Thai amulets of Venerable LP Sao.

Discover the rare and blessed amulets of Venerable Luang Phor Sao, former second abbot of Wat Rath Sanoon in Lamlukka, a master respected both for his erudition and his great compassion for living beings. This collection brings together spiritual objects consecrated by a discreet monk, close to illustrious masters, and renowned for the rigor of his Dharma practice.

Historical and biographical context

Born in 1938, Venerable Luang Phor Sao served as the second abbot of Wat Rath Sanoon, a temple located in Pathum Thani province, near Bangkok.
A former police officer in his youth, he took ordination following painful circumstances, including the death of his wife. What was supposed to last only a month became a lifelong commitment.

A rigorous monk, he taught the 227 rules of the Vinaya to novices for several decades. He was also renowned for his profound knowledge of the occult practices of Theravāda Buddhism. He was one of the few direct disciples of the Most Venerable Luang Phor Kassem , and was a friend of the famous Luang Phor Kee .

Spiritual virtues of amulets

• Karmic protection
• Strengthening merit
• Blessings for stability and healing
• Universal compassion towards all beings

Monastic life and active compassion

Luang Phor Sao led a humble life, secluded in a small, isolated house away from the temple. He lived surrounded by abandoned or sick dogs and cats , which he cared for as best he could with the limited means at his disposal. His daily life was dedicated to meditation, teaching, and caring for the most vulnerable.

A life of commitment to the end

With age, the Venerable's mental health deteriorated. After 2012, he left the temple to join his family. He leaves behind the memory of a self-effacing but deeply inspiring master, with a sincere and luminous commitment to the Dharma and all beings.