RARE Amulets Real Old over 100 years Antique. The Master LP Suk creates and blesses Not made by later generations. Master : Luang Por Suk Temple : Wat PakKlongMakhamthao Year : BE2440-2466 (century-old Buddha amulet AD1897-1923) LP Suk Takrut holds a significant place in Thai Buddhist culture. These amulets are typically crafted or blessed by Buddhist monks and are believed to possess sacred power for various purposes, including protection, wealth, health, and happiness. It's great to hear about your collection of amulets, particularly those from Luang Pho Suk. Luang Pho Shu is indeed a revered Thai monk known for creating powerful amulets. It's wonderful that you have acquired some of his amulets, and you've even noted some distinctive features of Luang Pho Suks takrut (scroll amulets), such as lead cores and crocodile tooth patterns. Luang Pho Shu's amulets are highly regarded in the amulet collecting community. They are not only energetically potent but also relatively affordable compared to many other master's amulets. Some of his takrut even rank among the top 5 or top 10 takrut amulets in Tailand. Luang Por Suk possesses the method of invoking four elements, namely "wind, water, fire, and earth." It is said that when Luang Pho Suk blesses sacred objects, he utilizes these four elements. For instance, he creates Takrut submerged in water, burns them in fire, buries them in the earth, and even blows on them while placed on rafters. Only amulets that strictly adhere to the lineage and remain unharmed after receiving his blessings are considered qualified and sacred. Luang Por Suk is a highly respected Thai monk and one of the top nine great holy monks in Thailand. He is renowned for overseeing and blessing various Buddhist amulets, including "Somdet, Radius somdet, Wealth Turtle, Buddha Images, and Seven Dragon Buddhas." These amulets have gained significant fame in Thailand and have received numerous first-place titles.
In Thailand his exceptional skills in Buddhist magic and consecration have earned him the title of "the first in magical arts." He achieved the third position in the 2456 monk's magical and supernatural abilities competition. His amulets, such as metal self-amulets, small Buddha amulets, and Phra Pidta amulets, are highly regarded and command high prices among local collectors. Even the President of the Thai Amulet Association, Samakong, wears a Luang Pho Suk small Buddha amulet.
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