Product: Phor Than Jerm Achito (Luang Phor Achito)
Origin: Phor Than Jerm Achito (Luang Phor Achito)_Wat Hoi Rak, Pakkanang District, Nakhon Si Thammaraika Province
Period: Unknown
Enclose Casing (Color): Clear Acrylics Display
Size with casing (approx): 57.8 mmW x 64.5 mmH x 13.5 mmT
Luang Phor Jerm Achito, born Jerm Kaewchuay on June 21, 1908 (B.E. 2451), in Nakhon Sri Thammarat province, is a revered figure in Thai Buddhism. He was ordained as a monk at Wat Kongkasawas (Wat Tai) by Prakru Prapatapoomsatit (Luang Por Num Kesaro), who served as his Pra Upacha (preceptor). Throughout his monastic life, Luang Phor Jerm delved into various spiritual and mystical sciences. He learned sacred spells and sciences, astrological science, Dharma, and an ancient discipline known as Buddum. Buddum is a profound science that emphasizes Lord Buddha's Dharma and the mastery of mind control.
In 1936 (B.E. 2479), the abbot of Wat Hoi-rak, Luang Por Num Titapun-yo, fell seriously ill and could no longer fulfill his duties. Consequently, Luang Phor Jerm was invited to succeed him as the abbot of the temple. As an abbot, Luang Phor Jerm dedicated himself to the spiritual and physical well-being of his community. He also mastered the sacred sciences of creating amulets, acquiring this knowledge from several esteemed individuals. These amulets are considered powerful and are highly sought after for their believed protective and beneficial properties.
Luang Phor Jerm’s teachings and practices, rooted deeply in ancient Buddhist traditions, have left a lasting impact on his followers and continue to be revered to this day.
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