Loop Om Kumanthong (Kuman) • Run Maha Mongkhon 79 • BE 2544 (2001 CE)
Consecrated by Luang Phor Pern Tithakunoh • Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Pathom • Material: Phong Maha Phuttha Khun
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Overview
This Loop Om (spherical talisman) embodies the benevolent guardianship of the Kumanthong (“Golden Child”). Under LP Pern’s supervision, the batch titled Maha Mongkhon 79 (“Great Blessing”) was empowered in BE 2544 to support devotees in protection, metta mahaniyom (social goodwill), wealth/fortune, and nobleman support.
Material Analysis (Phong Maha Phuttha Khun)
- Phong Maha Phuttha Khun: Sacred powders produced via ritual writing/erasure of yantra script under meditation discipline.
- Holy Herbs: Select auspicious botanicals gathered from consecrated locales.
- Relic Elements: Temple-sourced admixtures from prior abhiseka rites at Wat Bang Phra.
The compact sphere functions as a concentrated “spiritual cell,” retaining charge from the empowerment rites.
Historical Context & Lineage
Luang Phor Pern (1923–2002) is celebrated for protective wicha and the Wat Bang Phra devotional tradition. The BE 2544 Loop Om series encapsulates his late-period intent to equip devotees with balanced blessings of safety, fortune, and social grace.
Ritual Chronology & Empowerment
- Maha Mongkhon grand rite at Wat Bang Phra with senior monks in attendance.
- Focused invocations to activate metta, chok-lap (fortune), and protective fields.
- Charging under LP Pern’s wicha, aligning the Loop Om with Kumanthong guardianship.
Traditional Powers (Cultural Belief)
- Protection — Klaew Klaad & Maha Ut: shield from misfortune; “sealed” safety field associated with Loop Om forms.
- Wealth & Nobleman Support: attraction of opportunities, patrons, and successful dealings.
- Metta Mahaniyom: goodwill, respect, and social ease in work and community.
- Maha Saney: gentle personal magnetism and attraction.
Note: Powers are described within Thai devotional tradition; outcomes vary by personal conduct and merit.
Rarity & Collector Notes
- Master’s provenance: Late-period work under LP Pern’s direct blessing.
- Limited issuance: Run Maha Mongkhon 79 produced for a specific auspicious purpose.
- Devotional demand: Strong reputation for protection/fortune among practitioners and collectors.
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Disclaimer: This article uses formal academic diction (provenance, iconography, material analysis) while remaining accessible. Institutional documentation should be read alongside physical examination and independent due diligence by the buyer.