Phra Phrom 4 Na Nur Phong BE2517 Luang Pu Du (Lp Du / Doo), Wat Sakae, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya

Phra Phrom 4 Na Nur Phong BE2517 Luang Pu Du (Lp Du / Doo), 

Wat Sakae, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya

with Thaprachan Certificate

Biography

History 

Phra Phrom 4 Na, Nur Phong, B.E. 2517

By Luang Pu Du (LP Du / LP Doo), Wat Sakae, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya

Certified by Thaprachan

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Overview

In B.E. 2517 (1974), the revered monk Luang Pu Du (also spelled Doo or Du) of Wat Sakae, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, consecrated a rare and spiritually significant batch of amulets known as Phra Phrom 4 Na. This sacred object was created using Nur Phong—a blend of highly sacred powders—and blessed with Luang Pu Du’s deep meditative power and spiritual discipline.

This amulet is certified by Thaprachan, one of Thailand’s most trusted amulet authentication and trading platforms, confirming its authenticity, batch, and material integrity.

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About the Master: Luang Pu Du of Wat Sakae

Luang Pu Du (หลวงปู่ดู่ พรหมปัญโญ) (B.E. 2448–B.E. 2533) is considered one of the greatest meditation masters and Dhamma teachers of 20th-century Thailand. He was a monk of pure conduct, deep samadhi (concentration), and profound compassion.

Throughout his life at Wat Sakae, he emphasized Vipassana meditation, moral discipline, and selfless service. Unlike many monks of his time, he did not commercialize his sacred objects; rather, he created and blessed them to serve as tools for spiritual practice, protection, and merit-making for those who live righteously.

His famous saying, “Just meditate and you’ll know everything,” encapsulates his teaching style—simple but deeply transformative.

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Design and Meaning of Phra Phrom 4 Na

Phra Phrom (พระพรหม) is the Thai representation of the Hindu creator deity Brahma, symbolizing the four immeasurable virtues:

1. Metta (Loving-kindness)

2. Karuna (Compassion)

3. Mudita (Sympathetic Joy)

4. Upekkha (Equanimity)

The “4 Na” (4 faces) represent these virtues extended toward all four cardinal directions, radiating blessings and protective power in all aspects of life—business, career, family, health, and spiritual pursuits.

This particular batch was intended as a spiritual anchor for those cultivating inner balance, mindfulness, and moral strength.

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Material: Nur Phong (Sacred Powder)

The Nur Phong used in the BE2517 Phra Phrom amulets included a blend of rare and highly auspicious materials collected over years:

• Phong Wahn 108: powders from 108 types of sacred herbs

• Phong Ittijae – Maharaj – Trini Singhae: mantra-empowered powders used in Thai magical traditions

• Phong from earlier sacred ceremonies held at Wat Sakae and other affiliated Wats

• Incense ash and ground sacred texts (Phong Bailan)

• Sacred pollens and flower dust used in meditation rituals

Each amulet was handcrafted with care and pressed in a traditional mold, bearing signs of natural aging and powder stratification—often used as indicators of authenticity.

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Consecration Ceremony

Luang Pu Du personally presided over the consecration of this batch. His process of blessing was known to be spiritually rigorous and lengthy, including:

• Chanting of Pali and Khmer mantras daily during meditation

• Mindful transmission of baramee (accumulated spiritual merit) into each batch through meditative absorption (samadhi)

• Silent energy empowerment, not needing public spectacle or large public ceremonies

Unlike commercial mass blessings, Luang Pu Du’s method was rooted in introspective empowerment, making his amulets extremely sought after by serious practitioners.

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Spiritual Benefits and Beliefs

The Phra Phrom 4 Na BE2517 is known for:

• Comprehensive Protection in all four directions

• Success in work and business negotiations

• Development of mindfulness, compassion, and spiritual progress

• Repelling malevolent energy and drawing blessings

• Harmony in relationships, family, and society

Many longtime devotees and collectors have reported long-lasting effects of metta (kindness radiance) and spiritual support when carrying or enshrining the amulet, especially when worn by those who meditate or chant regularly.

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Certification and Value

This particular batch is authenticated with a Thaprachan Certificate, which verifies:

• Batch Year: B.E. 2517

• Creator: Luang Pu Du, Wat Sakae

• Material: Nur Phong

• Type: Phra Phrom 4 Na (Four-faced Brahma)

• Authenticity and Condition: As examined by expert assessors

Due to the limited production, spiritual significance, and the rising fame of Luang Pu Du over the decades, this amulet is considered both a powerful spiritual item and a collectible heritage artifact in Thai Buddhist circles.