Thai Amulets of the Most Venerable LP Tee.
The Most Venerable Luang Phor Tee (Wat Hoo Chang)
This collection is dedicated to the Most Venerable Luang Phor Tee , respected master and abbot of Wat Hoo Chang (the Elephant Ear Temple), located in Chonburi province.
Born in 1940, he embodies the living tradition of Thai Buddhism, combining spiritual teaching, ritual practice, and active benevolence towards the faithful.
Disciple of a prestigious lineage
Luang Phor Tee is the direct disciple of the Most Venerable Luang Phor Key , former abbot of the same temple. He also studied under two highly respected masters: Luang Phor Tim of Wat Lahanrai (Rayong), famous for his Phra Khunpen amulets, and Luang Phor Yee of Wat Sattahip, a master scholar and miracle-worker.
A monk close to the people
Known for his warm temperament and his frank smile, Luang Phor Tee gladly receives the faithful who come to ask him for advice, blessings or protection. He is particularly famous for his vehicle blessings : he sometimes spends more than half an hour inspecting a car, drawing yant on it, blessing the brakes, the hood or even the air filters with sacred Nam Mön water, before reciting his prayers inside the passenger compartment.
Powerful and unusual amulets
The Most Venerable Luang Phor Tee is especially renowned for his very specific amulets, designed to meet the most varied protection needs:
- Bia Geow Amulets : Against Ghosts and Harmful Entities
- Phra Pidta Prae Kraduk Pee Amulets : great occult barrier, closure against evil
- Metallic yant with amazing properties (refusing to melt during sacred ceremonies)
Through his blessings, amulets and benevolent presence, Luang Phor Tee continues to transmit protective energy and living faith to all who cross his path.
