Luang Pho Pern Phra Pidta Powder Amulet BE2535, Wat Bang Phra, Certified PM07772

What is this Luang Pho Pern Phra Pidta Phra Pidta, or พระปิดตา, is the classic covered-eyes Buddha form in Thai amulet culture. The gesture symbolizes turning away from distracting influences and protecting the inner mind. Collectors and devotees often seek this form for protection, avoiding harm, metta, steady business energy, and meditation support. Key facts Type: Phra Pidta amulet Master: Luang Pho Pern Temple: Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Pathom Year: BE2535 / 1992 Material: powder amulet, gold-tone front finish Case: gold-tone protective amulet case Certificate: PM07772 / GJ04-0DE22 Stock: one piece only Who consecrated this Luang Pho Pern of Wat Bang Phra is one of the best-known modern Thai masters connected with protective practice, sacred inscriptions, and temple amulets. Wat Bang Phra in Nakhon Pathom remains a major reference point for Thai protective amulet traditions. Blessings This Phra Pidta is traditionally sought for protection, avoiding negative influences, metta, helpful relationships, and a steadier mind. Amulets are spiritual supports, not guarantees of wealth or guaranteed life changes. Craftsmanship The front shows a gold-tone seated Phra Pidta with both hands covering the eyes. The reverse shows a circular yantra and Thai temple inscriptions on the powder surface. The piece is housed in a gold-tone protective case and shows natural single-piece age characteristics. FAQ Does it include certification? Yes. The visible certificate number is PM07772, with card code GJ04-0DE22. What year is BE2535? BE2535 corresponds to 1992 CE. Who is this best suited for? It suits devotees seeking protection, calm focus, metta, and collectors of Luang Pho Pern or Wat Bang Phra amulets. Does it guarantee wealth or luck? No. It should be understood as a faith and mindfulness support, not a guaranteed outcome. About this specific piece This is a single certified piece held by Merit Messenger, priced at USD 198. It comes with the visible certification card and gold-tone protective case. Please review the photos for exact condition. Last updated: 2026-05-17 | Prepared by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok-based

• devotees seeking protection
• frequent travelers
• Luang Pho Pern collectors
• Wat Bang Phra collectors
• Phra Pidta collectors

• buyers expecting guaranteed wealth or guaranteed life changes
• buyers who do not accept natural age marks on single-piece amulets

Temple：

Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Pathom

Consecrated By：

Luang Pho Pern

Year：

佛历 2535 年（公历 1992 年）

Material：

Powder amulet with gold-tone front finish, in a gold-tone protective case

Life of Luang Pho Pern Luang Pho Pern is strongly associated with Wat Bang Phra in Nakhon Pathom and with Thai protective spiritual traditions. His name remains closely tied to temple amulets, protective practice, and the living devotional culture of Wat Bang Phra. The Phra Pidta tradition Phra Pidta does not represent blindness. It represents restraint, protection, and turning inward. For this reason, Thai devotees often connect the form with avoiding harmful influences, calming the mind, and strengthening metta and support from others. The consecration of this piece The certificate identifies this amulet as พระปิดตาหลวงพ่อเปิ่น เนื้อผง พ.ศ. 2535, a Luang Pho Pern powder Phra Pidta from BE2535. Powder amulets are valued for the combination of sacred material, temple lineage, and devotional use. Why this is scarce BE2535 amulets are no longer current temple releases, and certified single pieces with clear paperwork and protective cases become harder to find over time. The PM07772 certificate gives this piece a clear reference for future verification. The Merit Messenger promise Merit Messenger is Bangkok-based and describes each amulet according to the visible object, certificate, and verifiable details. We avoid exaggerated promises and focus on provenance, condition, and respectful devotional context. Last updated: 2026-05-17 | Prepared by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok-based

Certificate PM07772 / card GJ04-0DE22. The certificate identifies this as พระปิดตาหลวงพ่อเปิ่น เนื้อผง พ.ศ. 2535 from Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Pathom, issued 05 May 2569 to Merit Messenger with QR code and dual signature.