This amulet was released by Wat Khok Sung Temple, Songkhla Province. Phor Than Plad, or Luang Phor Plad (LP Plad), was a former abbot of Wat Khok Sung; he followed many famous contemporary masters to learn sacred magic spells during his years. He was born on November 6, 1911, in Kao Chai Son District, Phatthalung Province. He was ordained on 7th April 1933, at 22, at Wat Khun Farami, Phatthalung. LP Plad travelled to Wat Khun Farami to learn with many great masters in sacred science and astrology. He learned dharma and sutras for eight years before leaving Wat Khun Farami in 1941.
LP Plad doesn't take a long time to master all that he learned from the masters. Later, LP Plad stayed in Songkhla and built his temple there. Later, he went to Wat Khao Or and followed Phra Archan Aik to learn ancient medicine called (Maha Wan and Kri Buah holy powder refinement). This holy powder affects Metta (Love and attraction), and his first batch of amulets released from his temple was made with this holy powder in 1975. LP Plad passed away on March 9, 1998, at the age of 87.
He spent over 60 years as a Buddhist monk helping people. After his death, his physical body is kept in a closed glass coffin placed in the temple to be worshipped for eternity. The Khun Paen amulet is highly revered by the Thai people and is believed to possess a multitude of magical qualities: Metta Mahaniyom (popularity), Maha Sanaeh (attraction and charm), and even (invincibility against weapons), is said to be present in the amulet. Many masters or guru monks like to make Khun Paen a charming and Metta (love and attraction) amulet.
It is said that Khun Paen helps you attract the opposite sex, increasing the power of attraction, admiration, and charm, and is well-loved. The Khun Paen amulet protects against negative energy and danger, enhances people's relationships, enhances marriage relationships, to be free, and saves us from evil forces, blocking disasters, while also improving our careers by adjusting the human aura field. Most importantly, it can bring peace to different walks of life.
It is said that the popularity of such amulets, Khun Paen on the amulet back with a baby boy "Kuman Thong," is due to the beliefs that such charms, primarily associated with safeguarding the home and family safety, are to be expected and can protect inhabitants from all ghosts and evil spirits.