Large amulets of the protective Buddha Phra Pidta Protector in alchemical alloy Mekkapat blue consecrated Ajarn of the lineage of Luang Phor Nah (Wat Hua Jorakey)
Rare amulet representing Phra Pidta , made of sacred blue Mekkapat alloy . This alchemical statuette was made by an Ajarn alchemist , a direct disciple of the lineage of the very venerable Luang Phor Nah of Wat Hua Jorakey , in the province of Nakhon Pathom .
The blue Mekkapat alloy is renowned for its spiritual protection and neutralization of negative energies . Each specimen was cast according to ancient alchemical rites and blessed during esoteric ceremonies .
- Dimensions: approximately 35 x 35 mm
- Weight: 70 grams
Esoteric properties
- Protection against harmful energies and invisible attacks
- Strengthening intuition and inner silence
- Ideal amulet for advanced practitioners and exorcists
Esoteric Blurb
This effigy of Phra Pidta is not a simple talisman, but a distillation of esoteric science and mystical intent. Born from sacred fire and alchemical secrets inherited from ancient masters, it forms a veritable astral shield for the soul. The blue Mekkapat, often reserved for advanced practitioners, is renowned for its ability to repel hostile entities while opening the doors to inner silence. An amulet intended for initiates, which one keeps on one's altar or discreetly on one's person in a fabric pouch.
Biography of the Most Venerable Luang Phor Nah – Wat Hua Jorakey (Nakhon Pathom)
Luang Phor Nah was a revered Thai Buddhist monk who served as abbot at Wat Hua Jorakey in Nakhon Pathom Province. He was renowned for his profound spiritual wisdom and mastery of the esoteric arts. Luang Phor Nah was particularly famous for creating the Phra Pidta amulet , depicting the Buddha in deep meditation with his eyes closed, symbolizing protection from negative influences.
The amulets he created are renowned for their power, offering protection, luck, and prosperity to their wearers. They are highly sought after by collectors and practitioners of Thai Buddhism. Luang Phor Nah's reputation as a powerful spiritual leader, combined with his ability to create effective amulets, makes his creations particularly valuable and powerful objects.
Although Luang Phor Nah has passed away, his legacy lives on through his teachings and the amulets he left behind. His influence continues to be felt in Thailand and around the world, and his amulets are still highly valued by devotees and collectors.
The amulets created by Luang Phor Nah are not simple objects, but condensed versions of esoteric science and mystical intent. Born from sacred fire and metallurgical secrets inherited from ancient masters, they form a veritable astral shield for the soul. The blue Mekkapat, often reserved for advanced practitioners, is renowned for its ability to repel hostile entities while opening the doors to inner silence. These amulets are intended for initiates.