Ajahn Mun Phoorithutto, Rian Pho Malakun, BE.2492 (SHOW ONLY)

Extreme Rare Pcs From Real Great Teacher Ever

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*Attached With Champion 1st Place Award in Big Competition

Ajahn Fun Wat PauDomSamPorn, Phra Ajahn Mun Tok Moo, BE.2517

Luang Ta Maha Boowa Yannasampanno Wat Barn Tard, Locket Achariya Mun, Phim Jumbo, BE.2547

Locket Jumbo Achariya Mun, blessed by Luang Ta Mahaboowa in 2547. At the back of the locket,contained His Holiness Achariya Mun disciples Relics, Hairs and Powder from their amulets. Made only 100 pieces.

The info is as below:-

1) Luang Phoo Waen- Hair

2) Luang Phoo Kao Relics and Ashes

3) Acharn Fun- Hair

4) Luang Phoo Chob- hair and Relics Ashes

5) Luang Phoo Sim - hair and Relics Ashes

6) Luang Phoo Jiak - hair

7) Luang Phoo SingThong - Relics Ashes

8) Luang Phoo Chah - Relics Ashes

9) Luang Phoo Lah - Relics Ashes

10) Luang Phoo Thate - Relics and Ashes

11) Luang Phoo Ther - Relics and Ashes

12) Luang Phoo Dun - Relics and ashes

13) Luang Phoo BoonJhan - Relics and Ashes

14) Luang Phoo Phang - Relics and Ashes

15) Luang Phoo KhamTan - Relics and ashes

16) Sangkaraj YangSangwong - Hair

17) Luang Phoo Onn YanaSri - Relics and ashes

18) Luang Ta MahaBoowa - Hair, ChanMak, Left over rice

19) Luang Phoo BoonChan - Hair, Relics and Ashes, and his holy powder

20) Luang Phor Prasit - Holy Water ( Nam Mon )


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Luang Ta Maha Boowa Yannasampanno Wat Barn Tard, Locket Achariya Mun, BE.2547

Locket Achariya Mun, blessed by Luang Ta Mahaboowa in 2547. At the back of the locket,contained His Holiness Achariya Mun disciples Relics, Hairs and Powder from their amulets. Made only 100 pieces.

The info is as below:-

1) Luang Phoo Waen- Hair

2) Luang Phoo Kao Relics and Ashes

3) Acharn Fun- Hair

4) Luang Phoo Chob- hair and Relics Ashes

5) Luang Phoo Sim - hair and Relics Ashes

6) Luang Phoo Jiak - hair

7) Luang Phoo SingThong - Relics Ashes

8) Luang Phoo Chah - Relics Ashes

9) Luang Phoo Lah - Relics Ashes

10) Luang Phoo Thate - Relics and Ashes

11) Luang Phoo Ther - Relics and Ashes

12) Luang Phoo Dun - Relics and ashes

13) Luang Phoo BoonJhan - Relics and Ashes

14) Luang Phoo Phang - Relics and Ashes

15) Luang Phoo KhamTan - Relics and ashes

16) Sangkaraj YangSangwong - Hair

17) Luang Phoo Onn YanaSri - Relics and ashes

18) Luang Ta MahaBoowa - Hair, ChanMak, Left over rice

19) Luang Phoo BoonChan - Hair, Relics and Ashes, and his holy powder

20) Luang Phor Prasit - Holy Water ( Nam Mon )

                                  ***(SOLD OUT)***

Rian 100 Pee Ajahn Mun Bhuridatta Phim Kamagan, BE.2514 Made By Wat Jaydeeluang Chiang Mai

Rian 100 Pee Ac.Mun

(Kummakarn Experimental pump) Made Only 20 pcs

Roon 100 Pee (Celebrate Luang Poo 100 years of age)

Pee2514 (1971) Wat Jaydeeluang Chiang Mai

Made by Group Captain Kasem Ngam-Ake.

Blessed (Pray) By LP Wean ,Ac Fun ,LP Orn ,LP Tuer ,

LP Khao ,LP KohngMaa ,Ck Joom ,LP Jun Wat Srithep , LPJarn Khemapadto ,LP Dul ,LP Chob ,LP Lui , LP Sim & Many Luang Phor

Group Captain Kasem Ngam-Ake is the most famous in amulet collector Because Group Captain Kasem Ngam-Ake had made Rian Roon Reak Ac Fun and other famous amulet such as : Rian Ac Fun Roon 2,3,9 Rian Ac Fun The final version. & Other Ac Fun Rian Many Version, LP Wean Rain Roon Reak Rian JaArkad, Rian 100 Pee Ac Mun Year2514(1971), LP Tuer Rain Roon Reak. Ac Juan Rain Roon Reak & Etc

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Venerable Luang Phu Mun Bhuridatta Mahathera

Luang Phu Mun Bhuridatta Mahathera (1870-1949) was born on Thursday, 20th January in 1870 at Kham Bong Village, a farming village in Ubon Ratchathani Province, Northeastern Thailand. He was a son of the Kankaew family. Kamduang was his father and Jan was his mother. He was named Mun (มั่น in Thai), meaning ‘firm’. Mun was the eldest among seven brothers and sisters. He was small in stature and had fair complexion. He was, from childhood, agile and full of vigor, intelligent and resourceful.

At fifteen, Mun was ordained as a novice in the village monastery of Khambong. He spent two years as a novice and then disrobed on the request of his father. He, however, never forgot it and resolved that sooner or later he would return because of an unshakable confidence in a chaste life. Later, he, at the age of twenty-two, was ordained as a monk at Wat Srithong in Ubolrajathani province on the 12th June BE. 2436 (1983), with Vernerable Phra Ariyakavi as his preceptor, Venerable Phrakru Seetha as the Annoucing Teacher and Venerable Phra Kru Prachak Ubolguna as the Instructing Teacher during the ordination procedure. He was given the name Bhuridatto (Blessed with wisdom). After his ordination he went to practice vipassana with Acharn Soa Kantasilo at Wat Liab, along with studying a primary practice focused on good manners for monks and rules for teachers and preceptors. His study was satisfactory to his preceptor. After studying the theory enough for the remainder of his life in the monkhood, the young monk Mun wandered through Thailand, Burma, and Laos, dwelling for the most part in the forest, engaged in the practice together with his teacher, Phra Ajahn Sao Kantasilo Mahathera (1861-1941).

Luang Phu Mun wandered throughout the northeastern villages and towns of Thailand from the beginning of his practice until he had achieved a necessary strength of mind and calmness. This level of practice help him to resist the interest and temperaments characteristic of his ultradynamic mind as well as external stimuli. Then, he journeyed up and down between the central part and the northeastern part of Thailand. He stayed for a Rains Retreat at Wat Pathumvanaram where he regularly went for instruction and advice from his Eminence Phra Upaligunupamacariya (Siricando) of Wat Boromnivas in Bangkok. After the rainy retreat, he journeyed up to Lopburi province and stayed at various caves such as Phaiwang Cave, Mount Khao Phra Ngama, and Singto (Lion) Cave. In all three places he speeded up his efforts regularly developing his meditation and profound insight. A major site of his practice was the Sarika Cave in Khao Yai (Big Mount) in the province of Nakorn Nayok where he had stayed for 3 years and attained anagami (Non-Returner that is the Third Noble one of Four). Later, he became the Perfected One (arhat).

Luang Phu Mun passed away in 1949 at Wat Suddhavasa, Sakon Nakhorn province. His bone fragments, which later became relics including his hairs, were distributed after the cremation ceremony. At present, his teachings and the mode of practice are recognized as a good model that is attracting numerous people who seek enlightenment.

Luang Puh Mun had observed four ascetic practices (thudanga) throughout his life. Even if he became an arahant (perfected one) at a later time he still practised. The ascetic practises are ways to eradicate defilements, thirteen in total . His four ascetic practices were:
1. The practice of wearing robes made from thrown-away cloth
2. The practice of going for alms
3. The practice of eating one's food only from one's bowl
4. The practice of eating no more than one meal a day

Besides these, he also observed the practice of living in the wilderness occasionally, which for him was at least 1 kilometer from the nearest village.