Phra Kring Phra Phuttha Chinnaraj B.P.R., Nava Loha (Nine-Alloy Metal), Large Mold, Reconstruction Edition, Year [B.E.] 2530.
The Phra Kring Phra Phuttha Chinnaraj B.P.R. (2530) is highly regarded among collectors and practitioners for several significant reasons. Because it combines the image of the Phuttha Chinnaraj with the Royal Monogram (B.P.R.), it is believed to carry immense spiritual and protective power.
The primary purposes for wearing or possessing this amulet include:
1. Health and Healing
The "Phra Kring" (Ringing Buddha) is traditionally associated with the Medicine Buddha (Bhaisajyaguru). The "kring" sound inside is believed to resonate with the divine to clear obstacles and promote physical and spiritual healing. Many wear it specifically to ward off illness or to aid in recovery.
2. Success and Prosperity
Phra Phuttha Chinnaraj is often called the "King of Victory." Wearing this image is intended to help the wearer overcome obstacles, defeat rivals (in business or personal life), and achieve success in their endeavors. It is considered a very auspicious "all-rounder" for life progress.
3. Royal Protection and Prestige
The inclusion of the B.P.R. Monogram (King Rama IX) signifies a high level of consecration. In Thai culture, amulets associated with the Monarchy are believed to offer Maha-Am-Nadj (authority/power) and Klaew Klaad (evading danger), making it popular among government officials and business leaders.
4. General Protection (Metta & Kong Grapan)
Like many high-tier consecrated amulets, it is believed to provide:
Note: This Phra Kring Phra Phuttha Chinnaraj amulet does not have a specific Katha. The power is considered inherent within the amulet itself and does not require further activation by the user.