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Name of the image of Buddha: |
Phra Luang Phu Boon, Wat
Klang Bang Kaew |
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Supporter of casting: |
Phra Luang Phu Boon, |
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Location of Casting or
Finding: |
Wat Klang Bang Kaew
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Year of Casting:: |
B.E 2435 |
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Praise of the image of
Buddha: |
Harmproof and
invulnerability |
Product : 000609
Price :500,000.00 baht
Luang Phor Boon - Wat Klang Bang Kaew
Nakhonpathom Province
B.E.2391 – B.E.2478
Luang Pu Boon was born on the 3rd July in B.E.2391 at Nakorn Chai Sri district of Nakorn Pathom province. When he was an infant, he was seriously ill to the extent of stop breathing. His relatives thought that he was dead and was almost wanted to bury him, but miraculously he recovered and later was named “Boon” (meaning wholesomeness / merit) by his parents.
Luang Pu Boon was ordained as a novice at the age of 13. He began to study and practice incantation from Palad Thong of Wat Khong Karam and Palad Parn of Wat Tuk Ta. He later successfully completed the subject "Maha Jindamanee Mantra Kom". LP Boon, who has enormous knowledge on BuddhaKom, was one of the greatest pre-war Guru monks of the country. He was a close friend of many contemporarily famous Guru monks viz LP Nak of Wat HuaiJorake, ChaoKhun Vinai Kitkosol and ChaoKhun Phrom of Wat Gallaya, LP Taab Wat Thong, Even the Supreme Patriarch Pear (Sangkarat Pear Wat Suthat) who was a close friend of Luang Pu Boon had often learn about incantation from Luang Pu Boon at Wat Klang Bang Kaew.
Famous ChaoKhun Sri (Sondh) had first learned with LP Boon and later left for Wat Suthat and became the Supreme Patriarch's right hand and closest disciple. For LP Chaem of Wat Takong, a greatest and most famous Guru monk of NakonPathom and the teacher of LP Tae Kongthong, was also a disciple of LP Boon.
The Phra Pathom Jedee of Nakorn Pathom province was a huge Pagoda built since B.E 234 which housed the holy relics of the Buddha. In the olden days, it was a common practice to elect a number of famous monks to protect the relics from evil forces. Luang Pu Boon was one of elected monks to provide protection in West direction.
Luang Phor Boon is regarded as one of the Top-Ten Gurus in Thailand and he is well-respected for his Buddhakhom (Buddhist magic). One of his famous Buddhakhom is JetroParivaYana. JetroParivaYana is an advance Dharma that can detect anyone’s mind. In addition to his ultra Buddhist magic, he could also chant the Maha Chinda Manee Mantra that was said when it was chanted with great smadhi, he was able to call Metta, Wealth and Fortune to bestow on you.
Luang Phor Boon made many different phims of amulets. He was famous for his Wan (Herbal) amulets called Phongya Chindamanee which cost easily with many ten thousands Baht. Apart from his herbal amulets, he had also made many amulets comprise of baked clay, bronze, silver, copper, lead/tin and ivory etc. To name a few which are highly sought after by collectors, they are Khiao Ser (Tiger Tooth), Bia Gae (Cowry Shell), NakProk and NangKwak. His Phra Chaosua amulet remains the most expensive in the market today. His third generation disciple ( LP Cher ) created the 2nd batch of Chao Sua in B.E 2535 and remains the next available subsitute to LP Boon's ChaoSua.
He was a close friend of many contemporarily famous Guru Monks viz LP Nak of Wat HuaiJorake, ChaoKhun Vinai Kitkosol and ChaoKhun Phrom of Wat Gallaya, LP Taab Wat Thong, and Somdej Phra Sangkharaj (Pae)--the Supreme Patriarch of Wat Suthat.
