Amulet code: A580B

Phra Phrom with coconut shell material and a pure silver mask

Master: Luang Phor Chamnan (Phra Kru Pathumwarakit) 

Temple: Wat Bang Khut Thi Thong, Bangkadi Subdistrict, Mueang District.

Year: BE 2556 (2013)

Purpose: commemorating the 13th Brahma Yantra Blessing Ceremony

Nowadays, LP Chamnan Wat Bang Khut Thi Thong is the most famous master who creates Phra Phrom amulets.

Luang Por Chamnan has continuously created sacred Brahma objects alongside the Brahma Yantra-Blessing Ceremony, which takes place once a year. This event serves as a spiritual support for his disciples and the public. This one marks the 13th Brahma Yantra-Blessing Ceremony, scheduled on Sunday, May 12, 2013, during the waxing moon of the 3rd day in the 6th month.

On this occasion, Wat Bang Khut Thi Thong has created a special edition of the “Brahma Medal” to commemorate Luang Por Chamnan receiving the Dharma Wheel Pillar Award from Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, recognizing his contributions to Buddhism in the fields of community and public welfare, as part of the Vesak Week celebration.

The reason for creating this Brahma-shaped medal is to serve as a reminder of the Brahma Vihara, which encompasses the four sublime states of mind essential for everyone: loving-kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity. Those who practice these virtues elevate their minds, providing a solid foundation for achieving success in various aspects of life.

This Brahma medal is an arm-shaped medal featuring a full-body Brahma adorned in royal attire, representing the largest and most sacred Brahma in the world at the Glass Pavilion, Wat Bang Khut Thi Thong. On top of the Brahma with four heads facing four directions, sits the Luang Por Rian (money-calling monk).