Luang Phor Thuad, BE 2505 - Luang Phor Taap / Luang Phor Tim

		Another superb Luang Phor Thuad amulet blessed in BE 2505 by Luang Phor Taap, Wat Krabok and Luang Phor Tim, Wat Lahanrai. It is seldom that you find this pim in such excellent condition and if you wanted a top notch LP Thuad amulet at a sensible price, you cant go far wrong with this pim. Luang Phor Taap, or Prakru Attakosol, was born in Rayong Province in B.E.2420 to the family of Mr.Uen Petnakorn and Mrs.Chim Petnakorn. He enrolled in the military until the age of 24 when he turned to the Buddhist faith, and was ordained a monk by Prakru Samut Samarnkun, former abbot of Wat Parpradoo, Luang Phor Mark of Wat Natakwun, Luang Phor Ruam of Wat Banrang, who acted as Pra Upacha, Pra Karmavacharcharn, and Pra Anusavanacharn respectively.  Apart from Dharma, Luang Phor Taab studied sacred sciences under Prakru Samut Samarnkun, who himself was very famous for his sacred charming sciences and also highly respected by the locals of Rayong Province.  Five years after his ordination ceremony he travelled into the deep forests to practice higjher level meditation and it was here that he was to meet Luang Phor Tim of Wat Laharnrai, another famous monk of Rayong Province. They became close friends. It was recorded that Luang Phor Tim had said that a soldier was laughed at by his friends because they thought that he would never be able to win the heart of an attractive women due to his appearance.

The soldier surprised all his peers by courting the most beautiful women in the locality. Luang Phor Tim said that he had visited LP Kart another famous monk, known for his effective charm amulets.

It is known that both Luang Phor Tim and Luang Phor Taap spent time with Luang Phor Kart to study this science, and both went on to create amulets and Pha Yant for this very purpose..
 

Sacred Amulets and his relationship with Luang Phor Tim

Because of their close friendship Luang Phor Tim helped bless this 2505 series of amulets created by Luang Phor Taap,  Other pims included Pra Somdej and Khun Paen. 

LP Thuad Neua Pong See Peung Kieow. BE 2505

Many 'Love Amulets'  have been created by Luang Phor Taap, all of which are considered to be some of the most powerful ever blessed. Certainly far more effective than most contemporary creations. These amulets are well known by almost all amulet collectors, such is their fame.

Ajahn Bpatom Aat Sakon was appointed consultant to help produce the powders for the amulet and Luang Phor Tim, Wat Lahanrai presided over the ceremony. Luang Phor Tim himself  created some of the greatest ''Love Amulets''. He presided over the main ceremony.

These Amulets are thought to be among the most powerful for love, charm and fortune, containing many sacred powders including:
 

1.     Auspicious old powders collected by Luang Phor Taap during his lifetime
2.     Sacred powders donated by Luang Phor Tim
3.     Pong Pat Mang and Phong Itijay, donated by Ajahn Bpatom Aat Sakon
4.     Old Bailarn powder from LP Taap
5.     Sacred powders donated by LP Bunmee Wat Pan Sampan Chonburi
6.     Auspicious soils collected by LP Taap
7.     See Peung Kieow (Charming Wax)

1st Blessing Ceremony

Luang Phor Taap blessed on Khao Phansa day

2^nd Blessing Ceremony

Blessed at Wat Krabok by many famous monks  Luang Phor Tim, Wat Lahnarai presided over the second blessing ceremony held at Wat Krabok. Amongst those present were many senior monks of that era including:

LP Tim, Wat Lahanrai
LP Hom, Wat SaakMaak
LP Yen Wat Bahnlaeng
LP Lat Wat Nong Grabok
LP Taap, Wat Nong Grabok

All remained in deep meditation from 6.00 pm until 2.00 am the following morning. Luang Phor Tim went on to bless these amulets by himself for a following 8 hours without a break, pouring ceremonial water over the amulets whilst reciting incantations to further increase the efficacy.

 

It is thought that "See Peung Kieow" or Green Charming Wax, for which LP Taap is most famous, and also a major constituent of this amulet, provides the extreme power for which this pim is noted.  His sacred charming wax, was not just given to anyone. Devotees had to spend many nights at the temple just to obtain a small quantity, which was often hung around the neck prior to meeting a lover.