Large Jatukham Rammathep amulet – Roon Mongkhon Sap Saen Lan (BE 2550 / 2007)
This imposing Jatukham Rammathep amulet was dedicated in 2007 at Wat Khlong Non , Phichit province. It belongs to the famous “Mongkhon Sap Saen Lan” (Sacred Fortune with a Hundred Thousand Riches) series, one of the most respected of this period.
The reverse shows Phra Chao Yai Buddha surrounded by the venerable Luang Phor Ngern and Luang Phor Thong , symbolizing the combined blessing of wisdom, prosperity and spiritual protection.
This amulet is highly worthy of worship. The Sangha Council received sacred materials for its creation from His Holiness the Supreme Patriarch and many senior monks. Several prestigious temples also contributed to it: Wat Ban Rai (Luang Phor Koon), Wat Luang Phor Sothon, Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat (Phitsanulok), Wat Rakhang (Bangkok), Wat Phra Pathom Chedi, Wat Mahathat (Bangkok), Wat Noen Thong Wararam (Lopburi), Wat Phra Narai, Wat Sala Loi (Nakhon Ratchasima), Wat Sampao Choei (Luang Phor Thong), and Wat Lak Si Rat Samoson (Samut Sakhon).
The consecration ceremony brought together several great masters of the time: Luang Phor Koon (Wat Ban Rai), Luang Phor Thob (Wat Khao Chon Daen, Phetchabun), Luang Pu On (Paisali, Nakhon Sawan), Luang Pu Hong (Pattani), Luang Pu Dun (Surin), Ajarn Klai (Wat Phu Khao Thong, Phatthalung), Luang Pu Hong (Wat Phetchaburi, Surin), Luang Ta Phuan (Wat Mongkolrat, Surin), Luang Pu Key (Wat Sri Lamyong, Surin), and Luang Pho Than Khiew (Wat Huai Ngo, Pattani).
This exceptional gathering gives this series a rare spiritual power, symbolizing the collective blessing of the great lineages of southern, central, and northeastern Thailand. Practitioners attribute to this amulet the power to attract wealth, protection, and karmic fulfillment.
Features :
🙏 Master: Collective of high-ranking venerables
🛕 Temple: Wat Khlong No, Phichit
✨ Deity: Jatukham Rammathep
📐 Dimensions: Diameter 6 cm
⚓ Weight: approx. 57 grams
Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in stainless steel decorated with traditional motifs.
At the heart of the mandala of Jatukham Rammathep, the guardian of Nakhon Si Thammarat, this amulet embodies prosperity born of merit, success through virtue, and divine protection offered to the righteous.