Luang_Pu_Toh_Wat_Pradoochimplee_Pidta_Mahasaneh_B.E.2518_F

Luang_Pu_Toh_Wat_Pradoochimplee_Pidta_Mahasaneh_B.E.2518_B

Phra Pidta Mahasaneh

Master	Luang Pu Toh
Temple	Wat Pradoochimplee
Province	Bangkok
Batch	Wat Maiamataros Batch
Category Type	Powder
Material	Nur Phong Kesorn
Quantity Produced	33,000
Year (B.E.)	2518
Year (C.E.)	1975

Status	For Show Only

In the year B.E.2517, Wat Pradoochimplee engaged the artisans who produced the amulets for Wat Mai Amataros, Bangkhunprom to produce 4 types of powdered amulets. They were:

Phra Pidta Roon Metta Mahasaneh

Nur Phong Kesorn 33,000 pieces
Nur Phong Bailan 3,000 pieces

Phra Somdej Prok Pho Phim Ok Rong

Nur Phong Kesorn 33,000 pieces

Phra Somdej Phim Sam Liam Kha Toh

Nur Phong Kesorn 3,000 pieces
Nur Phong Bailan 3,000 pieces

Phra Phong Phim Jan Loy

Nur Phong Kesorn Phim Raek (1st mould) less than 5,000 pieces
Nur Phong Kesorn Phim Song (2nd mould) 30,000 pieces

These 4 types of powdered amulets were produced in the year B.E. 2517 and were brought to LP Toh to bless for 1 full year before distribution. During that period, no one had the knowledge of powder mixing and pressing amulets at Wat Pradoochimplee. Luang Pu Toh was already very old at the time so he was not involved in the production but he assigned this task to Phrakru Viroj Kittikhun, who contacted the technicians and also aranged for the amulets distribution.

The powder formula of Wat Mai Amataros was already famous for good powder mixture in the amulet market. The mixture consists of Tang Ew oil, shell cement, white cement water, soft coconut sugar and various powder of dried plant stems. After Phrakru Viroj Kittikhun learned the formula of producing such powder amulets, he started producing powdered amulet for Wat Pradoochimplee. Starting from Phra Somdej Roon Yeuan India B.E.2519 (Visit to India Batch), he subsequently produced many more Phims of Phra Pidta amulets by using powder formula of Wat Mai Amataros. When he wanted to produce Phra Nur Phong Bailan (burnt palm leaves), he would use old rotten palm leaves and coconut shells which were burnt and ground into powder mixed with dried stamens powder. This mixture will make the content of amulets soft but glossy in appearance.

There are Thai words which embossed at the back of all the amulets in this batch – “Luang Pu Toh Wat Pradoochimplee”.

This Phra Pidta was the 1st batch of Phra Pidta produced under the name of Wat Pradoochimplee. Wat Mai Amataros was invited to mix the powder and press the amulets. Luang Pu Toh had blessed this batch of Phra Pidta for 3 months by emphasizing on compassion. Many people who have worn this amulet reported of many great experiences especially in their careers. The people who possess this Phra Pidta amulet are usually successful and progressive in their careers.