Description
Sacred pen knife (Meed Mor) Lp Boonme Wat Khaosamorkorn B.E.2510-2525 with SMK cert
- Pen style
- Nice condition
- Powerful for protection and against black magic
- With SMK cert
- Guarantee real 100%
History and Creation Details of the Pen-Sized Ritual Knife (Mitmor) by Luang Phor Bunmi, Wat Khao Samo Khon (1967 – 1982)
History of Creation Luang Phor Bunmi Issaro of Wat Khao Samo Khon, Tha Wung District, Lopburi Province, was a supreme monk master who directly inherited the mystical knowledge of creating ritual knives (Mitmor) from the Khao Tao Than and Khao Samo Khon lineages from his master, Luang Phor Kong. Luang Phor Bunmi’s ritual knives are highly praised for their formidable power and consistently rank among the most popular in the Thai amulet community. Specifically, during the years 2510 to 2525 BE (1967 – 1982 AD), an era when bandits and dark magic arts were still prevalent across the country. The creation of the “Pen-Sized Mitmor,” or the concealed miniature ritual knife, occurred to meet the specific demands of his disciples who were civil servants, teachers, and merchants. They wanted to carry a ritual knife for personal protection but did not want it to be conspicuous, intimidating, or cumbersome to carry. Therefore, the hilt and scabbard were ingeniously designed to look exactly like a regular pen casing from the outside (as seen in the image with the blue resin cap and metal barrel), allowing it to be clipped perfectly into a shirt pocket.
Deep Dive into the Materials The forging of Luang Phor Bunmi’s blade is a perfect blend of Buddhist art and occult science. The blades were forged by traditional craftsmen using various types of “mystical metals.” These included iron from pagoda spires, Sangkawanara nails (ancient lead-tin nails used to secure Buddhist chapels and viharas), nails from ghost coffins, Namphi iron, and Lek Lai ores. These metals were melted, repeatedly folded, and forged together to achieve immense durability. The blade itself is typically stamped with unique sacred Yantra characters, such as the Narai Tawat Pa Yantra, the Five Buddhas Yantra, or the Nak Kiao Yantra. The most crucial characteristic, considered the heart of Luang Phor Bunmi’s Mitmor, is located at the tang of the knife (the junction between the blade and the hilt). This area contains packed “sacred materials,” which include Phutthakhun powder, Itthije powder, Luang Phor Bunmi’s own hair, a tiny hand-inscribed Takrut, and is tightly sealed with sacred lac (Krang) or Victory Candle wax (Tian Chai) to act as the core of Buddha’s grace and to ward off inauspicious entities.
Rituals and Consecration The consecration ceremonies performed by Luang Phor Bunmi were extraordinarily intense. He never rushed the process; instead, he spent his time single-handedly empowering the knives through deep meditation inside his personal quarters throughout the entire three-month Buddhist Lent retreat. He utilized his Vipassana meditation skills to walk the elements, establish the elements, and support the elements. He empowered them by chanting the incantations of the Four Divine Weapons (the weapon of Indra, the weapon of Yama, the weapon of Thao Vessuwan, and the weapon of the Alavaka Demon), the incantation of the Sixteen Buddhas, and specific incantations for exorcising ghosts and demons. He would invoke the supreme virtues of the Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha, as well as heavenly deities and the lineage masters of Khao Samo Khon, to bestow their blessings. This ensured that every single ritual knife possessed absolute, decisive power, fully capable of destroying all types of curses, black magic, and occult spells.
Experiences of the Worshippers The miraculous experiences of those who carry Luang Phor Bunmi’s pen-sized Mitmor are abundant and endlessly recounted among his disciples and amulet collectors. The most prominent accounts involve protection against and curing of black magic, curses, and ill winds. If someone is possessed by an evil spirit, simply touching the master’s ritual knife to their forehead, or stirring holy water with the blade for the afflicted person to drink, will instantly cure the possession or dispel the dark spell. Furthermore, it possesses outstanding attributes for Maha Ud (gun-stopping power), Klaew Klaad (evasion and safety from fatal accidents), and Kong Grapan Chatri (invulnerability against piercing and slashing weapons). It can also be used to draw a protective boundary on the ground to ward off wild beasts and venomous serpents when traveling into deep forests. It is universally regarded as the ultimate personal talisman—easy to carry, timeless, and filled with all-encompassing protective powers.
龙婆本密 (Luang Phor Bunmi) 考沙摩空寺 (Wat Khao Samo Khon) 钢笔型法刀 (Mitmor) 督造历史与资料 (佛历 2510 – 2525 年)
督造历史 华富里府 (Lopburi) 塔翁县 (Tha Wung) 考沙摩空寺 (Wat Khao Samo Khon) 的龙婆本密 (Luang Phor Bunmi Issaro)，是一位顶级的得道高僧。他直接从其恩师龙婆公 (Luang Phor Kong) 那里传承了考道丹 (Khao Tao Than) 和考沙摩空法系制作法刀的神秘法门。龙婆本密的法刀以其强大的法力而备受赞誉，在泰国佛牌圣物界始终名列最受欢迎的圣物前茅。特别是在佛历 2510 年至 2525 年（公元 1967 – 1982 年）期间，当时社会上盗贼猖獗且黑魔法降头术盛行。“钢笔型法刀”或称隐藏式微型法刀的诞生，正是为了满足公务员、教师和商人等信徒群体的特殊需求。他们希望随身携带法刀以防身，但又不希望过于引人注目、显得具有威吓性或难以携带。因此，刀柄和刀鞘被巧妙地设计成与普通钢笔外壳一模一样的外观（如图片中所示的蓝色树脂笔帽和金属笔身），使其可以完美地夹在衬衫口袋里。
深入解析神圣材质 龙婆本密法刀的锻造堪称佛教艺术与神秘玄学的完美结合。刀刃由传统工匠使用各种“神秘金属”锻造而成。这些金属包括佛塔顶部的废铁、Sangkawanara 钉子（用于固定佛堂和寺庙的古老铅锡合金钉）、棺材钉、Namphi 神铁以及力泥 (Lek Lai) 矿石。这些金属被熔化、多次反复折叠和锻造，以达到极高的坚韧度。刀刃上通常会印有独特的标志性神圣经文符印 (Yantra)，例如那莱天神威慑森林符印 (Narai Tawat Pa)、五佛符印 (Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong) 或双蛇交尾符印 (Nak Kiao)。最关键的特征，也是被视为龙婆本密法刀心脏的部分，位于刀茎处（刀刃与刀柄的连接处）。这个区域装填了密集的“神圣物质”，包括佛性粉末 (Phutthakhun)、伊提杰粉末 (Itthije)、龙婆本密本人的头发、一根纯手工刻写的微型符管 (Takrut)，最后用神圣的虫胶 (Krang) 或胜利法烛 (Tian Chai) 的蜡紧紧封口，以此作为佛法力量的核心并抵御不祥之物。
仪式与加持 龙婆本密主持的加持仪式极其强大且严谨。他从不敷衍了事，而是会在为期三个月的守夏节期间，在自己的禅房内花费大量时间进行单独的冥想加持。他运用其内观禅修 (Vipassana) 的功力来运转元素、确立元素和支撑元素。他通过诵读四大神器的咒语（因陀罗神之武器、阎罗王之武器、多闻天王之武器以及旷野夜叉之武器）、十六尊佛的咒语以及专门用于驱除鬼怪和恶魔的咒语来赋予法刀力量。他会祈请佛、法、僧三宝的无上功德，以及诸天神明和考沙摩空法系历代祖师的庇佑并赐福。这一切确保了每一把法刀都拥有绝对且决定性的力量，能够彻底摧毁所有类型的诅咒、黑魔法和邪恶法术。
信徒的灵验经历 随身携带龙婆本密钢笔型法刀的信徒们有着无数的神奇经历，这些事迹在众弟子和护身符收藏家中被无尽地传颂。最显著的灵验事迹涉及抵御和解除黑魔法、降头和邪风。如果有人被恶灵附身，只需将大师的法刀触碰其额头，或用刀刃搅拌圣水让受试者饮用，附身的症状或黑暗的法术就会瞬间消散。此外，它在“玛哈乌”（Maha Ud，卡弹/枪械失灵）、“避险”（Klaew Klaad，躲避致命灾难和意外）以及“刀枪不入”（Kong Grapan Chatri，抵御穿刺和砍劈武器）方面也具有卓越的功效。在进入深山老林旅行时，它还可以用来在地上画出保护圈，以防范猛兽和毒蛇。它被公认为是最顶级的贴身护身符——不仅易于携带、具有永恒的价值，而且充满了全方位、无所不能的庇佑力量。
