Lp Wimon Wat Inthakhiri

Garuda B.E. 2555 Maha Lap Maha Baramee batch

• Master / Lineage: Phra Khru Wimon Inthachot (Than Cha), with the southern masters of Nakhon Si Thammarat
• Temple: Wat Inthakhiri (Wat Ban Na), Phrom Khiri, Nakhon Si Thammarat
• Year: B.E. 2555 (2012)
• Materials: Loha Pasom (mixed holy metals)
• Size: 1.5 inches
• Casing: Custom silver frame

Summary

This Maha Phaya Krut stands tall with arms raised and wings spread wide: the Garuda King, lord of the skies. The tri-colour finish gives it real presence, with gold-toned wings, a warm pink-gold face, arms and feet, and a bright silver-toned body. It is set in a custom oval silver frame engraved with classic Thai patterns, a striking piece that commands attention.

Historical Background

Wat Inthakhiri, known locally as Wat Ban Na, has stood in Phrom Khiri district, Nakhon Si Thammarat, since B.E. 2375 (1832). It is home to a revered black bronze Phra Buddha Sihing, honoured as the second Buddha Sihing of Nakhon Si Thammarat, and a Garuda guards the temple gate. In B.E. 2555 (2012) the abbot, Phra Khru Wimon Inthachot (Than Cha), created the Maha Phaya Krut "Maha Lap Maha Baramee" to raise funds to restore the Buddha Sihing hall and build the temple's entrance arch.

Origins of the Materials

Each Garuda is cast in Loha Pasom, a mix of holy metals. The casting alloy brought together sacred materials and inscribed yantra sheets from renowned teachers across Thailand, including Luang Pu Supa of Phuket and the yantra sheets of Por Than Khling, along with special material from a royal goldsmith.

Ritual

The batch went through three Buddhaphisek and Thewaphisek ceremonies. The first was the opening rite at Wat Thalung Thong on 19 May 2012, the second an offering ceremony at Wat Inthakhiri on 28 August 2012, and the last a final consecration at the great Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan on 22 December 2012. Many of the South's most respected masters joined the blessings, among them Phra Thep Winayaphon of Wat Phra Mahathat, Por Than Euam of Wat Bang Nian and Luang Phor Phon of Wat Thung Nari.

Blessings and Effects

Phaya Krut, the Garuda King, is the vehicle of Prah Narai (Phra Narai, Narayana/Vishnu) and is honoured as lord of the skies, fearless and unyielding.

• Guards against backstabbers and helps remove toxic people from your life
• Fetches wealth, good trade and business success
• Protects the wearer from danger, misfortune and black magic
• Maha Amnat: authority, respect and standing in your career
• Metta Mahaniyom: kindness and popularity among the people around you

Modern Application

A powerful companion for anyone dealing with office politics, difficult partners or people who don't wish them well. It is equally strong for business owners and leaders who want steady wealth, respect and protection as they grow.

Recommended Pairing

This Garuda is strong enough to be worn on its own as a standalone piece. It also pairs beautifully with Krung Lang (Kreung Rang) amulets, such as a Palakid (Palad Khik), tiger or Singha amulets, or even Takruts carried in your pocket.