Phra Shiva, Luang Lay Saint, Ajarn Chuea, Wat Sapan Sung, Bangkok, 2505
Description
Phra Shiva with Saint Line amulet by Luang Pho Chue of Wat Saphan Sung, Bangkok, created in B.E. 2505. This is a precious work reflecting the complete fusion of Buddhist teachings with Hindu-Brahmin principles. Phra Shiva with Saint Line by Luang Pho Chue demonstrates expertise in creating auspicious objects and infusing them with profound spiritual power. This is a treasure highly sought after by amulet collectors and extremely rare in the international market. Luang Pho Chue was a renowned Buddhist monk and master creator of diverse auspicious objects in both Buddhist and Brahmin sciences. Born in the late 19th century, he was venerated by Thai people for the miracles arising from his sacred amulet creation. There are widely accepted accounts of his amulets saving lives and protecting from danger. This monk was revered for his ability to harmoniously bridge two sacred disciplines. This Phra Shiva amulet is considered a high-merit Buddhist auspicious object, capable of providing protection from danger, increasing compassion and great merit.
