Phra Kru Samut Tham Sunthon (Sud Siritharo) a.k.a. Luang Phor Sud is a famous monk from Samut Sakhon Province at Wat Kalong. He is created the famous Yant Takraw well known for its kongkrapan effect (invincible).
LP Sud was born on the 7th May BE 2445 and a native to Amphur Phanam Phrai in Rot Et Province. LP Sud ordained as a novice monk on the 16th April 1918 at Wat Klang Phanom Phrai at Roi Et Province. His preceptor was Phra Kru Mao who later became an important teacher whom LP Sud respected greatly. LP Sud travelled to Bangkok to seek more Dharma knowledge. LP Sud later ordained as a Monk at Wat Kalong and became the Abbot of Wat Kalong in 1938.
LP Sud had learnt wiccha magic and dharma from LPu Mao (Wat Klang Phanom Phrai), LP Rung (Wat Tha Krabue), LP Kong (Wat Bang Kraphom). LP Sud adhered strictly to monkhood. in 1978, LP Sud suffered from nasophaynitis and in 1981, LP Sud was struck with gastritis and an operation was performed. LP Sud continued his daily religious regime and due to old age, he also became weaker. on 14 August BE 2526, LP Sud passed away peacefully.
LP Sud was given Royal Cremation in 2002. miracle happened. During the cremation, the flesh on the body was burnt but the bone/skeleton was perfectly intact without damage despite the burning had taken quite a long time.
LP Sud's amulets are famous in Thailand for invulnerability (Kongkrapan) and disaster avoidance (Klaew Klaad).
Luang Phor Sud
Wat Kalong
Samut Sakhon
7 May BE 2445 to 14 August BE 2526
Some of Objects Consecrated
Rien Seua Mob
BE2519
The front features the portrait of Luang Phor Sud in the front above a crouching tiger which symbolizes authority, compusre, stealth power and formidable protection.
At the back is Luang Phor Sud's signature sacred Yant Takraw, a complex woven yantra renowned for its invulnerability and shielding against misfortune.
The materials used to make this amulet include Copper (Thong Daeng), Gold-plated (Gelai-Thong), Silver-plated (Gelai-Ngern) and Alpaka.
For Kongkrapan Chatri & Klaew Klaad and Maha Amnat & Baramee.
Rien Seua Pan Han Yao
BE2521
Seua Pan aka Leaping or Bounding Tiger symoblizies proactive energy, swift power, momentum and authority.
The front shows a full-body portrait of Luang Phor Sud sitting in meditation above the Leaping Tiger with a Long Tail (Han Yao) while the back featured Luang Phor's signature Yant Takraw for its invulnerability, shielding against harm and turning away bad luck.
These powerful amulets are made in Copper (Thong Daeng), Alpka and Silver.
For Kongkrapan Chatri & Klaew Klaad, Maha Amnat & Baramee and Metta & Career Luck.
Rien Han Kang
BE2526
The final batch of amulets consecrated by Luang Phor Sud before he passed away. They were issued to raise funds for the construction & renovation of the main Wiharn hall of Wat Kalong.
In the front, it features top half of Luang Phor Sud image and its back the world-renowned Yant Takraw, the iconic complex woven yantra design unique to Luang Phor Sud.
The amulets are made in Copper (Thong Daeng), Gold-plated (Gelai-Thong), Alpaka and Silver materials.
for Klaew Kladd & Kongkrapan, Maha Amnat & Metta and the final blessing of Luang Phor Sud.
Rien Sook Tai Sung Wiharn
BE2525
Featureing a sharp side profile Luang Phor Sud facing towards the left with detailed Thai decorative borders. At the back is Luang Phor's signature Yant Takraw, a tightly woven sacred geometric yantra design famous for invulnerability and reflecting danger.
Material used to make this batch of amulets include Copper (Thong Daeng), Alpka and Silver.
For Kongkrapan Chatri & Klaew Klaad, Maha Amnat & Baramee and Metta & Prosperity
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