Luang Pu Hong

Kumanthong 2553 (Bronze)

Made in Buddhist year 2553 with bronze.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 1 cm Height: 2.3 cm.

Purpose: Enhance wealth, fortune, and prosperity. Also for enhancing relationship.

Kumanthong 2553 (Samkasak)

Made in Buddhist year 2553 with Silver and partially plated with gold and bronze.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 1 cm Height: 2.3 cm.

Purpose: Enhancing wealth and fortune. Also for enhancing good rapport with people.

Khunpan Nang Phim 2546 with Yin Tong on the rear

Made in Buddhist year 2546 with specially selected powder.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 2.6cm Height: 4.1cm.

Purpose: Enhance rapport and relationship. Also to bring about harmony within family and social circle.

Khunpan Khwan Sammathphises 2548 (White)

Made in Buddhist year 2548 with selected powder.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 2.2cm Height: 3.5cm.

Purpose: Enhance charisma, inter-personal relation, and wealth.

Khunpan Khwan Sammathphises 2548 (Red)

Made in Buddhist year 2548 with selected powder.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 1.5cm Height: 2.4cm.

Purpose: Enhance charisma, inter-personal relation, and wealth.

Khunpan Khwam Sammathphises 2548 (Set)

Made in Buddhist year 2548 with selected powder.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 2.2cm Height: 3.5cm (Black).

Width: 1.5cm Height: 2.4cm (White).

Purpose: Enhance charisma, inter-personal relation, and wealth.

Kumanthong 2533 (Powder)

Made in Buddhist year 2553 with specially selected powder by Luang Pu Hong.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 1 cm Height: 2.3 cm.

Purpose: Protection, ward away evil and harmful elements, and enhance prosperity.

Phra Kring Phim Bolan (Bronze) 2543

Made in Buddhist year 2543 with Bronze.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 1.8cm Height: 3.1cm.

Purpose: For good health and protection against evil evil elements.

Phra Plom Phumi-armna 2549

Made in Buddhist year 2549 with powder and embedded with 3 takuts.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 2.3 cm Height: 3.6 cm.

Purpose: Enhance authority, influence, competence and ward away all bad elements.

Pidta Maharacha Pasom Din Bolan 2548

Made in Buddhist year 2548 with specially selected powder and ancient earth.

Temple : Wat Petburi

Width: 2.8 cm Height: 3.6 cm.

Purpose: Enhance charisma, fortunes and avoid all danger.

Kumanphet Permsap Permsuk (Prai Kumanthong) 2553

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2553

Temple: Wat Phetchaburi

On the 5th Saturday year 2553, a grand Mahapisek ceremony was held in Wat Phetchaburi where the highly revered guru monk Luang Pu Hong Phrompanyo consecrated a batch of Kumanphet Permsap Permsuk (literally means increase wealth and increase happiness). It is believed that spell cast on this auspicious day has enormous power to bring the 4 elemental charges entering the sacred objects to their peak thereby bringing completeness of traditions and the sanctity, intensity, and correctness for those who respect and have faith in Luang Pu Hong and sacred objects made and consecrated by His Venerable.

Width: 1.9 cm Height: 2.9 cm.

Purpose: Increase wealth, increase happiness, prosper in business and career.

Phra Sangkachai Mahalap Pang Prathanporn 2555 LP Hong

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2555

Temple: Wat Phetchaburi

Luang Pu Hong Phrompanyo, Wat Phetchaburi, the most respected guru monk in Surin Province, made and consecrated this batch of 5 inches lap width Phra Sangkachai image with "Rungsi" on the background specifically for worshipping at home and office. Luang Pu Hong has invoked ancient Vedic spells during the auspicious occasion of the Maha Phuttha ceremony including Metta Maha Sanae, Metta Maha Niyom, and the spell of 4 elemental charges into sacred objects for the perfection of tradition and holiness.

Purpose: Abundant wealth and fortune, intelligence and wisdom, happiness and harmony.

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Phra Pikaniat Pidta (5 inches) LPu Hong 2556

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2556

Temple: Wat Petchaburi

Phra Pikaniat Pidta is one of the unique sacred objects made and consecrated by prominent guru monk Luang Pu Hong Pharom Panyo of Surin Province. According to His Venerable, Phra Pikaniat has appeared and protected him when he was practicing asceticism in the Cambodian jungle. Thus, His Venerable has honoured Phra Pikaniat as one of his ancestral teacher since.

In Buddhist year 2556, Luang Pu Hong, made and consecrated 500 coded images of Phra Pikaniat Pidta with 4 arms, with 2 hands interlocking in a meditative posture holding a lotus with a crystal orb symbolising steadfast determination; and the other two hands covering the eyes representing mystical power. Under the base of the image is filled with many precious sacred objects.

Lap-width: 5 inches, Base-width: 6.5 inches, Height: 8 inches

Purpose: Remove obstacles, business prosperity, and work progress.

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Kumanthong Petchmongkhun LP Hong

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2555

Temple: Wat Phetchaburi

Luang Pu Hong Prompanyo was one of Surin’s top guru monks revered by Thais as well as foreigners. Amulets and sacred objects made and consecrated by His Venerable are highly sought after by believers. Kumanthongs made and consecrated by Luang Pu Hong are especially well received due to their effectiveness. In Buddhist year 2555, Luang Pu Hong made and consecrated a batch of Kumanthong Petchmongkhun with the Golden Boy sitting on a Chinese dragon holding a gold ingot in his left hand. The image measure approximately base width 4.5 inchesand height 7 inches with many treasures inserted in its base.

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