Luang Phor Jaran · Birth Enlightenment Parinirvana · Sacred Powder B.E.2532 · Wat Amphawan · Cert P01786

One of the rarest Thai amulet configurations: a single sacred powder tablet bearing all three defining moments of the Buddha's life, consecrated by one of Thailand's most revered Vipassana masters. Samakom Phra certified No. P01786 (GJ05-80048). One piece only. 10x refund guarantee. What Is a Birth-Enlightenment-Parinirvana Sacred Powder Amulet Thai name: พระผงปางประสูติ ตรัสรู้ ปรินิพพาน (Phra Pong Pang Prasuti Trat Sa Ru Parinibbana). Sacred powder (เนื้อผง / Nuea Pong) amulets are among the oldest forms in Theravada Buddhist tradition — blended from consecrated earth, herbs, aromatic powders, and relics, pressed and blessed through extended chanting ceremonies. Key Facts - Type: Sacred powder (เนื้อผง / Nuea Pong) - Year: B.E. 2532 (1989 CE) - Master: Luang Phor Jaran Thitadhammo (หลวงพ่อจรัญ ฐิตธมฺโม) - Temple: Wat Amphawan (วัดอัมพวัน), Singburi Province - Front: Birth + Enlightenment + Parinirvana triple scene - Reverse: Nine-square yantra + Pali incantations - Frame: Ornate gold-tone metal, ~8mm, hermetically sealed - Certificate: Samakom Phra No. P01786 (GJ05-80048), issued 5 May B.E. 2569 - Stock: One piece only About the Master: Luang Phor Jaran Luang Phor Jaran Thitadhammo (15 August 1928 – 25 January 2016), born in Singburi Province, ordained 1948. Trained under 10+ Theravada masters including Luang Phor Derm, Luang Phor Lee, and Luang Phor Sodh of Wat Pak Nam. Became abbot of Wat Amphawan in 1957, transforming it into a national Vipassana centre. HM Queen Sirikit personally conferred the highest royal ecclesiastical title in 1992. Authored the nine-volume Law of Karma series (Thai, Chinese, English). Passed 2016, aged 87. Blessings - Wisdom and clarity: Enlightenment scene — sharpened intellect, decision-making, academic success - Protection: Nine-square yantra wards off negative influences, stabilises aura - New beginnings: Birth scene blesses fresh starts, career transitions, new chapters - Karmic purification: Parinirvana scene aids practitioners in releasing attachments - General safety: Triple-blessing coverage for daily life, work, and family Note: Amulets are devotional aids, not substitutes for personal effort and judgment. Craftsmanship Front: high-relief triple scene — goddess cradling newborn (top), meditating Buddha under Bodhi tree (centre), reclining Buddha with disciples (lower), Thai inscription along base. Reverse: Nava-khana yantra centred, Pali text surrounding, even 36-year patina. Frame: gold-tone engraved border, symmetrical corner motifs, solid loop bail, ~8mm depth, hermetically sealed. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Is this genuinely from 1989? A: Yes. Samakom Phra Certificate No. P01786 (GJ05-80048), issued 5 May B.E. 2569, dual-signed with scannable QR code for instant online verification. Q: Is the sacred powder protected from water? A: The metal frame provides a complete seal. Avoid prolonged submersion or heavy impact; normal daily wear is fine. Q: Who is this best suited for? A: Meditation practitioners, those at a life crossroads, collectors of authenticated Luang Phor Jaran B.E. 2532 pieces, students, and entrepreneurs. Q: Can this be passed on? A: Yes — transfer the certificate alongside the piece to preserve provenance. Q: The master has passed — does the amulet still carry blessing? A: Theravada tradition holds that blessing power is sealed at consecration and does not diminish after the master's passing. Rarity and intact provenance make such pieces more sought-after. Q: What is included? A: Amulet in gold-frame mount + Samakom Phra Certificate No. P01786 + Merit Messenger Authenticity Card. 10x refund if not genuine. About This Piece Stock: one piece only. Price: USD $268. Includes amulet, original certificate, authenticity card. Ships from Bangkok with tracking. Last updated: 2026-05-23 | Curated by Merit Messenger Team (Bangkok-based)

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Temple：

Wat Amphawan (วัดอัมพวัน), Singburi Province, Thailand

Consecrated By：

Luang Phor Jaran Thitadhammo (หลวงพ่อจรัญ ฐิตธมฺโม, 1928–2016)

Year：

2532

Material：

Sacred powder (เนื้อผง / Nuea Pong)

Luang Phor Jaran Thitadhammo — in Thai amulet circles, this name signals top-tier lineage, genuine blessing power, and irreproducible rarity. In B.E. 2532 (1989) he presided over this Birth-Enlightenment-Parinirvana sacred powder consecration at Wat Amphawan. 36 years on, provenance is intact: Samakom Phra Certificate No. P01786 (GJ05-80048). One piece only. The Life of Luang Phor Jaran Born 15 August 1928 in Singburi Province. Gifted young man — his grandfather introduced him to Prime Minister Phibulsongkram for the Royal Police Academy. He attended one month, then quietly left. That path was not his. Ordained 15 July 1948. Over the next decade he trained under 10+ masters: Vipassana with Luang Phor Derm (1950), Luang Phor Lee (1951), sacred object techniques with Luang Phor Jong and Luang Phor Sanun (1952), extended meditation with Luang Phor Sodh of Wat Pak Nam (1953). Assumed abbotship of Wat Amphawan in 1957 and never looked back. Awards: Social Developer of the Year (1973), personal award from Princess Sirindhorn (1975), highest royal ecclesiastical title from HM Queen Sirikit (1992). Nine-volume Law of Karma series distributed in Thai, Chinese, and English. Passed 25 January 2016, aged 87. The Triple-Scene Tradition and This Consecration Birth (Pang Prasuti), Enlightenment (Pang Trat Sa Ru), and Parinirvana (Pang Parinibbana) represent the complete arc of the Buddha's life mission. Combining all three on a single tablet is rare — most amulets depict only one posture. Luang Phor Jaran's B.E. 2532 batch was pressed from sacred earths, medicinal herbs, aromatic powders, and relic materials, consecrated through extended chanting at Wat Amphawan. The nine-square yantra on the reverse encodes protective Pali syllables chosen personally by the master. Why This Piece Is Scarce Luang Phor Jaran passed in 2016 — no new pieces will be consecrated. Triple-scene configuration was never mass-produced. Of the B.E. 2532 batch, only a fraction survive with intact Samakom Phra certificates. This piece — No. P01786 (GJ05-80048), issued 5 May B.E. 2569 — is among the most completely documented examples in current circulation. The Merit Messenger Promise Bangkok-based Thai sacred objects specialists. Every piece physically inspected by our team, certified by Samakom Phra or equivalent authority. 10x unconditional refund guarantee. QR code on each certificate links directly to the issuing authority's verification database — scan before you buy. Last updated: 2026-05-23 | Curated by Merit Messenger Team (Bangkok-based)

Official Samakom Phra Certificate No. P01786 (GJ05-80048), issued 5 May B.E. 2569, dual-signed, QR-verifiable. Owner: Merit Messenger. 10x refund guarantee.