These amulets were created from several sacred materials listed below.

	Takraichedi
	Takraisema
	Takrai Bostkao
	Soils from 7 ancient castles
	Soils from 7 ancient cities
	Sacred powder from the fragments of many Phra Somdej amulets
	Powder from the roofs of nine temples
	Powder or soils collected from 7 Jompluak
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(Note: Jompluak means termite mounds, whixch appear like miniature mountains. Since ancient times Thai people have believed that Jompluak possess black magic power that can destroy or damn the habitants of any area, where they are found. Many series of sacred amulets have been made from this material)

	Kileklai powder
	Tongpunchung-tree leaves
	Matum-tree leaves
	Kunsong-tree leaves
	Maiyaraf-tree leaves
	Rachpruek-tree leaves
	Makumkai-tree leaves
	Chumsang-tree leaves
	Itijae sacred powder
	Ratanamala sacred powder
	Itipiso sacred powder
	Powder of seven kinds of tree leafs
	Soils from 7 piers
	Soils from 7 graveyards

Many of these materials are very hard to obrtain

Moreover the amulets are embedded with a gold and silver Takrut, sections of the robe of Luang Phor Da, and genuine gemstones from Chantaburi Province.

Only 108 amulets were created and blessed and we have been lucky to obtain this single example.

Luang Poo Da’s dedication

Luang Phor Da is highly respected having helped numerous individuals escape from the power of black magic which had previously blighted their lives. He has never asked for money for help given to anyone.

Many police and military have sought his amulets over the years as it is believed that owning one would protect the worshipper from severe danger and black magic.

History of Phra Pirab amulets in Thailand

Prapirab amulets are rarely created in Thailand now. It was said that during a sacred ceremony at The Royal Fine Arts Department to worship Prapirab, an official walked over the head of Prapirab. He subsequently became mysteriously ill. Upon X-ray the hospital reported strange objects within his chest cavity.

The official remembering his actions requested a special ceremony to apologize to the sacred soul. Almost immediately after his condition returned to normal, surprising the physicians treating him

(Note: Phra Pirab was a sacred angel, which derived from the ancient Hindu legends)

Actually the princviple reason that so few monks create these amulets is because of the associated risks. Unless the procedure is adhered to accuratelym, the monk risks damnation by Phra Pirab.

The sacred ceremony to create Phra Pirab amulets must not be organized during thundering or lightning.

Everyone within the ceremonial area must give respect to Phra Pirab’s head. Not doing, or not paying absolute attention could endanger the life of that individual

The creator of Phra Pirab amulets must worship the sacred soul with his own blood. Not doing so would render the amulets ineffective, or may face serious danger in the future. It has been reported that one individual who did not make such a sacrifice was involved in a serious car accident in the Spankhao area of Bangkok. It is said that Phra Pirab came to his dreams and said that now he had sacrificed his blood in the accident.

Objective

All money gained from this series of Prapirab lockets would be used to support the repair of the sacred chedi at Wat Huaytui, Kalasin Province.

Sacred Ceremony to worship Phra Pirab

The ceremony must be organized outdoors on Thursdays (only Karng Kun days according to the Thai lunar calendar)

Sacred Katha to worship Phra Pirab

	Ohm Yaksawaroopchada
	Taraya Pinaka Sana Tanaya
	Tiwayaya Tevaya
	Hi Tumma Paraya
	Tussa Mai Ya Ka
	Waraya Nama Siwaya