Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495 Luang Phor Cheng Wat Bang Phang

Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495 – Luang Phor Chaeng (Lp Chaeng), Wat Bang Phang

The Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495 is a sacred powder amulet created by the highly revered Luang Phor Chaeng (Lp Chaeng) of Wat Bang Phang, Nonthaburi Province. Made from Phong Namon (sacred oil-infused powder), this amulet is unique for combining the sacred Phra Somdej form with the divine imagery of Hanuman, symbolizing unmatched courage, loyalty, and protection.

Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495 Luang Phor Chaeng Wat Bang Phang

Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495 – Luang Phor Chaeng, Wat Bang Phang

Key Details

  • Material: Sacred Powder (Nur Phong Namon)
  • Year of Creation: BE2495 (1952)
  • Creator: Luang Phor Chaeng (Lp Chaeng)
  • Temple: Wat Bang Phang, Nonthaburi Province

Background and Purpose

In BE2495, during the post-war recovery era, Luang Phor Chaeng created this rare series of Phra Somdej Song Hanuman amulets. They were intended to combine Somdej’s sacred protection with Hanuman’s unmatched bravery and loyalty, offering both spiritual defense and victorious energy to devotees — especially civil servants, soldiers, and laypeople facing turbulent times.

Design and Symbolism

The amulet portrays a Somdej-style Buddha image in meditation posture, combined with Hanuman imagery. This unique design makes it stand out among traditional Phra Somdej.

Hanuman Symbolism

  • Unyielding Courage
  • Loyalty to Dharma
  • Victory over evil
  • Immunity to dark magic and hidden enemies

By merging Hanuman’s spirit with the Phra Somdej form, Luang Phor Chaeng empowered this amulet with Buddha’s peaceful protection and Hanuman’s fierce defense.

Materials and Composition

  • Phong Namon (oil-infused sacred powder)
  • Sacred powders: Ittaje, Pathamang, Maharach, Phutthakun, Trinisinghe
  • Cooked rice and flower pollen from rituals
  • Oil base with soy sauce & candle wax
  • Consecrated sand and scripture fragments
  • Remnants of older amulets from elder teachers

The final amulet was dense yet smooth, often with a fragrant earthy scent, and colors ranging from yellowish wax to light brown.

Blessing and Consecration

This batch was empowered in the ubosot of Wat Bang Phang by Luang Phor Chaeng, who used solo consecration with deep Vipassana meditation and repeated recitation of sacred katha. His blessing infused each amulet with metta, protection, and vitality.

Distribution and Rarity

These amulets were not mass-produced and were often distributed freely to devotees, villagers, and disciples. Due to their delicate composition, many were damaged over time, making intact originals with clear Hanuman imagery exceptionally rare today.

Spiritual Properties

  • Maha Amnaj – commanding power and leadership
  • Maha Ud – invulnerability from physical harm
  • Klaew Klaad – protection from accidents
  • Metta Mahaniyom – charm and popularity

The Phra Somdej Song Hanuman remains highly valued among military officers, public servants, entrepreneurs, and devotees of Hanumanic wicha.

Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495 front view

Front view of Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495

Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495 back view

Reverse side of Phra Somdej Song Hanuman BE2495

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