Phra Somdej Nak Prok (七龙佛) Nur Phong BE2506 Wat Prasat Boonyawat (Mould from Lp Hin Wat Rakang)

Description

🛕 History of Phra Somdej Nak Prok (七龙佛)

Wat Prasat Boonyawat, Nakhon Sawan Province

Year of Creation: B.E. 2506 (1963)

Mould by LP Hin, Wat Rakang Kositaram

📌 General Overview

• Amulet Name: Phra Somdej Nak Prok (七龙佛 – “Seven-headed Naga Buddha”)

• Material: Nur Phong (sacred powder)

• Size: Pim Yai (Large mold)

• Temple: Wat Prasat Boonyawat, Nakhon Sawan

• Mould Origin: Designed by Luang Phor Hin, a famed monk from Wat Rakang, who was known for his expertise in classical amulet mold crafting.

🔮 Symbolism

• Nak Prok (Naga-Protected Buddha) depicts the Buddha in meditation under the protection of the 7-headed Naga serpent, symbolizing powerful protection, fearlessness, and spiritual awakening.

• Known among Chinese-speaking collectors as 七龙佛, this amulet is highly revered for its strong defensive and spiritual attributes.

🙏 Consecration & Blessing Ceremony

• A grand multi-day blessing ceremony was held at Wat Prasat Boonyawat in B.E. 2506.

• Senior monks and renowned guru monks from various regions participated in the consecration, ensuring the amulets were highly empowered.

• Sacred chanting (Phuttha Phisek) was performed in accordance with ancient ritual practices, infusing each amulet with metta (loving-kindness), protection, and spiritual strength.

🧪 Materials Used

• Composed of rare and sacred powders (Phong Wahn), old broken amulets, temple soil, incense ash, and other spiritually potent materials.

• The powder was blended and pressed with care using the original mould carved by LP Hin of Wat Rakang, which adds significant spiritual and collector value to the batch.

🏅 Collectability & Rarity

• This is considered a rare batch, with limited production.

• Highly sought after by collectors of LP Hin lineage and Phra Nak Prok amulets.

• Praised for its detailed craftsmanship, spiritual potency, and connection to both Wat Prasat Boonyawat and Wat Rakang Kositaram.