[Master] Ajarn Tim
【Temple】 Wat Chang Hai (Luang Phor Thuad Temple)
[Year] Buddhist Era 2540
[Price] 3380 for a set of 9 pieces
[Efficacy] Protects against danger and disaster, ensures safety, helps with smooth work and career advancement, and attracts wealth.
[Amulet Efficacy] Protects against disasters and calamities, avoids backstabbing, ensures safe travels, brings lifelong peace, blissful marriage , and enhances romantic luck. It also promotes smooth work, career advancement, and attracts both direct and indirect wealth. For business owners, it can attract benefactors, improve interpersonal relationships, and increase the success rate. 😍
Luang Phor Thuad, one of the nine great monks, was a highly intelligent and famous monk from hundreds of years ago. He devoted his life to doing good deeds and accumulating blessings for the king and the people, and performed miracles. The king of Thailand at that time greatly admired Luang Phor Thuad because he had saved the country and its people. He once said that if Luang Phor Thuad had any needs, the king would grant them to him.
Luang Phor Thuad is also known as the "God of Cars in Thailand" because people rarely have car accidents or die when they have his amulets. Therefore, they are the best protective charms for traveling and road trips .
[Introduction to Luang Phor Thuad]
Luang Phor Thuad was a revered Thai monk, an Arhat, who lived 400 years ago and was a household name in Thailand. He was the national teacher of Thailand and lived to the age of 99. It is said that he could turn seawater into fresh water by stepping on it.
In Thailand, Luang Phor Thuad is a household name. Even now, there are frequent reports of people seeing him in their dreams, receiving his guidance and turning misfortune into good fortune. For Thais, Luang Phor Thuad is not only a protector of life but also a moral guide. Statues, portraits, bronze images, amulets, and various events featuring Luang Phor Thuad are ubiquitous in Thailand. His miraculous deeds are still widely recounted. It is said that statistics from the Phra Phuttha Medical Centre's emergency medical services show that none of those who died in traffic accidents were ever found wearing Luang Phor Thuad amulets. Therefore, Luang Phor Thuad is known as the "God of Cars."
Many temples in Thailand make Luang Phor Thuad amulets , with the most famous being those made in southern Thailand, from Wat Hue Mongkol in Hua Hin to Wat Soi Chaeng . These Luang Phor Thuad amulets are particularly sought after . A miraculous accident shocked the world. During a training exercise by the Thai Air Force , a helicopter crashed while on duty , resulting in a malfunction . Such helicopter crashes are known to be major accidents. The chances of crew members dying are extremely high, but thankfully , all the crew members survived . In Thailand , a predominantly Buddhist country , this is a legendary incident . All the crew members wore Luang Phor Thuad amulets, and each crew member 's act of abandoning the aircraft was awarded the highest honor by the Royal Family .
[ About Ajarn Tim ]
Ajarn Tim is the foremost master in Thailand for creating Luang Phor Thuad amulets. His original name was Tim Prompradu, born on August 21 , 2455 BE (Buddhist Era) at Baan Na Pradu . His parents were Inthong and Num Prompradu , and he was the second of six children. Due to poverty, Ajarn Tim was sent by his father to Wat Na Pradu at a young age to become a novice monk and study Buddhism. He was deeply influenced by the abbot of Wat Na Pradu, Kruba Tha Lakkhong.
Wat Changhai Ajarn Tim is the first master in Thailand to dream of Luang Pu Thuat and create an image of him. Ajarn Tim was born on August 21 , 2455 BE , and was formally ordained as a monk in 2476 BE.
In 2495 BE , Ajarn Tim planned to build a temple that would provide religious services and allow ordinary people and monks to preach together, and a preliminary framework was formed by several senior monks.
However, having people is not enough; a temple also needs to be built. However, due to funding issues, the construction of the temple had to be stopped midway.
To expedite the temple's construction, Ajarn Tim conceived the idea of creating a batch of amulets to raise funds. Since Luang Phor Thuad of Wat Chang Hai was extremely famous, he decided to produce a batch of amulets featuring Luang Phor Thuad's image.
When Ajarn Tim shared his idea with the other monks, they all agreed, and together they collected materials to make amulets. Once the materials were collected... Ajarn Tim began mixing 108 ingredients, the most special of which was the stem mud, which is also the material that gives this brand its unique color.
The ingredients were placed into the mold at midnight on March 19 , 2497 BE (Buddhist Era) , with an estimated production run of 8400 pieces . However, due to time constraints, only 6400 amulets were ultimately produced . The consecration ceremony was held on April 15th , 2497 BE (Buddhist Era). The amulets were then distributed on the afternoon of April 18th . Initially, these amulets were only given to Ajarn Tim's close disciples and those who had contributed to the temple. From that day onwards ... Ajarn Tim then began making Luang Phor Thuad.
Because the images of Luang Phor Thuad created by Ajarn Tim were said to have repeatedly performed miracles, the images of Luang Phor Thuad created by Ajarn Tim became legendary in the world of amulets.
From then on, Ajarn Tim began making them, and his Luang Phor Thuad amulets continued to perform miracles. However, Ajarn Tim fell ill in 2510 BE (Buddhist Era), and his condition continued to deteriorate until he passed away in the early morning of November 30, 2512 BE (Buddhist Era).
