LP Promma Power Thai Buddha Amulet w/ S/S PENDANT

Description Amulet Name : LP Promma Back Magic Yan Thai Amulet S/S Pendant Blessed by : LP.Promma Temple : Hin Phanangkhawy Temple Years : B.E.2541 (A.D.1998) Size : 2 x 3.5 cm (Approx) Material :Many Buddha Powder Origin : Southeast Asian ,Thailand Condition : Buddha's Grace : Quick Rich, Prosperous and Protection Shipping: Item(s) shipped direct from Thailand worldwide, through Thailand Post Registered Airmail (2-4 weeks). All items shall include insurance, and will be handled with the ultimate care and professionally packed. Buyer is responsible for any applied Customs Duty Fees, Taxes, and related charges, which may be assessed by the buyer's government. The winning buyder agrees that any and all claims for loss, damage, or confiscated by country customs of the item will be handled solely through the insurance claims process or the shipping carrier. Terms: Pay Pal is the accepted method of payment, and must be received within 24 hours of the product end: includes a 7 day return policy, item must be returned in the exact same condition as sold. Return shipment must be paid by the purchaser. Guarantee: 100% Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed - We are extremely confident that all items presented from our collection are genuine antiques. In the event the authenticity of an artifact is disputed, please contact us immediately. We will refund the respective purchase price, less a 10% (ten percent) re-stocking fee, provided that the item is returned in the original condition, and at the customers expense, together with copies of the respective receipt (s) and supporting evidence from a suitable qualified authority, certifing that the item we have sent you is not Genuine. Luangpu Promma Khaemajaro, Wat HinPhanangkhawy, Ubon Ratchathani province. (B.E. 2440-2545) HISTORY HOLY GURU MONK LUANGPU PROMMA LP Promma of Wat HinPhanangkhawy, Ubon Ratchathani province was born in 1897. He entered the Buddhist realm as a novice aged 12 at Wat WernChaiNaKorn, and became a close follower of at least two great monks, including Somdej Luen of Laos and Luang Phor Mun Puritato, a very famous Thai guru monk. It was recorded that Luang Phor Promma studied sacred sciences under Somdej Luen for six years prior to his death after which he became a disciple of Luang Phor Mun Puritato with whom he traveled widely particularly in deep forests to gain knowledge. Luang Phor Phromma actually remained at a mountain called “Kwai” in Laos for almost 45 years before he decided to return to Thailand again in B.E.2533. After that he went out of the mountain and when Tudong pass to SuanHin Mountain, Ubon Ratchathani province. People who stay in this area requested LP Promma to live and teach them about Buddhism way. At the same time, people had given the land to LP Promma for building the temple. He took up residence at Wat Tumsuanhinkaew, Ubonrachthani province, where HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, visited him on two occasions to give homage. LP Promma, Wat Hin Phanangkhawy, Ubon Ratchathani, has been mediating in the cave for years and seldom return to temple. Amulets by this onk have become increasingly more difficult to source. Before he passed away, Luang Phor Promma had worked very hard to develop the forests surrounding the temple which he converted into a nature reserve. On August 23rd, B.E.2545, Luang Phor Phromma passed away aged 105 years old. Indeed at the time of his death he was one of the oldest living monks.