🐯 A rare and powerful amulet depicting Luang Phor Thuat , a famous miracle-working monk from southern Thailand, in his Yeb Talé Adaman aspect—“walking on the Andaman Sea.” It was blessed by the highly venerable Phra Ajarn Jamnian Seelasettho at Wat Tham Sua (Krabi), a highly respected practice site in the heart of nature.
The front of the amulet features a roaring tiger face , a symbol of invincible strength and fierce protection against visible and invisible dangers. The number nine (good luck) is depicted in its mouth. The paste used is an intense yellow, typical of blessed amulets in the southern Thai tradition.
This amulet is known for its ability to protect against accidents, enemies, curses and to support mental endurance on the spiritual path.
She embodies the quiet power of the sacred tiger of the forest, fused with the wisdom and holiness of Luang Phor Thuat.
Temple: Wat Tham Sua (Tiger Cave Temple, Krabi)
Master: Phra Ajarn Jamnian Seelasettho
Figure depicted: Luang Phor Thuat and tiger
Theme: Yeb Talé Adaman (Luang Phor Thuat walking on the sea)
Dimensions: Diameter: 50 mm.
Weight: 45 grams.
Reliquary: New stainless steel reliquary decorated with classic motifs
📿 It is said that Luang Phor Thuat once placed his foot in the sea to produce fresh water and help the faithful in distress. This amulet extends this miracle, opening a safe path where uncertainty reigns. In the jungle or in the soul, the tiger watches, silent but implacable. For those who dare to move forward without fear.