Mystic Powder Phra Phrom. (series:Saturday 5/5) by Luang Por Than Chao Khun Chamnan

 

This particular Phra Phrom (Brahma) amulet was created in a limited edition of only 617 pieces. It was consecrated and empowered in the same sacred ceremony as the Mystic Powder Khun Phaen (Khun Phaen Sao 5), using same materials with the following details: The Supreme Sacred Power of Phra Khun Phaen by Luang Por Chamnan, A Legendary Chapter of Wat Chinwararam.
The blazing intensity of this Phra Khun Phaen edition, like the burning sun, has become the talk of the town, and it has been proven that its potency is truly extraordinary.On the day this Phra Khun Paen edition was made available for worship at Wat Chinwararam, from 5:00 PM on April 28, 2025, until April 30, 2025, devotees from all corners of Thailand and abroad, traveling by all kinds of vehicles, flocked to the Lotus Cityto reserve "Mystic Powder Khun Phaen (seried: Saturday 5/5)" or "Khun Phaen Sao Ha". It seemed as though they were destined by Brahma, willed by heaven and earth, and guided by celestial beings, drawing the faithful came to make merit with Luang Por Chamnan, the teacher and master who only gives, the revered monk, the true field of merit worthy of the highest reverence. For this edition, beyond the timeless artistry of the Phra Khun Phaen design and the sacred materials that Luang Por Chamnan meticulously selected, one element that must be specially highlighted is the “Mystic Powder” (Phong Phiset) that Luang Por used as the primary component. This special powder is known to possess intense spiritual energy and mystical power. To use such a potent substance in the creation of sacred amulets, the master must be deeply knowledgeable in ancient magics and fully versed in arcane incantations. The process of crafting such a powder to reach its highest mystical efficacy, as prescribed in ancient scriptures, so that it bestows only blessings upon the devotee, requires intricate and profound spiritual rituals, far beyond the comprehension of ordinary people. Moreover, the person undertaking this sacred work must be a monk of great spiritual merit, one who has accumulated vast virtues and dedicated himself deeply to the service of Buddhism. It is believed that “The Higher The Spiritual Merit And Power Of The Creator, The More Potent And Effective The Mystic Powder Will Be.”

Thus, the mystic powder personally crafted by Luang Por Chamnan for the creation of this Phra Khun Phaen edition is of the highest sanctity, infused with purity, spiritual power, supernatural force, and divine energy beyond comparison. The owner of this sacred amulet can wear it with complete confidence, knowing that supernatural being, mighty deities, venerable masters, and sacred energies rooted in the highest magical traditions have all been ritually invoked and fully embedded into this Phra Khun Phaen. It was consecrated in the precise and authentic way passed down by the great masters of ancient times. For this reason, all of Luang Por Chamnan’s disciples are firmly convinced that Mystic Powder Khun Phaen (Khun Phaen Sao Ha) will become one of the most legendary and frequently spoken of Phra Khun Phaen amulets of all time, its reputation carried forth by the real-life experiences of those who have worshipped it as time goes on.

Phra Khun Phaen is thus one of the sacred amulets that Luang Por Chamnan creates only on rare occasions. Each edition is crafted with a specific purpose and features its own unique spiritual identity. Luang Por Chamnan follows the ancient Phra Khun Phaen traditions in his creation, meticulously empowering each piece with sacred incantations to instill exceptional loving-kindness and popularity (Metta Mahaniyom). Phra Khun Phaen of Luang Por Chamnan is known for their powerful charm, bringing great attractiveness, drawing good fortune, and ensuring profitable ventures in business and trade. It is believed to attract wealth, opportunities, and the goodwill of people from near and far, in accordance with the wishes of the wearer. It is said that celestial beings watch over and protect those who possess Phra Khun Phaen, shielding them from hardship and guiding them toward a life of abundance and support.

If one day we were to draw our final breath, and our spirit had yet to be destined for any particular realm, then to have our spirit graciously invited by the spiritual power of a virtuous and morally pure monk, to reside within a sacred image of the Lord Buddha, in order to safeguard and uphold that holy representation, would be a profound blessing. In doing so, we would have the opportunity to cultivate goodness by supporting those who come to pay homage, and who in turn dedicate their merits back to our spirit as an offering. This, in itself, could serve as a path by which our spirit may be uplifted to a higher and more blissful realm through the power of the merit we have thus accrued, even though our physical body has long since returned to ashes and dust.

One who has done good deeds rejoices in this life, and rejoices after death. Truly, he rejoices in both worlds. He rejoices, thinking, “I have done good.” And he rejoices even more upon reaching a blissful realm.

"Giving to others helps to refine our own minds without us even realizing it, making us less selfish, more gentle-hearted, and beloved by both celestial beings and all of humanity."
• "Phra Rajsiri Wachararangsi" Luang Por Than Chao Khun Chamnan Uttamapanyo, Abbot of Wat Chinwararam Worawihan (Royal Monastery), Pathum Thani Province. •

For the consecration ceremony, Luang Por Chamnan brought this edition of Phra Khun Phaen into the "Saturday 5th of the 5th Month (Sao Ha)" auspicious ceremony on Saturday, April 5th, 2025 (the 8th day of the 5th lunar month). This date is considered highly auspicious, a day of great fortune, the day of immortal fortune (Amrith Chok), and the day of Victory (Thong Chai). According to ancient beliefs, Saturn is a planet of strength and immense power, and any actions taken on this day will yield great benefits. If a consecration ceremony is held on a Saturday 5th (Sao Ha), it is believed to be an extraordinarily auspicious time, making the amulets blessed during the ceremony possess even stronger and more sacred powers than usual. Luang Por Chamnan presided over the ceremony by lighting the victory candle and sitting in the meditation posture to chant prayers. Nine other esteemed monks also participated in the Buddhist consecration ceremony. Luang Por Chamnan continually performed the ritual several times over an extended period. His disciples, unable to wait any longer, asked him when the amulets would be made available for worship. His response was, "Too Powerful To Use". When the disciple heard this, they secretly wondered what Luang Por meant by "Too Powerful". After a short while, Luang Por continued, saying, "Whatever You Ask For, You Will Get It. I Am Concerned That People May Use It Inappropriately".  After that day, Luang Por Chamnan continued to meditate and consecrate the amulets until he felt it was the right time to release them for worship.