Description
Phra Somdej “Mee Gin” Ac Loy Pho-ngern Wat Rattanachai (jeen) B.E.2518
- Made of Sacred powder
- Nice condition
- Mass chanted by Ac Loy Pho-ngern, Lp Do Wat Sakhae, Lp Kuay Wat Kositaram, Lp Toh Wat Pradochimplee and more
- Guarantee real 100%
History and Creation The “Phra Phong Mi Kin” (Having Enough to Eat Powder Amulet) of the year 1975 (B.E. 2518) is an ultimate sacred object created by “Ajahn Loy Pho Ngoen” (who lived on a boat), a supreme laymaster of magical arts in the old capital city of Ayutthaya, and the number one legend in creating “Hun Phayon” (magical effigies) in Thailand. This batch of powder amulets was created with Ajahn Loy’s pure intention to make sacred objects to sustain Buddhism and to distribute as a spiritual anchor for the villagers. He manually pressed the amulet molds himself, along with the temple monks, at Wat Rattanachai (Wat Jin). The edition name “Mi Kin” (Having Enough to Eat) is an auspicious title purposefully given by Ajahn Loy to bless the worshippers with abundance, smooth livelihoods, and to never face starvation. This amulet batch features several molds, such as the Somdej mold, Khun Phaen mold, Lotus Petal mold (Khun Phaen Bai Phutsa), and Nang Kwak mold, which mostly have an oil-based powder texture (Nuea Phong Namman). Some pieces are coated with shellac to preserve the surface.
Deep Dive into Sacred Materials The materials of the Phra Phong Mi Kin are considered extremely magical and highly unique. Ajahn Loy gathered the crucial materials himself, comprising:
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Buddhakhun Powder and Magical Powders: Obtained by grinding broken pieces of old Somdej amulets and old powder amulets that he had collected, serving as the primary material.
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108 Auspicious Herbs (Waan): Specially selected herbs possessing magical properties for great loving-kindness and wealth, such as Waan Sao Long, Waan Maha Setthi, and the tops of the Rak Son plant.
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Woven Palm Leaf Fragments from Hun Phayon: Considered the ultimate highlight and the secret material of this edition; the leftover palm leaf fragments from weaving his legendary “Hun Phayon” were ground and mixed in. This imbues the powder amulet with the hidden magical power of the Hun Phayon as well.
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Binding Agents: Using white lime, Namwa bananas, flower pollen, cooked rice, and Tang-iw oil (tung oil) to make the amulet’s texture soft yet dense, strong, and durable, resulting in a beautiful oil-based powder characteristic.
Consecration and Empowerment Rituals The greatness of the Phra Phong Mi Kin is not limited to Ajahn Loy’s intense solo empowerment. After he consecrated them until they were flawless, he brought this entire batch of powder amulets to participate in a historic grand consecration ceremony known as the “Chaturapitpornchai Ceremony” at Wat Rattanachai (Wat Jin), Ayutthaya Province, on June 1, 1975. This ceremony was initiated by Mr. Rian Numdee, who received the mercy of “Luang Pu Doo of Wat Sakae” to act as an advisor and to pre-meditate on the objects for a full month. Then, on the day of the ceremony, 16 top renowned master monks of the era were invited to jointly meditate and bless the amulets. These included Luang Pu Toh of Wat Pradoochimplee, Luang Phor Kuay of Wat Kositaram, Luang Phor Phrae of Wat Pikul Thong, Luang Phor Nor of Wat Klang Tha Ruea, and Luang Phor Nai of Wat Ban Chaeng. This truly gives this edition universal protective and blessing powers.
Experiences of Believers Those who carry the Phra Phong Mi Kin of Ajahn Loy Pho Ngoen experience exactly what the name suggests: “having enough to eat and use, never starving.” It is highly outstanding in terms of wealth, prosperous trade, smooth business negotiations, and possessing immense great loving-kindness (Metta Mahaniyom); whoever sees them will love and assist them. Furthermore, due to the material containing Hun Phayon palm leaf fragments and being consecrated by Luang Phor Kuay and top monks in the Chaturapitpornchai ceremony, there are undeniable experiences of evading danger (Klaew Klaad) and protection against perils and black magic. It is considered a hidden gem (compared to his Hun Phayon, which costs hundreds of thousands of Baht) that deep collectors eagerly seek out.
历史与制作背景 1975年（佛历2518年）的“有得吃粉牌（Phra Phong Mi Kin）”，是由泰国旧都大城府法力高强的顶级白衣阿赞，同时也是泰国制作“魂魄勇（Hun Phayon，神奇替身保镖）”的第一传奇人物——“阿赞罗伊·菩恩（Ajahn Loy Pho Ngoen，居于船上）”所督造的顶级圣物。这批粉质佛牌的诞生，源于阿赞罗伊纯洁的初衷，他希望制作圣物来传承佛教，并分发给村民作为精神寄托。他与拉达那猜寺（Wat Rattanachai，又称Wat Jin/中国寺）的僧侣们一起，亲手压制了这些佛牌。该版本被命名为“有得吃（Mi Kin）”，是阿赞罗伊特意赋予的吉祥法名，旨在祝福供奉者生活富足、生计顺利、永不挨饿。这批佛牌有多种模具，如崇迪模、坤平模、莲瓣模（Khun Phaen Bai Phutsa）和南帕亚/招财女神模等，大多数呈现油性粉质（Nuea Phong Namman）的特征。部分佛牌表面涂有虫胶以保护品相。
深挖神圣用料 “有得吃粉牌”的用料被认为极具法力且非常独特。阿赞罗伊亲自收集了这些重要材料，包括：
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佛性经粉（Buddhakhun）和神奇粉末： 将他收集的破损老崇迪佛牌和老粉牌碎片研磨成粉，作为主要原料。
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108种吉祥湾类植物（Waan）： 精心挑选具有极大慈悲人缘和招财法力的草药，如迷女草（Waan Sao Long）、百万富翁草（Waan Maha Setthi）以及重叠爱神木（Rak Son）的顶芽。
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编织魂魄勇的贝叶碎片： 被认为是这期佛牌的终极亮点和秘密材料；他将编织其传奇“魂魄勇”后剩下的贝叶碎片研磨并混合其中。这使得该粉牌也蕴含了魂魄勇隐藏的神奇力量。
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粘合剂： 使用白灰、南华芭蕉、花粉、米饭和桐油（Tang-iw oil），使佛牌的质地柔软但致密、坚固耐用，从而形成美丽的油性粉末特征。
加持与开光仪式 “有得吃粉牌”的伟大之处不仅限于阿赞罗伊极其强烈的单独自坐禅加持。当他将它们加持到完美无瑕后，他将这整批粉牌带去参加了一场历史性的盛大开光法会，即1975年6月1日在大城府拉达那猜寺举行的**“四方如意吉祥法会（Chaturapitpornchai Ceremony）”**。这次法会由连·暖迪（Rian Numdee）先生发起，并得到了沙给寺（Wat Sakae）“龙普笃（Luang Pu Doo）”的慈悲应允，担任顾问并提前整整一个月对圣物进行禅定加持。随后，在法会当天，邀请了当时16位最顶尖的著名高僧共同坐禅诵经祝福。其中包括巴鲁清批寺（Wat Pradoochimplee）的龙普多（Luang Pu Toh）、柯锡达兰寺（Wat Kositaram）的龙婆贵（Luang Phor Kuay）、披坤通寺的龙婆培（Luang Phor Phrae）、刚塔勒寺的龙婆诺（Luang Phor Nor）以及班章寺的龙婆乃（Luang Phor Nai）等。这使得这一期佛牌真正拥有了全方位的护佑和赐福力量。
信众的感应事迹 佩戴阿赞罗伊·菩恩“有得吃粉牌”的人，都体验到了正如其名的事迹：“有吃有穿，永不挨饿”。它在招财、贸易繁荣、商业谈判顺利以及拥有极大的慈悲人缘（Metta Mahaniyom）方面表现得极为突出；任何人见到他们都会产生喜爱并给予帮助。此外，由于材料中含有魂魄勇的贝叶碎片，并且在“四方如意吉祥法会”上得到了龙婆贵等顶尖高僧的加持，在避险（Klaew Klaad）以及抵御危险和黑巫术方面也有着不可否认的神奇事迹。与他价值数十万泰铢的魂魄勇相比，这被认为是一款资深收藏家都在热切寻找的超高性价比“隐藏的宝藏”。
