Khun Phaen Phrai 59, Archan Pleng, made from Dok Thong herbs, BE2541

Khun Phaen Phrai 59, Archan Pleng, made from Dok Thong herbs, BE2541

Biography

 

Khun Paen Phrai 59 Ton by Ajarn Pleang: A Masterpiece of Potent Spiritual Energy

The essence of "Phrai" in Khun Paen amulets refers to a type of spirit, specifically those who met a violent or untimely death. Spirits from such circumstances, especially those of women who passed away while pregnant, are believed to carry intense and potent energy. These spirits are considered to possess stronger supernatural abilities compared to those who passed naturally. Their tragic and mysterious deaths amplify their power, particularly when invoked and blessed by a master of magic. Ajarn Pleang harnesses this energy, embedding it into his sacred objects and amulets.

Purpose and Power of Phrai Spirits

Ajarn Pleang’s intention in incorporating Phrai spirits into his amulets is to enable these spirits to assist the owners in their endeavors, while simultaneously helping the spirits gain merit. Spirits, or Phrai, cannot accumulate merit on their own; they rely on others to dedicate merit to them. The primary focus of Phrai energy is "Maha Saneh" (great charm) and assisting the wearer in achieving goals that may be beyond the constraints of their karmic path.

Belief in Phrai spirits predates formal religions, rooted deeply in ancient traditions where people venerated ghosts and supernatural entities.

A Spiritual Connection

Luang Pu Tim of Wat Laharn Rai once stated that Phrai spirits often provide quicker results than invoking Buddha images. This is because Phrai exist in realms closer to ours and share similar desires, making them more attuned to human requests. When wishes made to spirits are fulfilled, it is customary to repay them with offerings or merit-making acts.

Empowering the Spirits

For Phrai spirits to become truly effective, they must be consecrated with powerful incantations to awaken and enhance their energy. Ajarn Pleang uses chants such as:

• "Jijeruni Nama Pa Tha"
• "Jijerunichittang Jettasikang Rupang Nimittang Kumarova Chaorak Chaoyom Kumarnthong Phraithong Aakachchahi Ehi Ehi Nama Pa Tha"

Regular merit-making, almsgiving to monks, and dedicating the merits to the spirits strengthen their power, enabling them to assist their devotees more effectively. As the spirits grow in power, those who venerate them will soon experience blessings and fulfillment in their lives.

Ajarn Pleang’s Mastery

Ajarn Pleang’s profound knowledge of spiritual realms is aimed at helping humanity while also elevating the spirits. He meticulously consecrates his amulets by invoking the four elements and the 32 bodily attributes, ensuring a balance of energies. His deep meditative practice and advanced magical prowess result in spirits that are not only highly potent but also benevolent and protective.

With his careful guidance, Ajarn Pleang ensures that these spirits bring only good fortune to their owners, steering clear of negative influences. The Khun Paen Phrai amulets stand as a testament to his exceptional skill, offering both spiritual aid and a means to honor and uplift the spirits.