No taboos! ✨ Good luck galore! 🍀 💥 Luang Phor Nuan Kham Good Luck Thammon Gu Bracelet

It can be worn by both large and small hands, and is very elastic.

Approximate dimensions: Tag diameter 1.1 cm , rope thickness 0.25 cm.

✅Good fortune✅Wealth✅Health✅Protection✅Safety​​​

Luang Phor Kamnuan , also known as " Luang Phor Khamnuan , " is the current abbot of Wat Keaw Charon . He is a disciple of Luang Phor Yao, the "King of Amulets," and a junior disciple of the Deputy Supreme Patriarch of Thailand, Chao Khun Surasak. Each amulet he creates is personally crafted and produced in very limited quantities, unlike modern factory-made items. He possesses profound spiritual cultivation and is one of the four most renowned monks in central and southern Thailand.

The colored threads on the hands are hand ropes that have already been braided by the master . Each hand rope has a knot tied by the master's hand on one side , and then the master braids a good pagoda he has made on the other side. It can be said that one rope serves two purposes . There are no taboos in life , but try not to touch anything unclean .

Many believers know that the pagoda has few taboos and is one of the earliest sacred Buddhist objects . Moreover, the master personally carves the talisman while reciting scriptures, and after it is completed , he recites additional scriptures to bless it, which shows that he puts a lot of effort into it.

💯 The master said this amulet brings peace and protection from danger. It can ward off bad things (such as traffic accidents, natural disasters , etc., and avert danger in times of crisis ), attract wealth and benefactors , and also enhance luck and bring good fortune . 💯 It can be worn directly on the hand .  .

[Introduction to Luang Phor Kan Nuan]

Luang Phor Kham Nuan was born on May 7, 2513 BE ( 1970 AD ) in Wat Phleng district , Ratchaburi province .

On April 29, 2529 BE ( 1986 AD ) , he was ordained as a novice monk at Wat Chocharang at the age of 16. His ordination teacher was Provost Sunthorn Thammkit . In 2533 BE , at the age of 20, Luang Phor Kham Nunn officially became a monk.

1. Graduated from Year 6 of Wat Sattha Rat School, Wat Phleng District, Ratchaburi Province, in BE 2525 (1982 ) . Graduated with a diploma in management, specializing in Sangha affairs.

2. In 2527 BE (1984 ) , he passed the Bachelor of Laws exam at Wat Kaeo Charoen School in Mengmai Street, Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram Province .

3. In 2529 BE (1986 ) , in Mueang Mai Street, Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram Province , Wat Kaeo Charoen School, he passed the Dharma Master Class examination.

4. In 2531 BE (1988 ) , he passed the Level 1 Dharmakaya exam at Wat Kaew Charoen School, Mueang Mai Street, Amphawa District, Samut Prakan Province .

5. Graduated with a Bachelor of Social Sciences degree from Chulalongkorn University in 2012 ( Buddhist Era 2555 ) ( Buddhist Administration Department ) .

Luang Phor Kan Nuan's teacher:

1. LP Yod Wat Khao Cha Leng, Samut Songkhram Province ( Samut Songkhram Province ) . LP Yod was a disciple of LP Jai, one of the five great monks of Thailand and one of the Seven Naga Buddhas. Many of LP Kahn Nuen's amulets contained LP Yod's old amulet powder, making them very rare.

2. Luang Phor Win, Wat Ta Khong, Phetchaburi Province.

3. Luang Phor Yuan, Wat Pho Se, Racha Boonri Province.

4. Luang Pu Chok , Wat Khao Lanse, Ratchaburi Province.

5. Luang Phor Tat, Wat Chai Nam, Phetchaburi Province.

6. Luang Phor Maha Surasak, Wat Pa Tu Phra Ara Luang.

7. Luang Phor Jeh, Wat Khong Kalong, Ratchaburi Province.

8. Kun Da Chong is the godfather of Luang Phor Yuan, Wat Pho Seok Temple. He is over 100 years old. Luang Phor Kang Nuan also learned magic from him.

9. Ancient scriptures ( These ancient books record some magic spells passed down by notorious bandits to ensure safety. These spells can help protect oneself from being captured or harmed, as one needs such special protection because one is always in a dangerous situation.)

10. Luang Phor Lun, ancient Buddhist texts left behind by Wat Takkaben Temple.

Everyone knows that Luang Pu Yim , Wat Nongbua , is one of the five great Lok Ka Ta Takrut (four elemental amulets) in Thailand . Luang Pu Yim passed on this method to his friend Luang Pu Jai , Wat Sadai (also one of the five great Lok Ka Ta Takrut in Thailand ), and then passed it on to his disciple Luang Phor Yod , who was the abbot of Wat Keaw at the time !

When the abbot of Wat Prado passed away, his senior brother Surasak took over, while Luang Phor Kham Nuan, who was highly regarded by Luang Phor Yao, took over as abbot of Wat Keaw !