Phra Sum Kor Pim Rasami Nur Din BE2507 Luang Phor Sawang (Lp Sawang) Wat Tha Phuttha, Kamphaeng Phet

Phra Sum Kor Pim Rasami Nur Din BE2507  Luang Phor Sawang (Lp Sawang) Wat Tha Phuttha, Kamphaeng Phet

Biography

 

History of the Making of Phra Suk Khor Pim Rasami (Radiant Halo Mold)

Creator: Luang Phor Sawang Uttaro

Temple: Wat Tha Phuttha, Tha Phuttha Subdistrict, Khlong Khlung District, Kamphaeng Phet Province

Material: Sacred Clay (เนื้อดิน)

Year Created: B.E. 2507 (1964)

Size: Width 2.04 cm × Height 2.64 cm

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1. Purpose of Creation

This amulet was created as part of Luang Phor Sawang’s lifelong mission to preserve the spiritual heritage of Kamphaeng Phet and provide sacred objects that support practitioners in both the worldly and spiritual realms.

Key purposes included:

• Supporting temple renovation and dharma propagation

• Offering sacred protection for followers

• Preserving the ancient Sukhothai-style Buddha image tradition

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2. Materials Used

The amulet was composed of a blend of:

• Sacred soils from Buddhist sites in Kamphaeng Phet

• Powder from ancient votive tablets and broken amulets

• Over 108 types of holy herbs and minerals

• Mixed with special powders from previous ceremonies and pressed with ritual blessings

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3. Blessing Ceremony

A sacred Phutthapisek empowerment ceremony was held at Wat Tha Phuttha:

• Presided over by Luang Phor Sawang and senior monks from the region

• Focused on chanting protective sutras and intensive meditation

• Followed strict Theravāda Vinaya discipline

• Infused the amulets with powerful Metta (loving-kindness) and protection energy

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4. Design Features

• Pim: Rasami (radiant halo) — Buddha image seated in full meditation beneath a divine aura

• Style: Based on Sukhothai-era Buddhist art, with gentle contours and refined craftsmanship

• Back: Flat or slightly rounded, may contain temple insignia or yantra markings

• Texture: Soft-grain sacred clay with herbal flecks

• Dimensions: Width 2.04 cm × Height 2.64 cm

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5. Spiritual Benefits of Wearing Phra Suk Khor Pim Rasami

The amulet is widely believed to bestow the following benefits on the wearer:

• Protection from Danger: Safeguards against physical harm, accidents, and malicious intent

• Metta Mahaniyom: Attracts goodwill, kindness, and support from others in society

• Clarity and Calmness: Promotes a meditative mind and resilience during emotional turbulence

• Career Advancement: Supports growth in leadership, trade, negotiations, and public interaction

• Spiritual Merit: Aids in karma purification and strengthens one’s path toward liberation

• Good Fortune: Opens opportunities in finances and personal endeavors through pure intention

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6. Legacy and Collectibility

• Created during Luang Phor Sawang’s peak period of spiritual influence

• Considered a powerful spiritual tool and collector’s favorite in Northern Thailand

• Often referenced alongside classic Kamphaeng Phet amulets for their sacred composition and field-tested efficacy

• Genuine pieces remain in high demand among devout followers, soldiers, teachers, and meditation practitioners