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Cast Takrut Amulet of Luang Pu Khui, Wat Sap Takian
Product: Cast Takrut Amulet of Luang Pu Khui
Origin: Wat Sap Takian, Phetchabun Province
Period: Early B.E. 2550 (Yr 2007)
Enclose casing (Color): Waterproof Clear Acrylics Display
Size of Amulet with Case (approx): 19 mmW x 56.6 mmH x 14.7 mmT
 
Luang Phu Khui Tidtatammo – the revered Gaeji Ajarn of Petchaboon Province – became renowned across Thailand and Southeast Asia for his powerful spiritual magic. His sacred amulets, blessed with deep spiritual potency, gained fame beyond borders, especially in Singapore and Malaysia, as tales of miraculous success from devotees spread far and wide.
 
From a young age, Luang Phu was known for his kind, honest nature and dedication to spiritual practice, often chanting mantras passed down by his father. At age 12, following his father's passing, he was ordained as a novice monk at the funeral pyre to make merit. Choosing to remain in the monkhood, he sought training under the great Luang Por Tob of Wat Chon Daen.
 
There, young Samanera Khui humbly served his master with unwavering devotion—cleaning, preparing betel, and caring for the kuti. Deeply impressed, Luang Por Tob began imparting advanced Wicha (Buddha Magic), teaching him sacred arts such as Takrut Tone, Yant inscriptions, and the casting of Pra Kring Buddha images. Even as a novice, Luang Phu Khui displayed extraordinary mastery.
 
At age 22, he was fully ordained as a Bhikkhu at Wat Sri Mongkol on March 4, 2486 BE, receiving the name Tidtatammo, meaning “One whose heart is firmly rooted in the Dhamma.” After two years of further Dhamma study, he returned to Luang Por Tob to deepen his knowledge of magical disciplines before embarking on Tudong – a solitary spiritual journey through forests and mountains, both in Thailand and abroad.
 
Luang Phu Khui became most famous for his Pra Kring Paetch Glab, a sacred Buddha statuette now considered a premium-class amulet, along with his powerful Takrut Tone, Takrut Gao Chan, Roop Lor images, and Khun Phaen amulets. His teacher, Luang Por Tob, also taught him to bless devotees using a unique hand gesture that embodied three spiritual powers: attracting wealth, communicating with spirits, and transforming misfortune into fortune.
 
Luang Phu Khui Tidtatammo passed away in 2554 BE (2011 CE), leaving behind a legacy of deep faith, mystical power, and enduring reverence.

Cast Takrut Amulet of Luang Pu Khui, Wat Sap Takian

SKU: KMT_BCH_02_00150
$168.00Price
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