Guman Thong 7 Cemeteries Earth Luang Pho Pin Wat Ubon B.E. 2500
Description
This rare and historic Guman Thong talisman, crafted from sacred earth of seven auspicious spiritual grounds (Din Chet Pacha) alongside holy temple soils and protective herbal mixtures, was consecrated in B.E. 2500 (1957) by Luang Pho Pin Inthasaro of Wat Ubon Wannaram in Damnoen Saduak, Ratchaburi Province. Created during the monumental 25th Buddhist Century jubilee era, this amulet stands as an authentic classic of mid-century central Thai protective talismans. Luang Pho Pin followed orthodox Buddhist talisman consecration methods, conducting intensive mental concentration rites to invite an auspicious spiritual helper (Deva Guman) devoted to good deeds and protecting devotees. The material shows the rich, dense earthen texture of authentic clay fired and dried over half a century ago, with fine natural mineral sparkles and aged coloration. In traditional Thai esoteric beliefs, a genuine consecrated Guman Thong assists its keeper with windfall luck, alerts the home to imminent dangers, safeguards against theft, and magnetically beckons wealth and fortune into the business. Consecrated with benevolent white magic mantras without any malevolent bindings, this piece is entirely safe and auspicious to keep. Inspected and verified 100% genuine by Dan Siam Amulets.
