– Thai Amulets Collection

Locket Lp Maha Sila Run Charoenphon Lang 3 x Tarkut BE2564 Wat Pho Si Saat

History of the Locket: Luang Pu Maha Sila – Roon Charoenphon (B.E. 2564)

Monk: Luang Pu Maha Sila

Batch Name: Roon Charoenphon (รุ่นเจริญผล – “Flourishing Blessings”)

Temple: Wat Pho Si Saat, Ubon Ratchathani

Year of Creation: B.E. 2564 (2021 CE)

Special Feature: 3 sacred Takruts embedded at the back

The Roon Charoenphon locket was created to:

Celebrate Luang Pu Maha Sila’s spiritual legacy and his advanced age
Offer blessings of prosperity, protection, and success to his followers
Support the development of religious projects and temple restorations at Wat Pho Si Saat

This batch was limited in production and highly ceremonial in nature, marking a significant spiritual event for the temple community.

Front:
- A high-resolution, full-color image of Luang Pu Maha Sila in deep meditation
- Surrounded by sacred motifs, yantra patterns, and auspicious inscriptions
Back:
- Embedded with 3 takruts (rolled sacred scrolls) representing:
  1. Metta Mahaniyom – charm and kindness
  2. Klaew Klad – protection from harm
  3. Chok Larp – fortune and success
- Some versions include sacred powders, gem fragments, or temple soils

Each takrut was personally blessed and inscribed according to Maha Sila’s lineage, following Khmer-Buddhist magical traditions.

The locket base was crafted from a durable, glossy enamel-coated ceramic-metal composite.
Sacred powders (Phong Wahn), old amulet fragments, herbs, and soils were mixed into the base or adhered on the back under the takruts.
The takruts were written with Khmer yant scripts using black or gold ink, and rolled in thin sacred foil.

The main consecration ceremony was held at Wat Pho Si Saat in B.E. 2564.
The ritual was led by Luang Pu Maha Sila himself, who is known for his deep meditative attainment and lifelong forest practice.
Senior monks and disciples participated in chanting protective katha and invoking blessings for abundance, peace, and spiritual strength.
Some batches were included in extended meditation sessions by Maha Sila before formal distribution.

The locket is revered for offering the following blessings:

Many devotees reported positive changes in luck, work, and interpersonal relationships after wearing the locket.

Produced in limited quantities, primarily given to temple sponsors, close disciples, and select collectors.
Variants may differ slightly in takrut color or backing material, but all are temple-authenticated and issued with sacred intent.
Because of Luang Pu Maha Sila’s renown in the Isan forest tradition, these lockets are highly respected and increasingly rare.