Thai Amulets of the Most Venerable LP Phuead.
The Most Venerable Luang Phor Phuead (Wat Makok – Bangkok)
This collection pays tribute to the Most Venerable Luang Phor Phuead (1927–2005), superior of Wat Makok (the Temple of Olives) in Taling-Chan, Bangkok. The last representative of a rare lineage, he was one of the last disciples of the legendary Luang Phor Doem , and a renowned master of traditional Thai magical arts, notably in the making of Meedh Moh ritual daggers and Bia Geow amulets .
An heir to powerful magical bloodlines
Luang Phor Phuead was trained by several exceptional masters, including the Most Venerable Luang Phor Raw of Wat Naïrong and the Grand Ajarn Thiang of Wat Thong. These varied influences forged a Master of rich knowledge and powerful blessing, combining protection, authority, and knowledge of the most advanced esoteric rituals.
A journey of asceticism and exploration
Little known to the general public but highly respected in initiated circles, Luang Phor Phuead traveled throughout Thailand and as far as Malaysia on foot, receiving transmissions from local Masters. There, he learned traditional cobra training techniques, as well as magical rituals specific to the peoples of the South.
Rare blessings, powerful items
Luang Phor Phuead personally blessed the objects he consecrated, each one the result of a precise intention and a rigorous ritual. Here are some examples of his legendary creations:
- Meedh Moh Daggers – protection rituals, exorcism, authority
- Bia Geow Amulets – Defense against wandering spirits and harmful energies
- Snake Charmer's Palat Kick – charm, protection against occult venoms
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Nam Man Praï Sacred Oil – Rare Traditional Charm Elixir
Fortune Geckos – Attracting Wealth and Luck - Kwai Tanoo – protective totem against occult attacks
His last major series of Meedh Moh daggers is now highly collected and considered a definitive work of his magical knowledge. Those fortunate enough to meet him report a benevolent master, yet imbued with an undeniable spiritual force.
