Phra Pidta Na Nomo Luang Phor Euam (Kathin Merit 59 Edition): The Great Power of Phatthalung.
We highly recommend the Phra Pidta Na Nomo Amulet (Kathin Merit 59 Edition) by the revered Luang Phor Euam. Consecrated through a sacred Grand Buddha Abhiseka ceremony, this esteemed artifact is imbued with powerful Buddhist blessings and created with pure, charitable intentions. This edition is highly sought after by those wishing to enhance their lives with spiritual fortune and auspiciousness.
Profound Sacred Properties (Phuttha Khun).
This Phra Pidta amulet has been intensely blessed to empower the worshipper in critical areas of life:
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Loving-Kindness: Brings love, kindness, and compassion from those around the wearer, ensuring popularity and favor.
Sacred Rites and Pure Intent.
The spiritual integrity of this Phra Pidta amulet is validated by the meticulous ceremony and the noble purpose behind its creation:
Grand Buddha Abhiseka (Blessing) Ceremony, Kathin Merit 59.
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Location: Taling Chan Forest Meditation Retreat (Samnak Patibat Tham Suan Pa Taling Chan), Ban Phrao Sub-district, Pa Phayom District, Phatthalung Province.
Objective of Merit.
Worshipping this amulet is a direct contribution to great merit. All proceeds raised from this edition are dedicated to funding the construction of essential Senasana (monks' living quarters and buildings) at the Taling Chan Forest Meditation Retreat, ensuring convenience for religious practice and the preservation of Buddhism.
Amulet Details (Specific Variation).
This particular Phra Pidta Na Nomo Luang Phor Euam (Kathin Merit 59 Edition) is the Samrit Black Patina with Gold Brush (Nuea Samrit Rom Dam Piak Thong).
It is crafted from a Samrit base, featuring a beautifully polished black patina and accentuated with gold brushing on key areas, which highlights the intricate details of the amulet. This specific material variation is highly valued for its striking visual contrast and classic artistry.
Note for Collectors: For authenticity and uniqueness, a Code and serial number are permanently engraved on the base of every single amulet.
- It is important to note that you won't find a specific Katha accompanying this amulet. Its strength, however, comes directly from the sacred blessing ceremony performed by the Monks or Archans and the powerful, sacred materials incorporated into its form.