Thai Amulets Guide by Lek Watruak, the name you can trust for Thai amulets           Click Google logo search for Lek Watruak           Dimensions:1.3 X 2.4 cm       Materials: baked clay, mixed with ground Ayuthayan amulets of old time     LP Chong NangPhya KhaoGuaang, LangYant Wat NatangNok, B.E. 2500         The LP Chong baked clay NangPhya KhaoGuaang Langyant of B.E.2500 is a hard to find item because most of LP Chong NangPhya are black Bailan. It is much more rarer and occasionally found once in a long time period. NangPhya literally means an empress, but in Thai amuletology it practically has masculine meanings: elegant grand appearance, powerful charismatic appearance just like an emperor. NangPhya amulet's characteristics: any amulet with sitting posture, the right hand of Buddha image putting on the knee while the left hand putting on the lap. KhaoGuaang means a long lap. KhaoGuaang is an auspicious characteristic implying wealth and good-life stability. Langyant means a Yant or Yants on the reverse side. The NangPhya was mixed with ground, damaged amulets of old time from two Ayuthayan important temples viz Wat Trakai and Wat BangKating. The LP Chong NangPhya has high efficacies on Metta, KlaewKlaad and wealth & fortune. LP Chong has been highly respected as a top great Guru of the country, he was an expert of Buddhistic magics, attained ultra Dhamma, and widely admired as a Guru monk of great Metta; even LP Parn, Wat BangNomkho, had admired him as a golden monk. LP Chong and LP Parn are close friends of each other, they have same teachers-- LP Paan of Wat Pikul and LP Soon of Wat BangPlamoh. LP Chong finished highest Dhamma of PatiSamphithaYarn, so he could shorten a long distance and reach any destination at a short time. LP Chong made amulets of many types, such as mini statues, Yantra jackets, Phayants, and medals of various types; all have been proved by people and soldiers in WWII for their high efficacies on Klaew Klaad and Metta. LP Chong passed away at the age of 93 on Makha Boocha day of Feb 17, B.E. 2508, which hinted us his extremely great monkhood status.   Full Pix & Details For This Amulet   Menu List Collecting Corner | Enquiry About Lek Watruak | Home       Copyright © 2011 LekWatruak. All Rights Reserved.