The Legend of Luang Pu Hong and the Golden Deva.
Luang Pu Hong Prommapanyo (1917–2014) of Wat Phetchaburi is one of Thailand’s most revered saints. Known for his deep compassion and mastery of Khmer-style sorcery, his fame transcends borders, reaching devotees across Southeast Asia.
LP Hong’s spiritual journey began with a bizarre miracle. Just three days after his ordination at age 18, a mysterious woman and a young boy approached him under a tamarind tree, asking for a Dharma teaching. Though he was an inexperienced novice, as soon as he recited "Namo" three times, profound Buddhist teachings began to flow from his mouth as if by divine intervention.
This "spiritual heritage" led him on a 30-year pilgrimage through the jungles of Cambodia and Thailand, where he mastered ancient arts of protection, healing, and wealth-attraction from the greatest forest masters of the era.
The Kuman Phet: "Increasing Wealth & Happiness"
This specific 2553 (2010 AD) edition, titled "Perm Sap Perm Suk," is crafted from purified Prai Kuman powders. Unlike traditional "ghost children," LP Hong’s Kuman are Deva Kuman—celestial spirits who serve the owner to gain merit.
How They Help You:
The Path of Merit.
The relationship between a Kuman Thong and its owner is sacred. To unlock their full potential, LP Hong taught that owners should live virtuously. When you perform good deeds and share that merit with your Kuman, their power to bless and protect your life grows exponentially.