Phra Leela Nur Din BE2500-2513 Luang Phor Mui (Lp Mui) Wat Don Rai, Suphanburi
Phra Leela Nur Din BE2500–2513 – Luang Phor Mui, Wat Don Rai
The Phra Leela Nur Din created between BE2500–2513 (1957–1970 CE) by Luang Phor Mui (Phra Kru Suvithanmuni) of Wat Don Rai, Suphanburi, is a highly respected amulet. It reflects the elegance of the walking Buddha posture, embodying mindfulness, grace, and blessings for protection, wealth, and nobleman support.
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Phra Leela Nur Din BE2500–2513, created by Luang Phor Mui, Wat Don Rai, Suphanburi.
History and Background
Luang Phor Mui was renowned for his deep meditation and spiritual discipline. Between BE2500–2513, he produced the Phra Leela Nur Din series to support temple development, preserve Buddhist art, and provide spiritual protection for his followers. The amulet represents the walking Buddha, a symbol of Dhamma propagation and inner calm.
Purposes of the Making
- To create sacred amulets for protection and blessings of devotees.
- To raise funds for Wat Don Rai’s restoration and religious works.
- To spread Dhamma practice and inspire mindfulness through the Buddha’s walking posture.
Design and Materials
- Depicts the Buddha in walking posture, graceful and elongated, inspired by Sukhothai art.
- Handmade from Nur Din (sacred clay) mixed with holy soil, powders, relic ash, and incense remains.
- Some pieces show reddish-brown or earthy tones, with natural aging lines and mineral deposits.
Front view showing the elegant walking Buddha form.
Rear surface with natural clay texture, aged over decades.
Side view displaying graceful proportions of the Buddha image.
Benefits & Advantages of Wearing
- Metta Mahaniyom – Increases charm, kindness, and social favor.
- Protection – Safeguards from danger, harm, and negativity.
- Serm Duang – Enhances fortune, career progress, and opportunities.
- Nobleman Support – Attracts benefactors and influential patrons.
- Peaceful Mind – Promotes mindfulness and meditation focus.
Why This Amulet is Rare
- Produced between BE2500–2513, limited in number and now scarce.
- Consecrated by Luang Phor Mui, whose spiritual reputation adds immense value.
- Well-preserved examples are highly prized among serious collectors.
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