Pra Khun Paen B.E.2506 (Reun Piti Sadet klap)
Possibly one of the greatest Khun Paen amulets ever
In B.E.2506 a number of sacred ceremonies were arranged to sacralise around 84,000 amulets created by Luang Poo Supha Guntasilo, Ajahn Chum Chaikiri, and Ajahn Uthai Dujsrivut.
The sacred amulets included Pra khun Paen (later called “Pra khun Paen B.E.2506 Reun Piti Sadetklap”), Pra Rod, Luk Pra Kum (created according to LP Kong’s sacred science), Pah Yant , Pah Yant Singha, sacred charming oil, etc.
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| The Khun Paen amulet is considered to be one of the greatest ever to have been sacralised. Read this account and you will understand why that is so. |
The full background to these amulets also helps us appreciate why they are considered amongst the very best to have been sacralised
Luang Phor Supha
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Luang Poo Supha Guntasilo, aged 69 years, served the Buddhist faith for 49 years, working hard to help develop Buddhism in the Thai Kingdom. He enjoyed travelling all over the country and participated in the construction of over 33 temples. Despite many offers he never accepted the position of Abbot, preferring to remain away from the limelight and concentrate on his work, often with long periods of absence and solitary existence practicing high level meditation in the jungles of Thailand. He is also known to have travelled abroad to India, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, etc, learning ancient sacred sciences and collecting some of the most sacred ores and plants known to man. |
In B.E.2502, it was recorded for example that he had taken a journey to an island called Koh Sireh, near Phuket Province. He found a small population of 600, all of whom were unable to speak the Thai language. He remained there for a considerable time teaching the locals Thai language and Dharma, departing a highly respected monk.
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| Sireh Island, where LP Supa had taught 600 people |
After this episode some wealthy individuals were so impressed by his dedication a donation was raised to build a 18.50-meter-long reclining Buddha Image on the island to worship Lord Buddha and the virtue of Luang Poo Supa Guntasilo .
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| (Left to right) Luang Poo Supa Guntasilo, Archarn Chum and Archarn Uthai |
The reclining Buddha Image that was under construction did have adequate shelter from the elements.
Luang Poo Supa went to Bangkok to meet Ajahn Chum to ask for his co-operation and support to create sacred amulets to raise sufficient funds to acquire a roof for the Buddha image.
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Ajahn Chum immediately agreed and over a considerable period they gathered together all the materials that would be required to create these amulets which included:
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