Phra Phra Somdej Song Garuda (Kru) Nur Din BE2470-2475 Luang Phor Yim (Lp Yim) Wat Jao Jit

 

Phra Phra Somdej Song Garuda (Kru) Nur Din BE2470-2475 

Luang Phor Yim (Lp Yim) Wat Jao Jit - Won 2nd placing in the competition

Biography

History of the Making of Phra Somdej Song Garuda (Kru) Nur Din BE 2470-2475 by Luang Phor Yim, Wat Jao Jit

The Phra Somdej Song Garuda (Kru) Nur Din amulet, crafted between BE 2470-2475 (1927-1932), is one of the most significant and revered creations by Luang Phor Yim, the esteemed abbot of Wat Jao Jit in Ayutthaya. This amulet, like many others made by Luang Phor Yim, is highly regarded for its powerful protective qualities and deep spiritual significance.

Creation and Spiritual Significance

Luang Phor Yim was known for his exceptional mastery of Buddhist magic and sacred sciences, particularly in the creation of amulets. The Phra Somdej Song Garuda (Kru) Nur Din is unique because it features the Garuda, a mythological bird-like creature deeply revered in Thai and Hindu mythology as a symbol of power, authority, and protection. The Garuda is often associated with royalty and is considered a divine protector against evil forces.

The term "Nur Din" refers to the amulet being made from sacred earth, collected from important and holy locations. This specific material adds an element of sacredness to the amulet, enhancing its spiritual power and connection to the earth and nature. Luang Phor Yim meticulously collected and blessed the soil before crafting these amulets, ensuring that they were infused with potent protective qualities.

Rarity and Power

Phra Somdej Song Garuda (Kru) Nur Din amulets are considered rare, as they were produced in limited quantities during the time of their creation. Over the years, their spiritual reputation has grown, making them highly desirable among collectors and devotees alike. The amulets are believed to offer potent protection against harm, attract good fortune, and provide blessings of authority and leadership—symbolized by the Garuda, which is associated with power and sovereignty.

The amulet also offers Metta Mahaniyom (loving-kindness and charm), believed to attract goodwill and foster strong relationships, making it highly revered for both personal protection and the enhancement of social or professional standing.

Legacy of Luang Phor Yim

Luang Phor Yim’s skill in creating spiritually powerful amulets like the Phra Somdej Song Garuda Nur Din solidified his reputation as one of the most respected monks of his time. Even today, his amulets are considered some of the most potent and sought-after in Thailand, with the Phra Somdej Song Garuda Nur Din holding a special place in the hearts of collectors and spiritual practitioners.

The amulet remains a powerful symbol of protection, authority, and divine favor, making it a treasured piece of Thai Buddhist history.