Kruba BoonChum 2546 Bhutan Royal Edition Self-Image Amulet | Guru Rinpoche Consecrated · Sanskrit Front · Ultra-Rare Limited 1000 Pieces

Kruba BoonChum Yannasangvaro self-image amulet cast from the venerable monk's authentic likeness and consecrated through the master's personal meditative empowerment. Wearing this amulet is like receiving the master's constant spiritual protection. 【Material & Craftsmanship】 Cast from Nine-Metal Alloy (Nawaloha) with sacred relics provided by the Bhutanese Royal Family mixed into the composition, creating a deep luster that develops into precious violet-gold rainbow patina through natural oxidation over time. The front features Sanskrit (Siddham/Ranjana script) inscriptions of the master's dharma countenance, specifically designed to honor Bhutanese Tibetan Buddhist culture. The back displays the sacred image of Guru Rinpoche with Tibetan mantras, symbolizing the harmonious union of Theravada and Vajrayana traditions. Approximately 3.5cm in height with exquisite and lifelike craftsmanship. 【Primary Benefits】 • Wealth Attraction & Prosperity - The master's financial deity protection empowers business success and commercial flourishing • Hazard Blocking & Evil Repelling - Guru Rinpoche's demon-subduing power removes all obstacles and spiritual impediments • Enhanced Prestige & Noble Helper - The master's spiritual magnetism attracts virtuous connections and benefactor support • Meditation Stabilization & Conflict Resolution - Theravada meditative merit purifies the mind and prevents disputes • Destiny Enhancement & Fortune Reversal - The most potent Golden Triangle energy field covers all aspects of life fortune 【Suitable For】 Merchants, wealth seekers, premium amulet collectors, those seeking powerful protection, both Theravada and Tibetan Buddhist practitioners. 【Collectible Value】 Only 1,000 pieces cast in total, with 700 permanently retained by the Bhutanese Royal Family. Fewer than 300 authentic pieces circulate in the market, with surviving pieces diminishing yearly. Includes Samakom authoritative certification card. A hard-currency asset for advanced collectors.

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• Theravada Buddhist Practitioners
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• Children Under 16 Years Old

Temple：

Wat Phra That Don Ruang (Mong Pawn Town, Shan State, Myanmar)

Consecrated By：

Kruba BoonChum Yannasangvaro

Year：

2546

Material：

Nine-Metal Alloy (Nawaloha) infused with Royal Sacred Relics

Kruba BoonChum Yannasangvaro was born on January 5, Buddhist Era 2507 (1964 CE) in Pa Maisak Village, Chiang Saen District, Chiang Rai Province, Thailand. When his mother was pregnant with him, she dreamed of a golden Buddha stupa surrounded by sacred light, and thus named him "BoonChum" (meaning "one whose merit is perfected"). Raised in poverty and enduring great hardship, at age 7 he traveled to Myanmar with family elders, beginning decades of cross-border spiritual practice. In Buddhist Era 2518 (age 11) he formally ordained as a novice monk. In Buddhist Era 2529 he received full ordination at Wat Suan-dok in Chiang Mai, receiving the dharma name "Nyanasamvaro" (meaning "one who guards the heart through wisdom"). Throughout his life, the master practiced extreme asceticism, spending annual rainy season retreats in isolated mountain caves devoted to meditation. Most notably, he completed three years, three months, and three days of continuous cave meditation—an extraordinarily rare ascetic achievement in modern Buddhism. The master remained vegetarian throughout his life, consuming only fruit and biscuits offered by devotees, dedicating all alms to the poor, earning universal veneration through his sublime conduct. The Bhutanese Royal Family's connection to the master arose from his decades of traveling throughout Myanmar's Shan State, Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan spreading the dharma. Both the Fourth and current Fifth King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck have personally received the master, honoring him as National Teacher. In Buddhist Era 2546 (2003 CE), to pray for national prosperity and royal health, the Bhutanese Royal Family commissioned the master to oversee creation of this "Bhutanese Royal Edition" self-image amulet. These amulets were consecrated at the historic grand ceremony held at Wat Phra That Don Ruang in Mong Pawn, Shan State, Myanmar, with Kruba BoonChum presiding and high monks from Dharamshala, Bhutan's national temples, Nepal, and Tibet joining in collective empowerment—a ceremony termed "Maha Phuttha Phisek" (mega-international consecration), believed to radiate spiritual power across the entire Golden Triangle region. Only 1,000 pieces were cast, with 700 presented as the highest-level diplomatic gifts to the Bhutanese Royal Family, the remaining 300 brought back by the master. Over more than two decades through collector transactions and natural attrition, authentic pieces in circulation number fewer than one hundred. With Samakom authoritative certification, this is recognized as the "pinnacle" collectible in Southeast Asian and Bhutanese amulet collecting. In Buddhist Era 2561 (2018 CE), the master gained global recognition for accurately predicting the rescue of the Chiang Rai Wild Boars youth soccer team, confirming his spiritual efficacy to believers worldwide.

All Kruba BoonChum 2546 Bhutanese Royal Edition amulets sold by our shop are sourced directly with legitimate provenance and include Samakom authoritative certification cards. Each piece is individually authenticated by professional experts. We guarantee authenticity with a tenfold compensation guarantee for any counterfeits. Please collect with confidence.