LP Namfon · Garuda Meed Mor (Demon-Slaying Knife) · Gold Alloy · Wat Phailom B.E. 2556 · LP Poon 101st Anniversary

Name: LP Namfon · Garuda Meed Mor (Demon-Slaying Knife) · Gold Alloy · Wat Phailom B.E. 2556 · LP Poon 101st Anniversary
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Garuda Meed Mor (มีดหมอ พญาครุฑ / Demon-Slaying Knife with Garuda) consecrated by LP Namfon, current abbot of Wat Phailom and direct disciple of Luang Phor Poon. Blessed during the Visakha Bucha Day ceremony on 28 May B.E. 2556 (2013), commemorating LP Poon's 101st birth anniversary. Gold alloy with rhinestone inlay. Features a Garuda (King of Birds) engraving above and traditional sacred inscriptions below — symbolizing victory, authority, and divine protection. Includes Merit Messenger Certificate of Authenticity. Stock: 100 pcs · USD $88.

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Garuda Meed Mor (มีดหมอ พญาครุฑ) — a Demon-Slaying Knife crowned with Garuda, the King of Birds — consecrated by LP Namfon, current abbot of Wat Phailom (วัดไผ่ล้อม), Nakhon Pathom, and direct disciple of the legendary Luang Phor Poon. Blessed during the Visakha Bucha Day ceremony on 28 May B.E. 2556 (2013), marking LP Poon's 101st birth anniversary. Gold alloy with rhinestone inlay, featuring Garuda imagery and sacred inscriptions.

1. What Is a Garuda Meed Mor?

The Meed Mor (มีดหมอ, literally "shaman's knife") is one of the most powerful ritual implements in Thai Buddhist tradition, used by monks to banish evil spirits, break black magic, and protect against all forms of spiritual harm. When combined with Garuda (พญาครุฑ / Phaya Krut) — the celestial mount of Vishnu, King of All Birds, and the Royal Emblem of Thailand — the result is a dual-powered talisman that unites exorcism with sovereign authority. In Thai culture, Garuda symbolizes supreme power, invincibility, victory, and the divine right of kings.

Key Facts

Type: Garuda Meed Mor (มีดหมอ พญาครุฑ / Demon-Slaying Knife with Garuda)
Material: Gold alloy with rhinestone inlay
Temple: Wat Phailom (วัดไผ่ล้อม), Nakhon Pathom
Consecrated by: LP Namfon — current abbot
Lineage master: Luang Phor Poon (หลวงพ่อพูล พุทธรักขิโต)
Year: B.E. 2556 (28 May 2013) — Visakha Bucha Day
Occasion: LP Poon 101st birth anniversary + Teacher Worship Ceremony
Design: Garuda engraving above, sacred inscriptions below
Stock: 100 pieces

2. About Luang Phor Poon & LP Namfon

Luang Phor Poon (หลวงพ่อพูล พุทธรักขิโต, 1926–2004) was the revered abbot of Wat Phailom, famed across Thailand for his deep spiritual powers and mastery of ritual traditions. After LP Poon's passing in 2004, his direct disciple LP Namfon succeeded him as abbot and continues the temple's consecration traditions to this day.

3. Blessings of the Garuda Meed Mor

Exorcism: banishes evil spirits, black magic, and negative energies
Protection: shields against danger, accidents, and disasters
Authority: enhances personal authority, leadership, and commanding presence
Victory: success in competition, legal matters, and career advancement
Home protection: guards the household against negative influences
Anti-betrayal: neutralizes scheming rivals and office politics

Reminder: Thai Buddhist amulets and ritual implements are spiritual aids, not guarantees of outcomes.

4. Craftsmanship & Appearance

Knife-shaped ritual talisman in gold alloy, exquisitely crafted. The upper portion features a spread-winged Garuda (พญาครุฑ) in majestic posture. The blade section is inscribed with traditional Thai sacred scripts and mantras. Rhinestone inlay adds a regal decorative touch. Can be worn as a pendant or enshrined at home.

5. FAQ

Q: What makes a Garuda Meed Mor different from a regular Meed Mor?

A: A standard Meed Mor focuses on exorcism and spiritual cleansing. This piece adds the Garuda — Thailand's Royal Emblem and the King of Birds — merging demon-slaying power with sovereign authority, victory, and wealth blessings in one talisman.

Q: What does Garuda symbolize in Thailand?

A: Garuda (พญาครุฑ) serves as the Royal Emblem of the Kingdom of Thailand, appearing on government documents and currency. In mythology, Garuda is the mount of Vishnu, King of All Birds, invincible in combat — symbolizing supreme power, justice, victory, and divine protection.

Q: Who should wear a Garuda Meed Mor?

A: Especially suited for business owners, executives, military and police personnel, lawyers, anyone in competitive environments, and those seeking powerful spiritual protection for themselves or their home.

Q: How should I wear or enshrine it?

A: Wear as a neck pendant or waist-level talisman, or enshrine on a high shelf at home. For additional devotion, offer incense on Thursdays (Wan Phra Guru — Teacher's Day).

6. About This Piece

Gold alloy with rhinestone inlay
Price: USD $88
Stock: 100 pieces
Merit Messenger Certificate of Authenticity — 10x refund guarantee

Last updated: 22 June 2026 | Compiled by the Merit Messenger team (Bangkok-based)

LP Namfon — current abbot of Wat Phailom (วัดไผ่ล้อม) in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, and direct disciple of the legendary Luang Phor Poon (หลวงพ่อพูล พุทธรักขิโต, 1926–2004). This Garuda Meed Mor (Demon-Slaying Knife with Garuda) was consecrated during the Visakha Bucha Day ceremony on 28 May B.E. 2556 (2013), commemorating LP Poon's 101st birth anniversary. 1. The Life of Luang Phor Poon Luang Phor Poon was born in B.E. 2469 (1926) in Nakhon Pathom province. He ordained in B.E. 2493 (1950) and became the abbot of Wat Phailom, gaining fame across Thailand for his deep spiritual mastery and powerful ritual traditions. His amulets and sacred implements were frequently featured in Thai newspapers for miraculous stories. LP Poon passed away on 28 December B.E. 2547 (2004) at age 78. 2. The Meed Mor and Garuda Traditions The Meed Mor (มีดหมอ, "shaman's knife") is one of the oldest and most powerful ritual implements in Thai Buddhist tradition. Monks use it to sever the influence of evil spirits, break curses, and purify spaces. Garuda (พญาครุฑ, Phaya Krut) — the celestial mount of Vishnu and King of All Birds — is Thailand's Royal Emblem, symbolizing supreme sovereign power. When these two traditions merge, the result is a talisman of extraordinary power: the demon-slaying force of the Meed Mor combined with the invincible authority of Garuda. 3. The Consecration Ceremony On 28 May B.E. 2556 (2013), Visakha Bucha Day, Wat Phailom held a grand ceremony commemorating LP Poon's 101st birth anniversary. The ceremony combined Wai Khru (teacher worship) and Khrop Khru (lineage transmission) rituals. LP Namfon, as current abbot and LP Poon's principal heir, led the monks in consecrating this batch of Garuda Meed Mor using sacred traditions passed down from his master. 4. Why This Piece Is Special • Direct lineage consecration from LP Poon's principal disciple • 101st anniversary commemorative edition with memorial significance • Visakha Bucha Day blessing — the holiest day in the Buddhist calendar • Dual power: Meed Mor exorcism + Garuda sovereign authority • Gold alloy with rhinestone inlay — exquisite craftsmanship • Multi-function: exorcism, protection, authority, victory, home guarding 5. Merit Messenger's Promise Bangkok-based team. Every piece sourced directly from the temple. Merit Messenger Certificate of Authenticity included. 10x refund guarantee. 100 pieces available. Last updated: 22 June 2026 | Compiled by the Merit Messenger team (Bangkok-based)