Master: Luang Phor Riding a Dragon
Temple: Wat Khao Laem
Buddhist Era: 2551
Dimensions: 5cm wide x 3.5cm high x 1.9cm deep
Material: Copper
Sacred object's effects: removing obstacles, improving luck, increasing wisdom, protecting against black magic, and attracting wealth.
This sacred object can be attached to keys, handbags, etc. ✨
It's so convenient; you can just carry it with you 😊
Luang Phor Kalong's magical skills encompassed attracting wealth, warding off disasters, protecting from danger, enhancing interpersonal relationships, and prolonging life—all aspects widely recognized by his followers. Luang Phor Kalong specialized in the practices of Phra Narai (Vishnu, one of the three principal Brahman gods), the protector deity. His protruding tooth, located in the same spot as Hanuman's, was widely believed to imbue him with special divine power. The amulets Luang Phor Kalong created followed the same method as those created by other high-ranking monks of the past, and many devotees considered them indispensable collectibles. The master once said, "I dedicate my heart and soul to these amulets; therefore, they will have a value exceeding gold and are rarer than gemstones." Because of this assessment, Luang Phor Kalong's amulets are highly sought after, attracting a large following.
[Master's Introduction]
Luang Phor Kalong (2461-2552) , also known as the Precious Tooth Monk The master was born in Phetchaburi. The father is of Chinese descent. The mother is of Thai descent. They run small businesses in Phetchaburi. It is said that when Luang Phor Kalong was born, a halo shone down on the village. At that time, a fisherman met a monk. He led a child by the hand into Luang Phor Kalong's house. At this time, Luang Phor Kalong was born. The master had a special tooth growing on the inside of the middle of his upper teeth. These teeth are called spirit teeth. Everything Master Fan said came true. So let's not even talk about chanting scriptures for consecration. Its spiritual power is exceptionally strong. The master is famous for forging sacred artifacts including... Talisman tube Tiger Head Wild boar, Lu Weng, Tiger teeth, Hanuman, etc.
The master studied magic under both Luang Phor Ni and Luang Phor Seong. Subsequently, He also studied Khmer magic under the renowned Luang Phor Kukan.
Luang Phor Kalong built a total of 9 temples. The cost of building the temple Most of these treasures were found by the master in the deep mountains. Because the master was cultivating in the deep mountains... They encountered a cultivator with a tiger's head. He learned many magical arts that cannot be learned in the human world. Moreover, the practitioners all told him the location of the treasure.
After learning many magical arts, the master began to create sacred objects. The devotees commissioned sacred objects from the master. Especially the Tagu, which is said to be invulnerable to swords and spears. Unharmed from falling from a high-rise building or escaping a car accident, etc.
