Somdet Saen Lan, Somdet Saen Lan, with "Yant Kaset" (Agricultural Charm) on the back, Standard Star (Good Fortune)

Somdet Saen Lan, Somdet Saen Lan, with "Yant Kaset" (Agricultural Charm) on the back, Standard Star (Good Fortune) This is a "Phra Khanan" (sacred powder amulet), created in 2011 by Ajarn Lak, the Royal Astrologer. The back features a metal plate inscribed with the "Yant Kaset" charm from the Institute of Predictive Sciences. - Somdet Lan: Size 2.2 x 3 CM - Somdet Saen: Size 1.4 x 2 CM Phra Phuttha-charan and Phra Thammaphanawikrom blessed and contributed 3,000 types of sacred materials, all gathered by Ajarn Lak, the Royal Astrologer. The Somdet Saen Lan amulets incorporate sacred materials used in the creation of the Jatukham Ramathep amulets in 2007. Ajarn Lak, the Royal Astrologer, mixed these sacred materials at the Ubosot (ordination hall) of Wat Traimit Wittayaram, the Ubosot of Wat Phra Si Mahathat Bang Khen, and in front of the public and media at MCC Hall, The Mall Ngamwongwan, with thousands of people bearing witness. Key sacred materials were processed, such as the finest champion-grade first-edition Jatukham Ramathep amulets from 1987, and a pair of gold Jatukham Ramathep amulets from the Monnaie de Paris, valued at tens of millions, bestowing auspicious power from these sacred materials. Sacred materials were also collected from various countries. Ajarn Lak, the Royal Astrologer, traveled both domestically and internationally to collect sacred materials, including sacred wood powders from 9 types of auspicious trees, incense ash from across the country, sacred soil from the four holy sites of Buddhism, and sacred materials received from esteemed monks such as Somdet Phra Phuttha-charan (Kiao Upathammo) and Phra Thammaphanawikrom (Chao Khun Thongchai, Wat Traimit), as well as sacred materials from devout followers, totaling over 3,000 items. Nine types of auspicious wood materials: 1. Ratchaphruek (Golden Shower Tree): Symbolizes power and prestige. 2. Khanun (Jackfruit Tree): Symbolizes support, prosperity, and assistance in endeavors. 3. Chaiyaphruek (Pendant Flower Tree): Symbolizes good fortune, victory, and overcoming obstacles. 4. Thonglang (Coral Tree): Symbolizes wealth and abundance, ensuring no hardship. 5. Phai Si Suk (Lucky Bamboo): Symbolizes happiness, peace of mind, and freedom from sorrow and illness. 6. Song Ba-dan (a type of sacred wood): Symbolizes stability and strength for a home. 7. Sak (Teak): Symbolizes dignity, honor, authority, and respect from others. 8. Phayung (Siamese Rosewood): Symbolizes the elevation of one's status. 9. Kan-grao (Ironwood): Symbolizes protection from various dangers, also known as "Tam Sao" (pillar setting), signifying the strengthening of a house's pillars. Ancient Thai soil powders that have undergone sacred rituals, and filings from the creation of sacred Buddha images. Therefore, this batch of Somdet Saen Lan amulets contains mixed metals, including rust from various metals. It also includes iron powder from Nam Phi, Uttaradit province, volcanic soil from Borobudur, and black Ngio wood, which gives the amulets their black color. These are considered auspicious objects with a wealth of sacred historical materials. Possessing and worshipping them will bring protection from the power of these sacred materials, and the blessings of the Somdet Saen Lan amulets will bestow great wealth. In 2011, the Somdet Saen and Somdet Saen Lan amulets participated in the "Benjaputtapatiharn S.Th." ceremony, the "Phra Thep Raksa" edition, at Wat Phra Si Rattana Satsadaram, Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan in Chachoengsao province, Wat Phothichai (Wat Luang Pho Phra Sai) in Nong Khai province, Wat Phra Si Maha That in Nakhon Si Thammarat province, and Wat Phra Si Maha That Woramahawihan in Phitsanulok province. The Somdet Saen and Somdet Saen Lan amulets were consecrated in special ceremonies: 1. December 31, 2011: New Year's Eve chanting ceremony and Rahu God riding a Garuda consecration at Wat Bua Khwan, Nonthaburi province. 2. January 14-15, 2012: Life extension andเคราะห์ (kroh) removal ceremony, and sacred material consecration ceremony at Wat Phra That Hariphunchai, Lamphun province. The Somdet Saen and Somdet Saen Lan amulets were consecrated in Buddhist and celestial blessings ceremonies at: 1. Wat Traimit Wittayaram Worawihan, Bangkok. 2. Wat Phra That Hariphunchai, Lamphun province. 3. Wat Ban Den, Chiang Mai province.