Description
Phra Rod “Jong Ang Seuk” Lp Pae Wat Pikulthong B.E.2514
- Made of Sacred powder, Coated with lacque
- Good condition
- Various power
- Guarantee real 100%
Information on the creation of Phra Rod Chong Ang Suek by Luang Pho Phae, Wat Phikun Thong, year B.E. 2514, powder material
Phra Rod (phra rod) Chong Ang Suek edition by Luang Pho Phae of Wat Phikun Thong, Tha Chang District, Sing Buri Province. This powder amulet (phra neua phong) was created in B.E. 2514 specifically to be given to Thai soldiers deployed with the mixed Thai forces in the Vietnam War (known as the “Chong Ang Suek” unit). It is renowned for klaew klad (evasion of danger), yu yong khong kraphan (invulnerability), protection from all kinds of harm, and comprehensive sacred power, especially for surviving war and life-threatening situations.
Creation and Main Materials
- Year created: B.E. 2514 (1971). This is considered the first batch of the Chong Ang Suek series.
- Material: Primarily sacred bai lan leaf powder (phong bai lan). Some pieces are mixed with 108 pollens or 108 flower essences. Colors vary (some red powder, white powder, or reddish-brown). The amulet is small, approximately 1.4 x 2.7 cm. The back features a yantra (such as overlapping Buddha yantra or standard yantra). Originally coated with lacquer to protect the surface.
- Sacred substances: Made from sacred bai lan powder blended with other ingredients according to Luang Pho Phae’s formula. He was famous for powder amulets and protective talismans. Some pieces show red or white tones depending on the mixture.
- Form: Standard Phra Rod mold (small, tall shape). Often cased in silver or silver frames. Some sets include a matching Phra Pidta from the same period. The exact number created is not clearly recorded, but they were made for distribution to soldiers and devotees during ceremonies, making pristine original examples rare today.
Consecration
- Primarily consecrated by Luang Pho Phae himself. He was a highly revered monk in Sing Buri with strong sacred power in mahaut (great power) and protection from danger.
- The ceremony used ancient methods to enhance the amulet’s ability to evade harm, suitable for wartime conditions. Some sources mention other monks joining the consecration according to the era’s customs, but Luang Pho Phae was the main figure.
- Prominent blessings: Klaew klad, yu yong khong kraphan, protection from weapons and disasters, survival through war and accidents, metta maha niyom, enhancement of destiny (supported by real experiences of devotees who survived the Vietnam War and various dangerous incidents).
The Phra Rod Chong Ang Suek of B.E. 2514 is a rare and legendary amulet from Luang Pho Phae of Wat Phikun Thong. It is highly sought after by devotees seeking protection and evasion of danger, especially in original lacquered condition with clear back yantra.
卢昂波·佩（Luang Pho Phae）瓦特·披坤通寺（Wat Phikun Thong）พระรอดจงอางศึก（Phra Rod Chong Ang Suek）佛历2514年（1971年）粉质佛像的创建信息
พระรอด（Phra Rod）จงอางศึก版，由卢昂波·佩于信武里府塔昌县瓦特·披坤通寺创建。此粉质佛像（phra neua phong）于佛历2514年专门制作，分发给参与越南战争的泰国混合部队士兵（称为“จงอางศึก”部队）。因此得名。以แคล้วคลาด（避险逢凶化吉）、อยู่ยงคงกระพัน（刀枪不入）、防护各种危险，以及全面圣力而闻名，尤其擅长在战争和生命危险中幸存。
创建与主要材料
- 创建年份：佛历2514年（1971年）。此批被视为จงอางศึก系列的第一版。
- 材质：主要为神圣ใบลาน叶粉（phong bai lan）。部分混合108种花粉或108种花露。颜色各异（有些为红色粉、白色粉，或红褐色）。佛像尺寸较小，约1.4 x 2.7厘米。背面刻有符咒（例如重叠佛符或标准符咒）。原始状态表面涂有清漆保护。
- 圣物：使用神圣ใบลาน粉末按照卢昂波·佩的配方混合其他成分。他以粉质佛像及防护护身符闻名。部分佛像因混合比例呈现红色或白色调。
- 形式：标准พระรอด模具（小型、高瘦造型）。常镶嵌银框或银边。部分套装包括同批的พระปิดตา。确切制作数量未明确记录，主要分发给士兵及信众在法会期间，因此原始完好状态现今非常稀有。
加持
- 主要由卢昂波·佩亲自加持。他是信武里府极受尊崇的高僧，在มหาอุตม์（强大力量）及防护危险方面拥有强大圣力。
- 加持仪式采用古老方法，增强佛像避险能力，特别适合战时环境。部分资料提到当时有其他僧侣参与加持，但以卢昂波·佩为主。
- 主要功德：แคล้วคลาด、อยู่ยงคงกระพัน、防护武器与灾难、在战争及意外中幸存、เมตตามหานิยม、提升命运（有真实案例支持，许多信众在越南战争及各种危险事件中幸存）。
佛历2514年的พระรอดจงอางศึก是卢昂波·佩瓦特·披坤通寺的稀有传奇佛像。在追求防护与避险的信众中备受推崇，尤其是原始涂漆状态且背面符咒清晰的版本。
