Phra Pidta Lang Ha Yant Nur Phong Lueng BE2516 Wat Yai Ra Consecrated by Luang Pu Tim (Lp Tim) Wat Lahanrai

Phra Pidta Lang Ha Yant Nur Phong Lueng BE2516 Wat Yai Ra 

Consecrated by Luang Pu Tim (Lp Tim) Wat Lahanrai with G-Pra Certificate

Biography

History 

Phra Pidta Lang Ha Yant Nur Phong Lueng BE2516

Temple: Wat Yai Ra, Rayong Province

Consecrated by: Luang Pu Tim (Wat Lahanrai)

---

Purpose of Creation

This batch of Phra Pidta was created in B.E. 2516 (1973) with the sacred objective of raising funds to support temple development at Wat Yai Ra, a temple close to Wat Lahanrai. The intention was to honor the tradition of sacred powder amulet creation and contribute to the Buddhist community through spiritual merit and financial support.

---

Main Consecrator

Luang Pu Tim (หลวงปู่ทิม อิสริโก) of Wat Lahanrai, one of the most venerated monks in Thailand, was invited to officiate and perform the consecration ceremony. Known for his powerful blessings and meticulous amulet consecration, Luang Pu Tim was also closely connected with monks in Rayong Province, including those at Wat Yai Ra.

Luang Pu Tim personally blessed this batch in a formal pluksek (blessing ceremony), reportedly held over multiple sessions to ensure the spiritual empowerment of each amulet.

---

Materials Used

The amulets were made from Phong Lueng (ผงเหลือง), a type of sacred yellow powder mixture associated with Luang Pu Tim. This mixture is composed of:

• Phong Ittijay, Phong Pathamang, and Phong Trinisinghe (three powerful Buddhist mantras in powder form)

• Herbal and mineral powders, including remnants from earlier sacred batches at Wat Lahanrai

• Crushed fragments of sacred old amulets

• Pollens and incense ash used in prior ceremonies

The rear of the amulet features a “Ha Yant” (five-line yantra), a mystical script known for protective powers, inscribed to enhance its spiritual efficacy.

---

Sacred Qualities and Beliefs

Devotees believe the Phra Pidta Lang Ha Yant BE2516 provides:

• Strong protection from harm and danger

• Enhanced luck, business prosperity, and personal charm

• Deep spiritual connection to the Dhamma and meditative silence (as represented by the closed-eyed posture)

It is also said to carry the spiritual imprint and blessings of Luang Pu Tim, whose reputation for effective consecration adds immense value and reverence to this piece.

---

Distribution and Legacy

Only a limited number of pieces were made and distributed to close disciples and temple supporters. Over time, this batch became highly sought after due to:

• Its direct connection with Luang Pu Tim

• The rare use of Phong Lueng in Phra Pidta form

• The detailed Ha Yant on the reverse side

• The amulet’s age and field-tested spiritual power reported by devotees