27 Jan Khun Pean Ok Suk – Ac Chum Chaikiri

Item/Amulet: Khun Pean Ok Suk

Temple/Master: Ac Chum Chaikiri

Pim/Year: 2513

Province: Phattalung

Material: Powder/Herbs

Wrapping: Silver Custom Made

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1″

Phra Pong Baramee Khong Chai Chum by Archan Chum Chaikhiri
Phim Khun Paen Ok Suk (Khun Paen Going to Battle)

This amulet is made from a blend of sacred herbs, powders, and over 500 types of mystical substances, including the Itthije and Napathamung powders, created by three revered masters. These amulets feature two designs:

1) Images of Archan Thong of Wat Khao Aor and Luang Por Khong of Wat Ban Suan, appearing as a double-sided amulet.

2) Designs of Phra Khun Paen Ruean Kaew and Phra Khun Paen Ok Suk (Going to Battle).

These are considered some of the most significant sacred herb powder amulets ever created by the three masters:

Luang Por Khong, Wat Ban Suan

Archan Chai Pasanchitto, Wat Ban Suan, a senior disciple skilled in creating mystical powders like Na Mo.

Archan Chum Chaikhiri, a Master at Wat Khao Aor.

The blessing ceremony was conducted by prominent disciples and masters of Wat Khao Aor, with Luang Por Khong presiding.

During the ceremony, the spirits of Luang Pu Khong and Khun Paen were invoked and channeled to empower the amulets.

A miraculous event occurred when Khun Paen’s spirit instructed them to test the amulets by firing a gun at them before the consecration began.

Despite three attempts, the bullets did not explode.

The amulet is reputed to grant invincibility, healing powers, and many miraculous benefits to its wearers.

The pressing of the amulets was conducted by the three masters on Tuesday, March 17, 2513, and the blessing ceremony lasted 9 days, from Friday, May 1 to Saturday, May 9, 2513.

After gaining popularity in the region this piece was worn by many in Malaysia and Singapore with report of great Mahaseneh and Metta it has since been a top collected and worn amulet with local collectors since the 90s it was also spoted being worn by actor Donnie Yen on many occasions.