Thai Amulets Guide by Lek Watruak, the name you can trust for Thai amulets           Click Google logo search for Lek Watruak                   LP Nak Somdej, Phim ProkBodhi Med Wat Rakang, Mid 2490s          The above seen is an unused, beautiful condition LP Nak Somdej Phim ProkBodhi Med, made and blessed in around mid 2490s by LP Nak, the late Abbot of Wat Rakang. Some collectors call Somdej of this mold as Phim Devada ProkBodhi. Both specifical name are correct. Phim ProkBodhi Med is called by stressing the physical appearance of Bodhi leaves which look like cereal seeds, while Phim Devada ProkBodhi is called by stressing the sitting Buddha posture of the amulet as "Devada" characteristic. Please notice some old-version fragments of Somdej Phra Phutdhacharn (Toh)'s Somdej Wat Rakang (SWR) seen scatteredly on the surface of both front and reverse sides. The above close-up pix show you whereupon the scattered old-version SWR fragments appeared. With old-version SWR fragments on its surface, the Somdej is as a full single old-version SWR. So why pay a very hard-earned 5-50 millions Baht for an old-version SWR while the very...very...much cheaper LP Nak Somdej is a smart option and it can absolutely be used as a substitution to a Somdej Phra PhutDhacharn(Toh)'s old version SWR. LP Nak Somdej's properties are broadly covering as of the old-version SWR, such as life protection, Metta, life & career progress, and fortune etc. LP Nak was one of the greatest Gurus of the country since World War II, contemporarily with many great LPs viz LP Jaad-Wat Bangkrabao, LP Chong - Wat Natang Nok, LP Kong- Wat Bangkraphom, LP (Y)ie- Wat Sattaheep, LP Lua-Wat Sao ChaNgok, etc. LP Nak was invited to bless the two important amulets, one is Indochine Buddha Chinnaraj mini statue in B.E.2485 and the other the Phra Leela 25 Buddha Sattawas in B.E.2500. LP Nak attained highest Dhamma; as widely said in among advanced Dhamma-practice monks that when he was blessing amulets, his meditative power was emitting very large bright, cold beam covering all amulets before him--implying great properties for his amulets on Metta and Klaew Klaad. LP Nak passed away in B.E.2514 at the age of 87.   Full Pix & Details For This Amulet   Menu List Collecting Corner | Enquiry About Lek Watruak | Home       Copyright © 2010 LekWatruak. All Rights Reserved.