Phra Khun Paen Sakot Thap Lang Yant Nur Phong Muang BE2527 Luang Phor Yongyut Wat Khao Mai Daeng, Chonburi
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Origin and Description
The Phra Khun Paen Sakod Thap, created in B.E. 2525 (1982) by Luang Phor YongYuth of Wat Khao Mai Daeng, Chonburi Province, is a uniquely revered amulet known for its intense metta (loving-kindness), charm, and supernatural protection. Shaped in a small Khun Paen-style mould reminiscent of Phra Khong Kwan, it was produced in purple hue, symbolizing mystical energy and spiritual power. Its compact dimensions (1.4 cm wide by 1.9 cm high) made it ideal for discreet yet powerful use.
Sacred Materials and Ritual Time
The amulet’s sacredness originates from the recycled fragments of earlier generations of Khun Paen Sakod Thap amulets. These fragments were mixed with multiple forms of potent holy materials, collected from various consecrated sources, including sacred powders (Phong Puttakhun), temple soil, pollen from spiritual flowers, and herbs from ancient ritual grounds.
Importantly, the entire casting and consecration process was timed precisely to occur during a lunar eclipse, aligning with ancient Thai occult wisdom that suggests the eclipse amplifies the Metta Mahaniyom, Maha Saneh, and Choke Larp (luck and fortune) properties of any amulet forged during such an event.
Mystical Occurrences During Consecration
Numerous accounts highlight the unexplained and mystical events that occurred during the amulet’s empowerment ceremony. According to first-hand testimony from Luang Phor YongYuth himself, the consecration ritual drew natural omens — most notably, pairs of snakes emerged from the nearby forest and began mating, a powerful symbol of unity, charm, and the fertile energy of metta.
Furthermore, it was said that the amulet carries the power of Khun Paen’s magical essence, granting the bearer irresistible charm and eloquence, often equated to the mythical tales where Khun Paen could chant a mantra and hypnotize entire enemy armies, achieving victory without conflict.
Spiritual Benefits and Powers
The Khun Paen Sakod Thap is renowned for its potent combination of blessings:
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Metta Mahaniyom: Inspires affection, attraction, and admiration from others.
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Maha Saneh: Enhances personal charm and social magnetism.
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Kongkrapan Chatri: Offers spiritual protection, repels harm and misfortune.
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Choke Larp: Boosts luck in business, career, and competitions.
In real-world application, many devotees wear this amulet to improve interpersonal harmony in homes and workplaces, to win favor in competitive environments, and to attract success in relationships and fortune-seeking endeavors.
Lineage and Mastery of Luang Phor YongYuth
Phra Kru Thammakitkosol (Luang Phor YongYuth Thammakosalo) was a revered meditation monk and spellcaster in Thailand’s Eastern provinces. As a direct disciple of Luang Phor Lim of Wat Sai Tai (Nakhon Sawan), and an initiate under Kru Jaab Suwan, the white-robed lay master of Kammathaan (insight meditation), Luang Phor YongYuth was deeply grounded in both Vipassana practice and sacred ritual knowledge.
He belonged to the famed Wat Pradu Songtham lineage, which produced many great masters such as:
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Luang Phor Tiam (Wat Kasattra Thirart)
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Luang Phor Taen (Wat Thammasen)
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Luang Phor Salak (Wat Pradu Songtham)
Luang Phor YongYuth was also a close spiritual confidant of Luang Phor Parn (Wat Bang Nom Ko), who famously healed him from a black magic affliction using holy water — an event that further cemented his faith and reputation in spiritual healing and protective talismans.
Cultural Significance
This batch of Khun Paen Sakod Thap from B.E. 2525 is considered a “legendary creation” by many collectors and devotees in Thailand and abroad. Its mystical origin, powerful blessings, and real-world anecdotal success stories have earned it the status of a “warlord’s charm,” empowering its wearer with both inner strength and outward charisma.
Because of its limited production, genuine pieces are rare and continue to appreciate in spiritual and collector value.
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