Phra Khun Phaen Plai Kaew Nur Pong Prai Kanya

LP Phisan & other Top Monks.

Wat Khae, Mueang district, Suphan Buri province.

Year 2014 (BE 2557). Includes Temple Box.

Held at 2 blessing ceremonies:

1. The first printing ceremony at Wat Khae on 24 November 2014
2. The consecration ceremony at Wat Khae on 22 December 2014

Purpose of creation: raise funds to build the prayer hall at Wat Khae.

There are 3 Category Sets of Phims of this Phra Khun Phaen Plai Kaew:

1. Phra Khun Phaen Plai Kaew with gold takrut (1 set of 2 pieces; large print, small print). Limited to 199pcs/color.
2. Phra Khun Phaen Plai Kaew with silver takrut (1 set of 2 pieces; large print, small print). Limited to 999pcs/color.
3. Phra Khun Phaen Plai Kaew powder without takrut (1 set of 2 pieces, large print, small print). Limited to 1,999pcs/color.

Each Phim category set has 5 color variations:

1. Kacharat (white)
2. Pimpilai (blue sky)
3. Wan Sao Long (herb, brown)
4. Vajrakarn (black)
5. Sai Thong (yellow)

So in total there are 3 x 5 = 15 phim sets. Each set has one Phim Lek (large print) and one Phim Yai (small print).  Uncle Chow got nearly all phims, the ones that still available for rent are listed below of this page.

The masters attending the blessing ceremony were:

1. Luangphor Ruay, Wat Tako
2. Luangphor Perm Wat Pom Kaew
3. Luangphor Tiew of Wat Mani Chon Khan (also known as Ajahn Tiu / Diu / Tio / Tiw)
4. Luangphor Poon of Wat Ban Pan
5. Luangphor Boon of Wat Lamphanbong
6. Phra Phrom Wethi, Wat Traimit (Somdet Phra Phutthachan Sanya Chuanpanyo)
7. Luangphor Surasak
8. Luangphor Phisan of Wat Khae (also knows as LP Paisan / Paisarn / Phra Kru Paisal Dharmawong (Somsak Katavattano) / Phra Khru Phaisan Thammawong / Phra Kru O )
9. Ya Kru Jun, the abbot of Wat Pa Chao Shua, Ubon Rachatani (aka. Ya Kun Jun / Yaa Khu Chun / ajahn Jun / Joon).

The main ingredient is Pong Prai Kanya (Phong Prai Ghan Yaa). Pong Prai Kanya is the sacred powder created by Ya Kru Jun. Prai Kanya refers to girl’s ashes. Prai Kanya is not easy to find as the girl’s ashes must be a female adult, plus the day of birth and the day of passing must fall on the same day. The body must be registered and approved by the Buddhist Association. Later, Ya Kru Jun got the ashes of a virgin female name Mae Nit from Ubon Rachathani Born on Saturday, March 7th and passed away on Tuesday, March 7th.

The method used by Ya Kru Jun is the same as LP Tim Of Wat Lahanrai to create Pong Prai Kuman, because Ya Kru Jun learnt the method of making Prai Kanya from LP Sangthaow of Wat Kongchin, who is the uncle and mentor of LP Tim of Wat Lahanrai, whom LP Tim inherited the book of Wicha and Akrom (It is from this book in later life (BE2517) that LP Tim found the secret to the making of Phong Prai Guman).

Other ingredients including:

1. Holy powders made by Ya Kru Jun himself such as Phong Prai (holy powder) from LP Sangthaow.
2. Phong Wat Rakhang (using chalks and write Katha on the black board then collect the chalk powders and repeated 7 times) from Somdej Toh of Wat Rakhang.
3. Phong Phra Maha Thera (holy powder) from Somdej Phrawannarat who is teacher of King Naresuan.
4. Phong Samret That Kasin (holy powder) from LP Kob of Wat Khao Salika, which YKJ kept for 20 years.
5. Prai Maha Phut Thongkham.
6. Nok Yoong Thong from LP Mun’s method.
7. Takrut Salika Jaturat Saraphat Gun created using LP Khee Hom’s method
8. LP Suang bank notes
9. Wahns, tree which die as a result of lightning strike

The Khunpaen amulet created under the supervision of Ya Kru Jun , he pressed the mold himself. Luangphor arranged and mixed all the materials, which he had been collecting for over 8 years, fermenting them according to his own formula. For the final touch, added a lot of sacred Dust powder at back.

The ceremony is presided over by LP Phisan (the abbot of Wat Khae), Luang Por Ruay of Wat Tako, and Luang Por Tiew of Wat Mani Chonkhan. This batch of Khunpaen was sold out within 3 days after released.

Wat Khae, a renowned temple situated in SuphanBuri province, is celebrated for its potent Khun Paen amulets directly linked to the legendary Phra Khun Paen Bang Krang. As per the Khun Paen-Khun Chang folktales, Wat Kae was the very place where Khun Paen spent his early years, diligently studying the art of Wiccha under the tutelage of Ajahn Khong.

This amulet is excellent for attracting wealth, prosperity, and good fortune in all aspects of life. Fostering harmonious relationships and protecting against harm.

Available Sets: