Luang Phor Phat (Lp Phat) Wat Phatthanaram Nur Wahn BE2505 Consecrated by Phor Than Klai Wat Suan Khan
History
Luang Phor Phat (Lp Phat) Wat Phatthanaram, Nur Wahn, BE2505
Consecrated by Phor Than Klai, Wat Suan Khan, with participation of Luang Phor Tim, Wat Chang Hai
Background
In B.E. 2505 (1962), a special batch of Nur Wahn (sacred herbal powder) amulets featuring Luang Phor Phat Naratho of Wat Phatthanaram was produced. Although created many years after Luang Phor Phat’s passing, these amulets were designed to honor his remarkable spiritual legacy and continue the protective and auspicious blessings associated with his name.
Despite not being consecrated by Luang Phor Phat himself, this batch is widely regarded as having excellent Buddhist power and proven efficacy. They are considered highly worthy of wearing and collecting due to the powerful consecration performed by some of southern Thailand’s most famous monks.
Master Monks Involved in the Consecration
The B.E. 2505 consecration was an extraordinary event attended by many revered southern masters, including:
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Phor Than Klai Wajasit (Thewada Mueang Kon), Wat Suan Khan, Nakhon Si Thammarat – presiding master
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Luang Phor Tim, Wat Chang Hai, Pattani – legendary southern monk known for Phra Pidta and Phra Khun Paen blessings
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Luang Phor Pua, Wat Bang Duan, Surat Thani
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Other well-respected monks from Surat Thani and nearby provinces
Material and Craftsmanship
The amulets were made from Nur Wahn, a sacred blend of 108 types of blessed herbs, combined with:
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Phong Bailan (powdered burnt palm-leaf manuscripts)
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Sacred powders from earlier amulets of southern masters
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Holy ashes from yantra cloths
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Flower pollen from altar offerings
The mixture was hand-molded into small-size amulets (Pim Lek), designed for easy daily wear, and naturally dried. The surface tones range from dark brown to blackish hues, with some pieces retaining a faint herbal fragrance.
Spiritual Power of the B.E. 2505 Batch
The B.E. 2505 Nur Wahn amulets, blessed by Phor Than Klai, Luang Phor Tim, and other masters, are believed to grant:
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Klaew Klaad – protection from harm and danger
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Metta Mahaniyom – charm and likability
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Chok Lap – prosperity and good fortune
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Buddha Nissayon – blessings, health, and peace of mind
Many collectors and devotees attest to the amulet’s potency, considering it a must-have for those seeking southern Thai sacred heritage.