Wen Pok Meedh New-Phet Pah-Issuan Ring
This sacred Thai ring, Wen Pok Meedh New-Phet Pah-Issuan (Run Sao-Ah Bucha Kru), was consecrated by the Venerable Master Luang Phor Moon (1894-2003) of Wat Bang-Jan, in Si Sa Ket province.
Produced in the year 2000 as a strictly limited edition of 1,999 copies, each ring bears its own number.
It was cast from a dark magical metal called neaur thongkarm (the ring is available in two finishes: raw or polished, but the composition remains strictly the same), sourced from ancient weapons of the Ayutthaya period. Its surface is adorned with sacred characters and Yant intended to reinforce its protective virtues.
This ring is traditionally reputed to confer invulnerability to weapons, grant strength to its wearer, and allow them to triumph even when disarmed or facing multiple opponents.
It also protects against black magic, dispels malicious spells, and wards off ghosts and harmful spiritual influences.
A blessed photograph of Master Luang Phor Moon, adorned with handwritten Yant and bearing a relic from his monk's attire on the back, is offered with each ring.
Features:
- 🙏 Master: Luang Phor Moon (1894-2003)
- 🛕 Temple: Wat Bang-Jan
- 📜 Province: Si Sa Ket
- 💫 Benefits/Powers: Invulnerability to weapons, strength, victory against multiple opponents, protection against black magic, spells, and ghosts.
⚔️ Forged from the metal of ancient weapons, this ring carries the memory of Ayutthaya warriors and the spiritual power transmitted by Luang Phor Moon. It accompanies its guardian like an invisible armor against dangers, adversaries, and dark forces.