Phan Boon by Luang Por Noppawan Khun Saro, Senanimit Temple.

Phan Boon by Phrakru Phisan Uthaisan (Luang Por Noppawan Khun Saro) Senanimit Temple, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province.

"Phran Boon" is the high-class subject of charm. Very suitable for actor, actress and business owner who needs speaking skill to persuade the audiences. It is a powerful amulet in case of charm, luck, and business. Most of the business owner said that Phran Boon amulet is really working well & helpful for their business.

"Phran Boon" also effective for wealth and luck as people said, "No business or action that will create reward like as Phran Boon had ever got because Phran Boon just caught "Nang Manorah" and offered to the king. Then, the king gave 1 town, servants and a lot of treasure as the reward for Phran Boon".

People also believe that “Phran Boon” is the amulet that can protect the prayer from negative power or even relieve black magic out of misfortune victim by using Phran Boon Mask place on their faces. Therefore, Thai Southern people praise a respect Phran Boon to be an important magic teacher since the past until now.

The Great Hunter Ever.

“Phran Boon” exists in the Thai literature named "Phra Suthon Manorah". He was praised to be the most skillful hunter with magic competence because he could catch a beautiful angel called "Manorah" (Kinnaree,a bird-like female creature)" by using his magic robe called "Buang Nak Bat" given by King Naga.

 

Phran Boon is also related to southern Thai performance called "Manorah" that is a Thai poem and dance drama dating from the Ayutthaya period of Thai history and Manorah folk dance in southern Thailand is often performed by minority ethnic groups. One of the main characters in the drama is a Kinnaree, a bird-like female creature of beguiling beauty.

 

The story originally comes from the Pannasa Jataka, folktales based on the previous births of the Lord Buddha written in the Pali language.

Even Heaven Angel Could Not Resist.

There is a belief in "Monorah Musical Band" that the magic subject about "Phran Boon" is the high-class subject of charm. The Southern people of Thailand praise him to be one of the biggest teachers. The amulet called "Phran Boon" will increase charm for the owner like as the magic subject of "Likay", a form of popular folk theatre from the Central region of Thailand. Therefore, this amulet is very suitable for actor, actress and business owner who needs speaking skill to persuade the audiences. It is a powerful amulet in case of charm, luck, and business. Most of the business owner said that Phran Boon amulet is really working well & helpful for their business.

 

"Phran Boon Mask" or "Manorah Mask"" is a kind of amulet in the form of a man face originated from the legendary hunter named "Phran Boon". It is praised to be one of the most powerful charming amulets of the southern part because even "Nang Manorah" (Kinnaree,a bird-like female creature) who is very beautiful as same as the heaven angel also was caught by Phran Boon. Moreover, "Phran Boon" is the most favorable character who can create laugh and enjoyment for everyone in the Manorah performance.

The Hunter Who Got Treasure & Town.

"Phran Boon" also effective for wealth and luck as people said, "No business or action that will create reward like as Phran Boon had ever got because Phran Boon just caught "Nang Manorah" and offered to the king. Then, the king gave 1 town, servants and a lot of treasure as the reward for Phran Boon".

 

Moreover, the magical ability of "Phran Boon" is also like as "Chuchok" that is "Can Beg Something From Everyone". According to the legend of Phran Boon, Phran Boon had ever saved the King Naga's life so, the King Naga promised and talked with Phran Boon that "Whatever you want, i will give you without condition." Finally, Phran Boon begged "Buang Nak Bat" from the King Naga. Even the King Naga did not want to give the magic robe that can catch every living thing to Phran Boon but, he must did what he already promised.

Ghost Hunter.

People also believe that “Phran Boon” is the amulet that can protect the prayer from negative power or even relieve black magic out of misfortune victim by using Phan Boon Mask place on their faces. Therefore, Thai Southern people praise and respect Phan Boon to be an important magic teacher since the past until now.

Grandfather Ruesi Narot Sacred Drumskin by Phrakru Phisan Uthaisan (Luang Por Noppawan Khun Saro) Senanimit Temple, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province.

Grandfather Ruesi Narot, born from the sacred drumskin, wherever you go, you stand above the rest. Eminent, renowned, and resonant with the power of the guru’s spirit.

Luang Por Noppawan once said: "To possess a piece of the sacred drumskin is like having the teacher himself leading your path. Whatever you do shall succeed. You will achieve victory, suffer no defeat, and gain widespread fame and authority, like the commanding beat of a war drum. It brings loving-kindness and admiration, earning respect and renown like the sound of a drum calling people together. One may pray and make wishes, and they shall be fulfilled as desired.
 

Grandfather Ruesi Narot is a venerable sage renowned for his purity, powerful asceticism, and deep spiritual insight. He is considered one of the most revered Ruesi (sages), especially in the realms of classical performing arts and traditional Thai dance and drama, where he is honored as the "Great Teacher" or "First Master", a spiritual figure who bestowed and inspired the creation of sacred artistic knowledge. Those who revere him deeply believe that he has the power to protect, guide, and support devotees through obstacles in life. This enduring faith has led to the saying: “Whoever venerates Grandfather Narot shall be spared from all dangers and harm".
 

Among performers and classical dancers, there is a long-held belief that every musical instrument is inhabited by a spirit of its own teacher. Therefore, a ritual known as Wai Khru must be performed before playing or performing, a sacred tradition passed down through generations since ancient times. This ceremony serves to invite and honor the spiritual teachers, reflecting deep respect for the roots of the art and those who have passed on their knowledge.
 

As time passes, musical instruments inevitably deteriorate through use. They may become damaged or worn and require repair from time to time. On certain occasions, fragments or pieces that break off from these instruments are seen as sacred by those with discerning eyes and deep faith. Such individuals often present these fragments to revered masters or spiritual teachers, who inscribe them with sacred yantras and consecrate them through ritual empowerment. It is strongly believed that these pieces carry a powerful spiritual force known as “Raeng Khru”, the spiritual force of the celestial teacher. When carried as an amulet, they are thought to bring protection, guidance, and support from the spiritual teachers, leading the bearer to success, smooth endeavors, prosperity, and abundance. Good fortune and blessings are believed to follow, just as if one were constantly accompanied by the teacher's unseen hand.

For this reason, Luang Por Noppawan took the drumskin from an ancient temple drum, a sacred relic that had long been a part of Wat Sena Nimit. This drum had been used in various Luang Por Noppawan then cut the drumskin into smaller pieces. On the front of each piece, he placed an image of Grandfather Ruesi Narot, a highly revered sage. On the back, he inscribed the powerful Yant Trinisinghe (a sacred yantra for protection and power). These pieces were then consecrated in multiple sacred ceremonies, imbuing them with deep spiritual energy.