Luang Phor Im's 168 No. 141 amulet for enhancing fame and popularity, made in 2566 BE (Buddhist Era).

Phrarajmongkol Vajirapanya, Luang Pu Im Panyawutto, Wat Thung Na Mai.

พระราชมงคลวชิรปัญญา หลวงปู่อิ่ม ปัญญาวุฒิโท วัดทุ่งหน้าใหม่

The best amulets are very hard to find. They possess powerful magical energy, and anyone who carries them will face dangers and misfortunes far worse than fear.

Damaged drumhead

On the front, Hanuman Yantra invited Jong Singh to engrave the inscription on the back, starting with four sterling silver plates.

Only 168 copies were produced.

The diamond amulets are inlaid with genuine silver takrut, dok, and akha rerk, and each piece is numbered.

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The broken drum skin amulet is approximately 7 cm long and 5 cm wide.

This machine only needs to complete its work. "China sent you here to say that this is a gift that carries the right to be black, and women use it to exchange for auspicious talismans. At auspicious times, people are summoned to return, and those with the same name are pregnant and have a heart that seeks blessings. The benevolent talisman, the Thai drum, is intended to attract wealth. Therefore, there is a view that if it is not registered, it will not be recorded. Moreover, the sound is still very modern and it takes many years to recover from the scars, so the magic strength inside is the loud sound of the day. Than and you are the virtue of Phraya. They are better at doing things than Nan. In this era, where can we find the roots? Take it over and consecrate it according to the ritual, and it will be obvious. Anyone who has a sacred object in an event will be very popular and welcomed by those who see it if the drum is broken. Life is without it. And it will make the sound boring. We believe that everyone walks and pays homage to this broken drum skin, which contains the highest virtue of Buddhism. Both networks are looking for popularity and good luck, not God.

Damaged drumhead

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Phrarajmongkol Vajirapanya, Luang Pu Im Panyawutho, Thung Na Mai Temple.