Takrut Tone Luang Pu Ya Than Suan Wat Na Udom Ubon B.E. 2538
Description
Luang Pu Ya Than Suan Chantharo (Phra Khru Athon Phatthanakhun) of Wat Na Udom in Ubon Ratchathani Province was one of Isan’s (Northeastern Thailand) most spiritually revered and magically adept master monks. This consecrated Takrut Tone—a single lead metal scroll inscribed with sacred esoteric diagrams and wrapped in blessed cordage—was consecrated in B.E. 2538 (1995). Born in B.E. 2453, Luang Pu Ya Than Suan practiced strict asceticism and inherited profound occult scriptures from ancient Lao and Isan Dhamma lineages, including the secret hand-inscribed yantra rituals of Somdej Lun of Champasak. His Takrut scrolls were inscribed completely by hand with intense meditative concentration, syllable by syllable, while reciting consecration mantras for hours without interruption. A Takrut Tone of Luang Pu Ya Than Suan is legendary among rural officers, hunters, and travelers for providing Maha Ud (stopping firearms and sharp weapons), Kong Grapan (physical invulnerability), and Klaew Klaad (slipping through life-threatening situations unscathed). Additionally, because of Luang Pu's saintly loving-kindness, it radiates profound Metta Mahaniyom, softening the hearts of adversaries and drawing helpful allies. A prime, authentic example preserved in wonderful condition.
