Takrut Phra Car Tar Chin Na Bun Chorn (Jinabanjon Katha) Mass Chanted at Wat Inthraviharn, Solid Gold Material, BE.2552

This takrut was mass chanted at Wat Inthraviharn in BE.2552, use Solid Gold Leaf and filled with Holy Powder of SOMDEJ PHRA PUTTAJARN TOH

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Rian Samkasat 3D Somdej Phra Puttajarn Toh of Wat Rakhang Kositaram, BE.2540 (Sold Out)

Nice medal with perfect detail 

Somdej Wat Chalerm Prakiat, Nonthaburi Province, Pim 5 Chan KobKaew, BE.2401-10 (SOLD OUT)

Cert: Winner 2'nd Placing in Panthip Competition 12/06/2554(12/06/2011)

In 2390, King Rama III builds Wat Chalerm Prakiat. King Rama III then invites LP Gate of Wat Arun Ratchawararam to become the 1st abbot of Wat Chalerm Prakiat. LP Gate is a famous monk during that era and know to posses highly skill in magic science. LP Gate was born in 2348 and passed away in 2429 at the age of 81. During King Rama III, Wat Chalerm has not been fully completed. It was in the reign of Rama 4 that Wat Chalerm was fully completed.

In the year of 2401-10, LP Gate abbot of Wat Chalerm Prakiat builds a batch of Somdej. A total of 84,000 pieces of Somdej were build with many different style & pim. Many well known monks were invited to attend the blessing ceremony held at Wat Chalerm Prakiat. Somdej Phra Puttajarn Toh of Wat Rakhang Kositaram presided over the blessing ceremony. After the blessing, these Somdej were store inside a pagoda.

Years later, theses Somdej make it way out from the pagoda. The jar that kept these Somdej was tight seal & in good condition. Water did not reach inside the jar. So basically all these Somdej is in a very good condition. The 1st batch that was taken out from the pagoda is in yellowish, material is smooth similar to Somdej Wat Bangkhunprom. Those with 5 yant surrounding the Somdej are most popular & rarely seen. A good substitute for Somdet Puttajarn To Somdej. Somdej Wat Chalerm Prakiat are known to have good Puttakun Metta Mahaniyom, Klaw Klad, Kongrapan.

These batches of Somdej are getting rarer in the market now. Normally u would see thai dealer or collectors wearing due to its affordable pricing and good power. Fakes have been seen in the market for over 50 yrs. But with the expertise of expert, they can easily identify the genuine piece.

Certification:

Winner 2'nd Placing in Panthip Competition 12/06/2554(12/06/2011)

Chinnabanchorn Katha

1. Jeyasanagata Buddha, Jetawa Maram sawahanam

Catu-saccasabham rasam, Ye pivinsu narasabha

(The Buddhas, the noble men who drank the nectar of the four Noble Truths,

Having come to the victory seat, having defeated Mara together with his mount)

2. Ta-nhan-karadayo Buddha, Atthavisati-nayaka

Sabbe patithita maiham, Mathake te munissara

(These Buddhas, the 28 leaders, the sovereign sages beginning with Tanhankara are all established on the crown of my head.)

3. Sise patithito maiham, Buddho dhammo dawilo cane

Sangho patithito maiham, Ure sabba-guna karo

(The Buddha is established in my head, the Dharma in my two eyes,

The Sangha----the mind of all virtues----is established in my chest.)

4. Hadaye me Anuruddho, Sariputto ca dakkhine

Kondannio pitthi-bhagasmin, Mokgalano cawamake

(Anuraddha is in my heart, and Sariputta on my right.

Kondanna is behind me, and Moggallana on my left.)

5. Dakkhine sawane maiham, Asum Ananda-Rahulo

Kassapo ca Mahanamo, Ubhasum wama-sotake

(Ananda & Rahula are in my right ear, Kassapa and Mahanama are both in my left ear.)

6. Kesanto pithi-bhagasmin, Suriyo wa pa-bhan-karo

Nisinno siri-sampanno, So bhi to muni-pungavon

(Sobhita, the noble sage, sits in full glory, shinning like the sun all over the hair at the back of my head.)

7. Kuma ra-kas sapo tehro, Ma he si cit ta-wa dako

So maiham wadane nikam, Patithasi gunakaro

(The great sage, the mind of virtue, Elder Kumarakassapa, the brilliant speaker, is constantly in my mouth.)

8. Punno Angulimalo ca, Upali Nanda-Sivali

Tehra panca-ime janta, Nalate tilaka mama

(Five elder---Punna Angulimala, Upali, Nanda, & Sivali---have arisen as ausipicious marks at the middle of my forehead.)

9. Se sha ti Thi-Mahatehra, Vijita jina sawaka Etesi ti-mahatehra, Jitawanto jitnorasa

Ja lanta sila-tejenai, Angamange Susanthidai

(The rest of the 80 great leaders----victors,

disciples of the victorious Buddha, sons of the victorious Buddha,

shining with the majesty of moral virtue are established in the various parts of my body.)

10. Ratanam purato asi, Dakkhine Metta-suttakam

Dhajhakam pachato asi, Wame Angulimalakam

Khandha-Mora-parittanca, Atanatiya-suttakam

Akase chadanam asi, Sesa pakara-santhita

(The Ratana Sutta is in front of me, the Mettra Sutta to my right.

The Dhajagga Sutta is behind me, the Angulimala Paritta to my left.

The Khandha & Mora Parittas and the Atanatiya Sutta are a roof in space above me. The remaining suttas are established as a fortress wall around me.)

11. Jinanam-rama-samtutta, Satta-pakara-lankatawan

Wata-pittadi-sanjata, Bahirajjhattupaddava

Asesa winayam yantu, Ananta-jina-tejasa

(Bound by the power of the Victors? I realm, seven fortress walls arrayed. Against them, may all misfortununes within & without----caused by such things as wind or bile----be destroyed without remainder through the majesty of the unending Victor.)

12. Wasato mesaki che na, Sada Sambuddha-panjare

Jina-panjara-mahjha-mhi, Wiharantam mahitale

Sada palentu-mam sabbe, Teh maha-purisasabha

(As I dwell, in all my affairs, always in the cage of the Self-awakened One, Living grounded in the midst of the Victors, I am always guarded by all of those great noble men)

13. Isay-wamanto sugutto surakho

Jina ukbhave na-jitupadavo

Dhammanubhave na-jitari-sangho

San-tainubaway, Napitantaraiyo

Saddhamma nubhava-palito, Carami jina-panjarayti.

(Thus am I utterly well-sheltered, well-protected.

Through the might of the Victors, misfortunes are vanquished.

Through the might of the Dhamma, hordes of enemies are vanquished.

Through the might of the Sangha, dangers are vanquished.

Guarded by the might of the True Dhamma, I live in the Victor's Cage.)

Somdej Phra Puttajarn Toh of Wat Rakhang Kositaram

Somdej Toh (1788-1872; B.E. 2331-2415), known formally as Phra Buddhacharn Toh Phomarangsi, was one of the most famous Buddhist monks during Thailand's Rattanakosin Period.

Biography

Somdej Toh was born in Kamphaeng Phet Province, possibly the son of King Rama I. He studied the Buddhist scriptures of the Pāli Canon with several Buddhist masters. After becoming a well-known monk, he became the preceptor for Prince Mongkut, later King Rama IV, when Mongkut became a monk. During Rama IV's reign Somdej Toh was given the ceremonial name Phra Buddhacharn Toh Phomarangsi.
He was noted for the skill of his preaching and his use of Thai poetry to reflect the beauty of Buddhism, and for making amulets call Somdej. The amulets were blessed by himself and other respected monks in Thailand. He also appears in many versions of the story of Nang Nak.