Phra Phong Roop Muean Wan Chan Mak Por Tan Klai Wat Suan Khan Wat Wang Tawan Ok B.E. 2502
Description
The Phra Phong Roop Muean Wan Chan Mak featuring the venerated image of Por Tan Klai Chandasuvanno (Phra Kru Phisit Atthakan) of Wat Suan Khan is an exceptional sacred relic consecrated at Wat Wang Tawan Ok, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, in B.E. 2502 (1959). Widely revered throughout Thailand and Southeast Asia as the 'Golden Tongue Monk' (Wacha Sit) of the South, Por Tan Klai possessed extraordinary prophetic speech and spiritual attainment. Amulets containing his Chan Mak (sacred chewed betel nut) are among the most revered talismans in Southern Thailand. The betel nut, infused with his direct breath, saliva, and continuous mental mantras during consumption, serves as a living physical conduit of his spiritual essence. This specimen is crafted from concentrated Chan Mak interwoven with 108 auspicious medicinal herbs (Wan 108) and sacred temple powders. Consecrated with the participation of leading Southern and Khao Or lineage masters during the restoration of Wat Wang Tawan Ok, this amulet is legendary for bestowing immense wealth luck, persuasive charisma in negotiations, business fortune, and miraculous physical protection. In well-preserved original condition with sharp details, 100% authenticity is unconditionally guaranteed.
