Phra Yod Thong Nur Khalai Thong (Silver plated) Sao 5 (Khun Phet Ratchapat) BE2540 Luang Phor Koon (Lp Koon) Wat Ban Rai, Nakhon Ratchasima Province with Temple Box & G-Pra Certificate

Phra Yod Thong Nur Khalai Thong (Silver plated) Sao 5 (Khun Phet Ratchapat) BE2540 Luang Phor Koon (Lp Koon) Wat Ban Rai, Nakhon Ratchasima Province with Temple Box & G-Pra Certificate 

Biography

Phra Yod Thong Nur Khalai Thong (Silver-Plated)

Sao 5 (Khun Phet Ratchapat Edition), B.E. 2540
Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho, Wat Ban Rai, Nakhon Ratchasima

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🛕 Purpose of Creation

This batch was specially created to commemorate the 75th birthday of Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho, one of Thailand’s most revered monks. The proceeds from this batch were directed to fund the construction of the Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho Technical College, a charitable educational initiative with an ambitious funding target exceeding 100 million THB. The initiative was meant to provide underprivileged youth with technical and vocational education.

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🛠️ Materials and Production Details

The production of Phra Yod Thong in this edition involved two primary sacred metals:

• Nawaloha (sacred mixed-metal alloy) – approx. 10,000 pieces

• Lead (Takua) – approx. 10,000 pieces

• Khalai Thong (Silver Plated) - approx. 10,000 pieces

Luang Phor Koon personally supervised the inclusion of sacred metals and materials, including recycled metal from earlier Phra Yod Thong editions and lead that he had specially preserved. During production, over 5,000 pieces were discarded due to imperfection, resulting in about 15,000 carefully selected amulets.

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📏 Amulet Design & Symbolism

• Shape & Size: Oval vertical medallion, approx. 1.6 x 3.6 cm

• Front: Features the Buddha in Pang Chana Marn posture (Victory over Mara), symbolizing triumph over evil and spiritual steadfastness

• Back: Inscribed with sacred yantra and stamped with the name “Koon” (คูณ) and the character “Na” (นะ)

• Material Type for This Variant: Silver-plated alloy (Nur Khalai Thong)

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🕯️ Consecration Ceremony

The amulets were consecrated in a highly sacred multi-month blessing throughout the entirety of Buddhist Lent (Rains Retreat) of B.E. 2540 (1997). The consecration took place at Wat Ban Rai, under the direct spiritual leadership of Luang Phor Koon.

Key elements of the consecration:

• Luang Phor Koon personally chanted and blessed the amulets daily during Lent.

• The sacred space used for the ritual was filled with holy items, previous batch relics, and candlelight, creating an intense spiritual atmosphere.

• The final blessing occurred in a grand public ceremony with participation from his senior disciples and devotees, accompanied by traditional offerings and chanting of protective katha (mantras).

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🛡️ Believed Powers and Benefits

The Phra Yod Thong – Khun Phet Ratchapat Edition is reputed for:

• Protection from physical and spiritual harm

• Enhancement of charisma and leadership

• Improved success in business and financial growth

• Blessings in health and family prosperity

• Boost in confidence and authority in social interactions

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📦 Authenticity and Packaging

• Temple Box: Comes with the original packaging from Wat Ban Rai

• G-Pra Certificate: Each verified amulet is eligible for a certificate of authenticity from G-Pra (g-pra.com), a leading amulet certification organization in Thailand