Description
Pra Pitda – Luang Pu Nong Thammachoto
Wat Wang Sritong | Consecrated for Wealth, Fortune, and Great Compassion
This authentic Phra Pidta amulet was personally created and empowered by Luang Pu Nong Thammachoto, aged 93, abbot of Wat Wang Sritong and a principal disciple of the legendary Luang Pho Derm of Wat Nong Pho, one of the most influential masters in Thai amulet history.
Luang Pu Nong is widely respected for faithfully preserving and transmitting the sacred Wicha of his master. This Phra Pidta represents a continuation of that lineage, both in spiritual intention and in traditional method of creation.
Sacred Creation and Materials
Takruts
The reverse of the amulet features 5 takruts and a section of geewon or monks robe. The takruts to the reverse are inscribed by Luang Pu Nongwith the powerful “Na Hua Jai” (heart of the gods). Luang Pu spent over two months meticulously crafting these sheets. Importantly, Luang Pu Nong performed individual blessings on each amulet before a final collective blessing. These takruts are known as Tring Traiphop and are renowned for its protective qualities, warding off evil spirits and black magic. Luang Pu Nong also included the “Sang Thong” (golden conch shell) spell, known for bringing good fortune, compassion, and success in business.
Luang Phu Nong
Luang Pu Nong Thammachoto,” a renowned Buddhist monk and master of occult sciences from Wat Wang Si Thong, Wang Somboon District, Sa Kaeo Province, was widely respected as a leading figure in the field. His simple and virtuous conduct inspired great reverence among those who met him. Born into the Pajchai family in 1920, he was a native of Lopburi. His mother was the younger sister of Phra Khru Niwat Thammakhan, or Luang Pho Derm, the revered abbot of Wat Nong Pho, Takli District, Nakhon Sawan Province.
As a child, his father entrusted him to his uncle, Luang Pho Derm, for care. At the age of 12, he was ordained as a novice monk. Luang Pho Derm compassionately imparted his knowledge to his nephew. From Buddhist scriptures and monastic rules to the creation of sacred objects using ivory, ritual knives, and the writing of magical powders such as Pattamang, Trinisinghe, Maharach, Itthije, and Buddhakhun, he learned to write magical symbols and talismans, including the 108 Na symbols and 108 heart mantras. He also studied occult sciences related to invincibility, protection, charm, and good fortune. Furthermore, he was blessed with a “Na Metta” (compassionate charm) tattoo on his shoulder as a confirmation of their close relationship.
After studying for eight years, Novice Nong requested permission to visit his parents to inquire about their well-being before embarking on a pilgrimage to strengthen his body and mind, and to seek peace and solitude in the forests and mountains of various provinces, including Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia. On one occasion, he studied occult sciences with Phra Kru Thewa, a powerful Cambodian sorcerer.
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Consecration Ceremony
Pu Nong conducted a full nine-day and nine-night solitary consecration, remaining in continuous meditation and chanting. This intensive ritual was performed personally by the master without interruption, ensuring that each amulet received direct and complete spiritual empowerment.
In addition to the Phra Pidta, Luang Pu Nong also consecrated Takrut Trang Traiphop during the same period, known for:
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Strong protection
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Enhancement of astrological destiny
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Attraction of money, gold, and material abundance
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Spiritual Purpose and Benefits
Luang Pu Nong stated that this Phra Pidta was created specifically for his disciples and devotees to use as a focus of worship for:
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Enhancing fortune and destiny (Serm Duang)
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Increasing wealth and financial stability
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Achieving success in career and livelihood
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Attracting compassion, kindness, and support from others
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Gaining favor from superiors and authority figures
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Promoting harmony, respect, and positive reputation
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Accumulating merit and spiritual benefit
The Phra Pidta posture, symbolizing the closing of the eyes to obstacles and misfortune, is traditionally associated with preventing loss while drawing in prosperity, making this amulet especially suitable for business owners, professionals, traders, and those seeking advancement.
