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Name of the image of Buddha: |
Luang Por Khrom, Wat Phra Ngoen |
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Supporter of casting: |
Luang Por Khrom,, |
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Location of Casting or
Finding: |
Wat Phra Ngoen
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Year of Casting:: |
B.E 2475 |
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Praise of the image of
Buddha: |
Harmproof and
invulnerability |
Product : 000641
Price :500,000.00 baht
Luang Por Khrom, Wat Phra Ngoen
NonThaburi Province
B.E.2391 – B.E.2475
Luang Por Khrom, Wat Phra Ngoen, in the shape of a chicken with a four-line tail, made from palm leaf powder.
Luang Pho Khrom, Wat Phra Ngern Prathan, was a monk who taught comparative semi-Buddhist study of subjects with Luang Pu Bun, Wat Klang Kaew, and used to bring amulets of Luang Pu Bun to distribute at Wat Phra Ngern around the year 1932. In addition, he used to study the subject. Mathematics too with Luang Pho Pan, Bang Nom Kho Temple
People in the area next to Wat Phra Ngoen said..
Reverend Father Khrom Prathan is a pilgrim who has traveled to Pakklod in this area. No other pilgrim has been able to stay in Pakklod. Because the ghost spirits were very fierce, but he had the power and great mental power to prevent the spirits from bothering the people.
Legend has it that an old man told him that...
In the middle of the night, some nights, people saw striped tigers. Missed the investigative poem, wandering around in circles around His Majesty's residence It is assumed that one of the princes has transformed into a tiger. At present, the statue that is worshiped at the temple pavilion is still There is a tiger waiting for you.
The Buddha amulet was taken from a clay amulet of Luang Por Pan, Wat Bang Nom Kho, but compromised with the "Phaya Tao Ruean" talisman on the back to inform the story of Luang Por Pan. Due to the fact that teachers are like I will never do anything that would "measure the footprints" of the Master.
This Buddha amulet made of palm leaf material, made from Luang Por Krom's chicken riding print, is well logged in because it is a mold of Luang Por Pan's chicken riding model made from palm leaf powder material, Luang Pu Bun's formula, and the Phaya Tao Ruean amulet of Luang Por Krom.
