Phra Somdej Leb Mui Lang Yant BE2464 Luang Phor Phong (Lp Phong) Wat Khuhasawan
Phra Somdej Leb Mui Lang Yant BE2464
Luang Phor Phong (Lp Phong) – Wat Khuhasawan
The Sacred Origins (B.E. 2464)
In B.E. 2464 (1921), the revered Luang Phor Phong Thammachotiko of Wat Khuhasawan consecrated the Phra Somdej Leb Mui Lang Yant. This edition was a continuation of his famed Leb Mui series, distinctively crafted with yantra inscriptions on the reverse, symbolizing protection, metta, and spiritual authority.
Purpose of Creation
- Raise funds for Wat Khuhasawan’s restoration.
- Preserve sacred yantra sciences from Luang Pu Iam.
- Provide devotees with a powerful amulet for protection, metta mahaniyom, and spiritual healing.
Sacred Materials (Nur Phong)
Crafted from sacred powders mixed with herbal ingredients, script ash, incense residue, and pollen. The fingertip-shaped mold (Leb Mui) symbolized the compassionate hand of Buddha blessing devotees.
Blessing and Consecration
The batch underwent repeated chanting and deep meditation by Luang Phor Phong. Devotees of the time reported miraculous protection, success in trade, and improved fortune after receiving this amulet.
Spiritual Properties
- Metta Mahaniyom – charm and kindness.
- Klaew Klaad – escape from danger and misfortune.
- Chok Lap – fortune in business and wealth.
- Saneha – attraction and likability.
Legacy and Rarity
Today, surviving examples of the Phra Somdej Leb Mui Lang Yant BE2464 are rare and treasured by collectors. These amulets embody the compassion and meditative mastery of Luang Phor Phong, making them both a sacred talisman and a historical artifact of Thai Buddhism.
Front view showing texture of sacred Nur Phong powder
Rear view showing deep craved signature yant
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