Jatukam Ramathep Nur Mahawan Khao (Spinkled with Takian Wood) BE2547 Nakhon Si Thammarat City Pillar Restoration

Jatukam Ramathep Nur Mahawan Khao (Spinkled with Takian Wood) BE2547 

Nakhon Si Thammarat City Pillar Restoration

Phra Phong (Sacred Powder) Rectangular Amulet – Head of City Pillar, Nakhon Si Thammarat

Made from Takian Wood Mixed with Sacred White Herbs (Mahawan Khao)

Certified Authentic, Pristine Condition with Original Box

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1. Amulet Overview

This rectangular sacred powder amulet features the Head of the City Pillar of Nakhon Si Thammarat. It is crafted from a dense blend of Takian wood and sacred white herbs (Mahawan Khao), representing the highest standards in spiritual material composition.

• The specific piece shown here is in champion-grade condition, never worn, and includes its original presentation box.

• Guaranteed authentic and flawless. Full money-back guarantee if not satisfied.

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2. Historical Significance of the Takian Wood

The Takian wood used in this amulet is of profound spiritual origin:

• Part of it comes from the original sacred wood used in the construction of the City Pillar of Nakhon Si Thammarat.

• This material was carefully preserved by Police Major General Khun Phantharak Rajadej, a legendary law enforcer and powerful lay mystic.

• He also instructed the recovery of the original Takian tree stump from the Ban Yod Lueang area, from which the City Pillar was once carved.

According to Khun Phan, the spirit of the tree, Chao Mae Inthaphani (The Lady Guardian of the Tree), wished to remain in sacred service. He believed that incorporating part of this sacred wood into amulets would bestow great merit and protection upon worshippers.

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3. Ritual Invitation of the Tree Spirit

To honor the sacred presence residing within the Takian wood:

• Luang Phor Wann, a highly revered monk from Wat Sao Thong Thong, who Khun Phan deeply respected for his spiritual insight, was invited to perform the ritual of invitation.

• Through deep meditative communion, he confirmed the presence of Chao Mae Inthaphani, who resided in both the original stump and the City Pillar.

This authentic wood—imbued with sacred presence—was then ground and mixed into the amulet powder formula used for all Phra Phong Suriyan Chantra Thewaphotisat (Sun-Moon Bodhisattva Amulets) created in this batch.

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4. Purpose of Creation – 2004 City Pillar Restoration Project

This amulet was part of the “Restoration of the Nakhon Si Thammarat City Pillar Shrine 2004” sacred object batch.

• The initiative was spearheaded by Khun Phantharak Rajadej (age 108) to raise funds for various public merit-making causes.

• Specifically, the campaign aimed to:

  • Reconstruct the ordination hall of Wat Nasarn, formerly abandoned.

  • Contribute to the restoration project of the City Pillar Shrine in collaboration with the Nakhon Si Thammarat municipal authorities.

• Mr. Nasan Phantharak Rajadej and local patrons were entrusted with the organization and implementation of this initiative.

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5. Craftsmanship and Aesthetic Quality

Every piece in this sacred batch—regardless of mould or type—was crafted with exquisite attention to detail:

• Created by renowned national-level artisans.

• Supervised by a team of skilled craftsmen specializing in traditional Thai religious art.

• The aesthetic depth and craftsmanship of these amulets have earned them recognition among collectors and devotees alike.

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6. Major Consecration Ceremonies

🔸 Ceremony 1 – Grand Casting and Invocation

• Date: January 30, 2004

• Location: Front of the Grand Viharn, Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan

• Key Events:

  • 6:19 AM – Sacred fire lit from the Viharn of Phra Song Ma (Horse-riding Buddha Shrine), invoking Thao Jatukham and Thao Ram Thep

  • 8:39 AM – Brahmin priests performed cosmic deity summoning

  • 9:19 AM – Nine high-ranking monks chanted sacred Pali scriptures

  • 10:19 AM – Nine famous monks led the directional empowerment, including:

    • Phor Than Niam (Wat Bang Sai)

    • Luang Phor Wann (Wat Sao Thong Thong)

    • Phra Khru Ka Kaew (Wat Na Phra That)

    • Phra Khru Ka Chad (Wat Na Phra Lan)

    • Phor Than Sorn (Wat Manow Wan)

    • Phor Than Chop (Wat Na Phra That)

    • Phor Than Chom (Wat Sala Phai)

    • Phor Than Kasem (Wat Chamao)

    • Phor Than Rang (Huai Teng Hermitage)

  • 10:49 AM – Victory chant, drums, conch shell, and brass bell to mark the auspicious casting moment, with Phor Than Niam presiding

  • 11:29 AM – Holy water blessing and sacred rice flower scattering

🔸 Ceremony 2 – Maha Phutthaphisek (Great Empowerment)

• Date: May 17, 2004

• Location: Grand Viharn, Wat Phra Mahathat

• Participated by many of the region's most venerated monks, especially from the Suvarnabhumi region.

🔸 Ceremony 3 – Oceanic Empowerment Ritual

• Date: May 19, 2004

• Location: Deep sea off the coast of Pak Phanang

• Purpose: Elemental charging of amulets with nature’s energy under sacred mantra.

🔸 Ceremony 4 – Final Blessing at the City Pillar Shrine

• Date: May 22, 2004

• Location: Si Mongkol Shrine within the City Pillar compound, Nakhon Si Thammarat

• A royally-endorsed sacred ceremony sealing the energy of the amulets