Phra Khun Paen Roon 2 BE2545 Chao Khun Udom (CK Udom) Wat Tham Wattana Mongkol

History of the Making of Phra Khun Paen Roon 2 (2nd Batch) B.E. 2545

By: Chao Khun Udom (CK Udom)

Temple: Wat Tham Wattana Mongkhon, Lopburi Province

Year of Creation: B.E. 2545 (2002)

🧘‍♂️ Background

The Phra Khun Paen Roon 2 was created following the great success and popularity of the first batch. It was produced under the spiritual supervision of Chao Khun Udom, a highly respected monk and abbot of Wat Tham Wattana Mongkhon. Known for his meditative powers and knowledge of sacred sciences, CK Udom was deeply involved in the process of making and blessing these amulets.

This second batch was specially made to honor the Buddha, support temple development, and provide spiritual protection to devotees.

⚗️ Sacred Materials

The amulet was crafted using a potent mixture of sacred materials, including:

• Phong Phutthakhun (Buddha blessing powder)

• Phong Itthi Jit (charm/metta powder)

• Phong Wan 108 (108 sacred herbs)

• Phong Phong Prai (bone or ashes from spiritual ceremonies – symbolic for spiritual communication)

• Flower pollen and incense ash from various consecration ceremonies

• Sacred soil from important Buddhist sites

These sacred powders were combined with oils and natural binders to form a durable yet spiritually potent amulet.

🔮 Blessing Ceremony

The consecration took place at Wat Tham Wattana Mongkhon with:

• Chao Khun Udom leading the consecration process

• Several senior monks and meditation masters from central and northern Thailand participating

• The chanting of high-level Buddhist scriptures (such as the Itipiso and Katha Khun Paen) over several rounds

• The ceremony was held during an auspicious date to empower the amulets with Metta Maha Niyom, Klaew Klad, and Maha Ud (protection from danger)

🧿 Believed Powers

Devotees believe that Phra Khun Paen Roon 2 provides the following blessings:

• Metta Maha Niyom – Great loving-kindness and charm

• Maha Saneh – Attraction and popularity

• Klaew Klad – Evasion of danger and harm

• Chok Larp – Prosperity and financial luck

• Business success, support from others, and improved personal relationships

🪙 Design & Features

• Front: Traditional image of Phra Khun Paen seated with yantra designs surrounding him, some variants include Bai Sri or Garuda wings

• Back: Features sacred Yant Trinisinghe or Puttakhun script, with some versions embedded with takrut, gemstones, or hair relics from CK Udom

• Some amulets were encased in gold or brass casing for special devotees

• Size: Medium (standard wearable size)

🔍 Rarity & Collectibility

• Limited production

• Popular among younger collectors and businessmen due to its strong metta and charm power

• Some versions include special materials like ruby stones, takruts, or relics

• High demand in central Thailand and among foreign collectors