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非常稀有之泰國近代3大圣僧之一,圣僧龙婆坤(坤爷)招财,避险老搭固,大法会经繩中间圣僧年轻时照片法相,圣僧亲自念经加持,BE2517,已包好高清透明壳Very Rare Collectible Powerful Item- One of Thai recently Top 3 Monk Master Lp Koon Wealthy,Safety Takrut/Tangkai, BE2517,Assembled with HD Transparent cover  年份:佛历2517Year: BE25317寺庙: 瓦班莱 Temple:Wat Banrai,Nakhon Ratchasima Province-(Lp Koon Temple)加持师傅:龙婆坤Blessed by: L.P KoonTakrut Size: Approx 7.3cm* 1.5cm  龙婆坤 法门:招财进宝、助生意兴隆、客源不断、镇宅安居 备注:龙婆坤是泰国佛教近代3大圣僧之一,僧侣生涯中尤以招财及挡险法门见长而得名,特别是师傅的财富法门在近代招财助事业方面极为灵验,龙婆坤也因此被人誉为“活财神”。师傅在佛历2535至佛历2542这个阶段内曾制作了大量的佛牌圣物,部分是师傅自己寺庙主导法会的,也有部分是牌商或者善信要求特别制作的。这个时期是龙婆坤较为鼎盛的一个时期,制作的佛牌种类涵盖了招牌的自身像、药师佛、必打、善加财、佛祖等诸多圣物。  龙婆坤,生于佛历2466年即1923年。泰国有名的扑头和尚,师父自小在家乡班丽的一间佛寺上学。僧人除教常规学校里的知识外,还会教龙婆坤学习巴利文。是泰国近代三大圣僧之一龙婆坤20岁时便出家为僧,出家后,龙婆坤曾到寮国、金边等地修习佛法。修习完毕后,便返回家乡屈班丽佛寺,修行高深的龙婆坤,拥有强大的法力。泰国民众都称龙婆坤为-活财神,威望高,扑头罗汉,国宝级。由师父捐赠的学校、公路、桥梁、图书馆不胜其数龙婆坤师父积极的为居民谋福利,所筹的佛牌供金,用在寺庙的建设和维护,瓦班莱佛牌因此也得以扩建。所督造的佛牌,在收藏界认同度极高。受东南亚地区善信好评龙婆坤师父在泰国可谓无人不识地位高崇。在泰国无数善信奔波于龙婆坤师父的寺前,只求龙婆坤给予祈福或扑头。就连泰国国王面见龙婆坤,都会虔诚跪下让其祈福。年过80岁的他。所督造的佛牌,据说等同天神的祝福并且内藏神秘力量。 龙婆坤是泰国佛教近代3大圣僧之一,僧侣生涯中尤以招财及挡险法门见长而得名,特别是师傅的财富法门在近代招财助事业方面极为灵验,龙婆坤也因此被人誉为“活财神”。师傅在佛历2535至佛历2542这个阶段内曾制作了大量的佛牌圣物,部分是师傅自己寺庙主导法会的,也有部分是牌商或者善信要求特别制作的。这个时期是龙婆坤较为鼎盛的一个时期,制作的佛牌种类涵盖了招牌的自身像、药师佛、必打、善加财、佛祖等诸多圣物。本幅龙婆坤佛历2541脚印符布也是龙婆坤在这一时期制作的一款佛宝。符布材料以布本制作,经由龙婆坤高僧亲制用手脚染上颜料再亲自踏上符布印制,后又有庙印盖障。上面除了师傅的手脚印还有大量符文,以及泰文的介绍。由于是师傅一幅一幅地踏印的,所以真品每幅都不太一样,手印及脚印的深浅皆有不同。恭请后建议装裱镜框安置于家中或店铺供奉,效果等同于佛像,在招财进宝、助生意兴隆、客源不断、镇宅安居方面会有不错的效果。与一般印刷的符布不同,有高僧手脚印的符布相对更为珍贵。这期符布距今23年的历史,保存完好。思儒佛舍诚意推荐。 LP Koon Introduction: LP Koon 'Paritsuttho' was the abbot of Wat Ban Rai and the most influential Thai Monk of modern time. He is also considere one of the top 10 monks of all time in Thailand. The meaning of his name 'Koon' in Thai means multiples. Like his name, he produced many multiples of amulets throughout his lifetime. He produced the most Thai amulet of all time. Luang Phor Koon was born in 4 October 1923 (BE 2466). Luang Por Koon was ordained as a monk at the age of 21 years old at Wat Thanon Hak Yai on 5th May 1944 (BE2487). Phra Kru Wichan Dtigit was the preceptor and Phra Kru Atigahn Trong Suk was his dhamma teacher. His monk's name is called "Paritsuttoh".During the year, at the summer observation vacation, he went to Wat Nong Pho to learn such as Dhamma, Samadhi and Wicha (magic) under the master Luang Phor Daeng. After several years, Luang Phor Koon learnt to cultivate Buddhist practice as well as all forms of spiritual powers from Luang Phor Khang for three years. He had left Luang Phor Khang and decided to go on his own to fulfill the Buddhism faith and help the needy.Luang Phor Koon went Tudong alone in Laos and Cambodia, remaining in the jungles for 10 years. He returned to Thailand and resided in Wat Banrai. At that time, the temple was in a dilapidated state. There was only one old Sala, Bot and Kuti. He approached the abbot to re-built this temple. The abbot told him that did not have sufficient funds and asked Luang Phor Koon how much money he required to re-build the temple. Luang Phor Koon replied that he needed 3 to 4 million Baht. When the abbot heard that, he told Luang Phor Koon that he was unable to help though it was his duties. Luang Phor Koon asked the villagers and his lay disciples to source for fund. Many people came forward to help. The total fund collected was almost 2 million baht and Wat Banrai was re-built. Luang Phor Koon built numbers of schools, temples and hospitals in Nakorn Ratchasima.Luang Phor Koon is very good in the wicha (magic) of inserting takrut under the arm of the devotees; these takruts to protect a person from accidents, Kong Grapan (immunity from weapons) giving Metta as well. At old age of he had stopped inserting takrut due to poor health. But he will still meet and bless the devotees who go to Wat Banrai to pay respect to him.He passed away on 16 May 2015 (2558) at age of 91.Location: Wat Ban Rai, Nakhon Ratchasima province

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