amulet code: A620

Name of amulet: Mitmor Pen LP Pian

Master: Luangphor Pian

Temple: Wat Kroen Ka Thin, Lopburi

Year: BE 2553 (2010)

A mitmor pen inscribed with yantras and gilded by Luang Phor Phian from Wat Kren Katin, Lopburi province, during the auspicious Saturday, 5th Maha Mongkol in 2010 (B.E. 2553). It is designed for personal carrying to protect against dangers, enhance loving-kindness and popularity, provide invulnerability and longevity, ensure safety from sharp objects, protect against black magic, curses, and harm, and ward off evil spirits. It is said to embody complete sacred Buddhist power.”

For this version, the handle has been gilded and anointed with holy oil by Luang Phor himself, making it rarer than usual. The black pen Mitmor by Luang Phor Pian from Wat Kren Katin has a total length of 14 cm (approximately 5 1/2 inches long), with a blade length of 6 cm (approximately 2 1/2 inches long). Embedded with gold leaf. Luang Phor has blessed it with sacred power.

LP Pian is a known and prominent master highly respected for their skills and ability to make efficacious Meed Mor. He can be considered a top 10 Mitmor (meed mor) master.

Born in Lopburi, Thailand, in 1927, LP Pian embraced the monastic life at the young age of 49. At Wat Kern Kratin, he had the privilege of learning from the esteemed Cambodian abbot, LP Parn, a master of Khmer magical arts. Under LP Parn’s guidance, LP Pian honed his skills in ancient magic, meditation, and mindfulness.

Inspired by his mentor’s teachings, LP Pian dedicated his life to helping others. With a deep understanding of both spiritual and physical ailments, he became renowned for his ability to heal those afflicted by black magic, demonic possession, and chronic illnesses. Through his compassionate practice, LP Pian demonstrated the power of mindfulness and the transformative potential of spiritual healing.