Thai amulets of the standing Buddha.
π Standing Buddha Amulets π
Standing Buddha amulets are among the oldest forms of Buddhist talismans, revered for their protective power and benevolence. They are found in many temples in Thailand, including Wat Intharawihan (Bangkok), Wat Phet Samut Worawihan (Samut Songkhram), and in the Luang Phor Sothorn tradition .
This posture symbolizes calm, confidence, and blessing in all directions. The standing Buddha, sometimes holding an alms bowl or adopting the gesture of stopping, embodies active benevolence and the ability to dispel visible and invisible dangers.
Originating from the Theravada tradition, the standing Buddha is often associated with the legend of miraculous statues discovered in the waters of Thailand. Among them, Luang Phor Ban Laem or Luang Phor Tho have become popular icons, protecting travelers, sailors, the sick, and those seeking spiritual comfort.
β¨ Spiritual virtues of the standing Buddha amulets:
- Protection against negative energies and diseases
- Awakening of consciousness and clarity of mind
- Strengthening faith and courage in the face of adversity
- Support for noble and just projects
- Inner peace and wisdom in motion
Standing at the heart of the world, the Buddha gazes forthrightly at the turmoil of beings. He does not judge, he blesses. Through the amulets dedicated to this posture, the peaceful force of the Dharma is set in motion, pushing back the shadows with the light of presence alone.
πΈ Khata of the Standing Buddha πΈ
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Namo tassa bhagavato arahato sammΔ-sambuddhasa
SabuddhakunΔ wisutthi tejΕ samΔ ranaαΉ
surakkhatu
Buddho patitthitaαΉ me panidhiyang
Buddhang saranang gatchΔmi
Homage to the Blessed, the Awakened, the Perfect.
May the luminous virtues of all the Buddhas protect me.
May the standing Buddha stand by my side according to my wish.
I take refuge in the Buddha.
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Large amulet of the standing Buddha Luang Phor Ban Laem β Roon Ruay Than Ta Hen (2007) Out of stock
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Ancient 1981 Medal of the Most Venerable Luang Phor Phrasit (Phra Ajarn Paseut) β Wat Pho Si (Khon Kaen) 14,84β¬
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Standing Buddha Amulet Luang Phor Phra Kan β Consecrated in 1984 (Wat Klang Bangsue) 30,74β¬
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Grande amulette Phra Siwali Thep Kampi MahasΓ©ti β Wat Sawetachat Worawihan (1998) 31,80β¬
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Phra Siwali amulet β Luang Phor Somchai β Wat Khao Sukim 2012 25,44β¬
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Antique Phra Siwali terracotta amulet (Udon Thani, approx. 50 years old) 33,92β¬
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Amulet of the standing Buddha Luang Phor Wat Ban Laem β Wat Phet Samut Worawihan (Samut Songkhram) 26,50β¬
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Golden medal Phra Upacharya Thonglor β Wat Khanlat (Samut Prakan) 28,62β¬
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Phra Siwali Roon Mahalap Amulet 1993 β His Holiness Somdej Phra Sangharaj (Wat Srabue) 31,80β¬
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Phra Siwali amulet in silver metal β Wat Khao Lem (2015, Sakeow) 30,74β¬
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Phra Siwali Amulet Set β Set of 21 pieces cast together (Wat Sakai, 1980s β Luang Phor Dooh) 371,00β¬
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Standing Ganesha Amulet β Sacred Incense Paste β Wat Chedi (Nakhon Si Thammarat) Out of stock
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Phra Yai Amulet (Roon Yod Namthip) β Wat Sila Hat, Chaiyaphum (2011) 20,14β¬
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Phra Pang Om Baht Jade Powder Amulet β Venerable Luang Phor Khian 33,92β¬
