Phra Phong Rakang Luang Phor Kasem (Lp Kasem) Lang Yant BE2534 Trilak Cemetery, Lampang

Phra Phong Rakang Luang Phor Kasem (Lp Kasem) Lang Yant BE2534 Trilak Cemetery, Lampang

Biography

 

History

Amulet Name: Phra Phong Rakang Lang Yant (Bells Powder Amulet, Reverse with Yantra)

Creator: Luang Phor Kasem Khemako

Year of Creation: BE 2534 (1991)

Temple/Location: Trilak Cemetery (Charn Trilak), Lampang Province

Material: Phong Rakang (Sacred Bell Powder) with other sacred substances

Reverse: Inscribed with powerful Yant (yantra)

---

About Luang Phor Kasem

Luang Phor Kasem Khemako (BE 2455 – BE 2539 / 1912 – 1996) was one of Thailand’s most revered forest monks, renowned for his strict ascetic practice, deep meditation, and extraordinary spiritual discipline. He spent decades in solitary practice at Trilak Cemetery in Lampang, living simply, refusing comfort, and constantly focusing on Dhamma cultivation.

Known as the “Arahant of Lampang”, he rarely left the cemetery, receiving visitors only for Dhamma and blessing purposes. His sacred objects are believed to possess strong protective power and metta (loving-kindness), with many reports of miraculous experiences from devotees.

---

Purpose of Creation

The Phra Phong Rakang Lang Yant BE2534 was created as part of a special batch to raise funds for:

• The maintenance and development of Trilak Cemetery’s meditation facilities

• The restoration of ancient Buddha images and religious structures in Lampang

• Supporting local temples and Sangha welfare projects

---

Materials Used

The amulet was made from a mixture of highly sacred powders collected and blessed over many years, including:

• Phong Rakang – powder from old temple bells, representing the spreading of the Dhamma and the calling of blessings

• Phong Itthijay & Phong Pattamang – powders with protective and wish-fulfilling properties

• Ashes and powder from ancient amulets and sacred images

• Powdered herbs from holy sites

• Earth from sacred Buddhist locations across Thailand

The reverse features a sacred Yant (yantra), hand-pressed or molded, symbolizing universal protection and auspiciousness.

---

Blessing Ceremony

The consecration took place at Trilak Cemetery in BE 2534.

• Main presiding monk: Luang Phor Kasem Khemako

• Blessing Method: Lp Kasem personally empowered each batch through continuous chanting, meditation, and sacred incantations for extended periods, sometimes holding the amulets in his hands during deep samadhi.

• The final consecration involved an all-night chanting session, sealing the amulets with Lp Kasem’s blessing.

---

Sacred Properties

Devotees believe the Phra Phong Rakang Lang Yant provides:

• Klaew Klaad – protection from harm, accidents, and danger

• Metta Mahaniyom – charm, kindness, and favorable relationships

• Maha Lap – attraction of wealth, luck, and prosperity

• Baramee – spiritual merit and life stability

• Kong Krapan – invulnerability from physical harm (for righteous practitioners)

---

Collector’s Note

• The BE 2534 Phra Phong Rakang Lang Yant is considered one of Lp Kasem’s most iconic powder-based amulets from the later period of his life.

• Well-preserved examples with clear Yant on the reverse and fine powder texture are highly valued.

• Due to its popularity, this amulet has been widely imitated—authentication should focus on texture, scent of old powder, and the unique style of Lp Kasem’s Yant.