Phra Mokkhalana Phra Sariputra Pim Yai Nur Phong BE2497 Luang Phor Khol (Lp Khol) Wat Pho Langka, Singburi

🕉️ History of the Making: Phra Mokkhalana – Phra Sariputra Pim Yai Nur Phong (B.E. 2497)

Created by Luang Phor Khol (Phra Khru Phothawiwat)
Wat Pho Langka, Chaksi Subdistrict, Mueang District, Singburi Province

B.E. 2497 (1954)
Crafted during the golden age of Luang Phor Khol’s spiritual work, this amulet was among his earliest and most respected creations.

To honor the two foremost disciples of the Buddha—Phra Mokkhalana, master of psychic abilities, and Phra Sariputra, master of wisdom.
Created to raise funds for temple renovations, including the ubosot, monk residences, and community Dhamma halls.
Intended as a sacred object to bestow protection, clarity of mind, good karma, and merit for devotees.

Sacred herbal powder (Phong Wahn) from over 108 blessed herbs
Phong Itthijay and Kongkraphan powders, written on a slate board and wiped clean repeatedly over many years to collect magical dust
Old amulet fragments, especially Phra Somdej and early Singburi-region sacred powder
Incense ash, flower pollen, and holy soils collected from key pilgrimage sites
Hand-ground and mixed by Luang Phor Khol himself, using ancient consecration techniques

Held at Wat Pho Langka, led by Luang Phor Khol
Sacred chanting sessions performed for three months with a final solo blessing by Luang Phor Khol in complete silence and meditation
Participating monks included senior teachers from Singburi and nearby provinces

Pim Yai (Large Mold) featuring dual seated figures of Phra Mokkhalana and Phra Sariputra in full-lotus posture
Both disciples are shown in Dhamma-conveying gesture (Vitarka Mudra), symbolizing teaching and enlightenment
Set against a curved arch (Prabhamandala), representing radiance and spiritual aura
The base of the amulet is triple-tiered, symbolizing the Three Jewels: Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha
Rear side may include:
- Stamped Yant symbols
- Sacred inscriptions
- Some versions contain temple code markings
Color: Ranges from earthy gray to dark brown depending on herb content
Texture: Slightly coarse with fine visible granules of herbal matter

Phra Mokkhalana: Supernatural protection, insight, psychic resilience
Phra Sariputra: Wisdom, clarity, success in studies and decision-making
Combined virtues:
- Protection from accidents and harm
- Mindfulness and inner calm
- Removal of obstacles
- Favorable outcomes in both spiritual and worldly affairs

Highly rare due to limited production and age
Well-preserved pieces are now sought-after in both domestic and international amulet communities
Certified examples often sell at a premium, especially if the rear symbols or codes are clear