Phra Pidta Phong Radukphi BE2485 Archan Nu Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho Tha Tien)
Phra Pidta Phong Radukphi B.E. 2485
Archan Nu – Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho Tha Tien)
The Phra Pidta Phong Radukphi created by Phra Ajahn Nu of Wat Pho is one of the most mystical and feared amulets in Thai occult history. Produced in B.E. 2485 (circa 1942), during the wartime era, these amulets were believed to provide invincibility, fast blessings, and supernatural protection. Each piece was crafted with sacred and unconventional ingredients, reflecting Ajahn Nu’s deep mastery of Khmer magic and black arts.
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Phra Pidta Phong Radukphi B.E. 2485 – Certified by Thaprachan
Historical Background
Created during the Indochina War and World War II, these amulets were distributed to soldiers, policemen, and civilians facing constant threats from bombings and warfare. The purpose was to provide both spiritual protection and moral strength in an era of fear.
Phra Ajahn Nu – Khmer Occultist Monk
Ajahn Nu, a monk of Khmer descent from Surin Province, was renowned for his command of ancient black magic, sacred incantations, and healing arts. Living quietly at Wat Pho Tha Tien, he created his amulets away from public attention. His knowledge of ritual medicine and occult science made his creations uniquely powerful.
Materials & Creation Process
The amulet was made with a rare formula of:
- Human bone ashes (Radukphi) collected during wartime cremations
- Sacred Itthijae powder
- Wan Krasue (Ghost Vine) and Wan Pong – rare mystical herbs
- Other occult herbs and sacred materials
Every batch was sanctified with purification rituals, ensuring the dangerous spiritual energy of the ashes was transformed into protective force.
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Front view of Phra Pidta amulet

Rear view of Phra Pidta amulet
Mystical Powers & Reported Experiences
Wearers of this amulet have reported:
- Invincibility: Soldiers protected from bullets, earning the nickname “Ghost Soldiers”
- Apparitions: Reports of companions appearing alongside the wearer, though unseen by them
- Luck & Wealth: Strong influence in gambling, trade, and business (with warning against greed)
- Rapid Blessings: Prayers answered swiftly, provided merit was dedicated to the departed souls

Rare authentic piece of Phra Pidta B.E. 2485
Legacy & Rarity
Today, authentic Phra Pidta Radukphi amulets by Ajahn Nu are extremely rare. Genuine examples show deeply pressed details, aged texture, and strong spiritual aura. Forgeries are common, making provenance crucial. Collectors value these amulets not only for their supernatural efficacy but also for their place in wartime Thai Buddhist history.