Description
Ajarn Kitkamo | BE 2569 | One of a Kind | Size: 9.5 x 5.5 cm
Note: Due to the nature of this Prai involving a deceased monk, his face has been censored in the photographs out of respect. The actual amulet remains unchanged, with his face fully visible.
Customers keep enquiring, asking for prices and promising to return, only to disappear when it’s time to pay. Business keeps moving, but the money doesn’t. For those facing such problems, Ajarn Kitkamo blessed this Nameless Monk Prai amulet with a strong focus on wealth, business, sales, career, gambling and financial opportunities.
But this isn’t the usual monk image amulet.
Most monk amulets feature famous or respected masters whose names, temples and histories collectors already know. This particular monk has no name that anyone remembers. He is believed to have met an unnatural end, although how he died, what happened to him or why, nobody knows anymore.
What survived was his old photograph, together with his own panneng, coffin nail and monk robe. These old prai relics stayed hidden away for a long time before eventually reaching Ajarn Kitkamo.
A Monk Who Became the Prai
Usually, people seek monk amulets for the blessings of the masters themselves. However, this particular piece is rather different. The monk isn’t the one giving the blessings. He is the prai that this amulet was made around.
Even after his name and history disappeared, someone had continued keeping his photograph and personal materials. Exactly how old they are remains unknown. Furthermore, the belief that he met an unnatural death survived, but not the circumstances surrounding it.
Nobody can explain how he died or what actually happened. Whatever the truth was, it has long been lost to time.
Eventually, these old materials were passed down to Ajarn Kitkamo, who finally used them in BE 2569 to create a one-to-one Monk Prai amulet.
His Photograph & Prai Relics
The front carries the actual photograph of the deceased monk. Ajarn Kitkamo personally wrote red yants around its edges and across the lower portion, leaving his face visible.
Behind the photograph, he packed multiple pieces of the monk’s own panneng, together with his coffin nail and monk robe. In addition, he included a small bottle of Nam Man Prai, takrut, Sai Sin and murn sarn.
The panneng occupies much of the back, surrounding the other ritual materials. Meanwhile, the orange monk robe, Sai Sin and other items remain visible through the casing.
According to the history passed down with these materials, the panneng, coffin nail and monk robe came from the very monk shown in the photograph. These old prai relics had already been kept for years before Ajarn Kitkamo received them.
There is something particularly uncommon about using the prai relics of a monk, especially one believed to have died unnaturally. His identity is gone, yet his photograph and personal materials are still here.
One-to-One Nameless Monk Prai — BE 2569
Ajarn Kitkamo created this amulet around one particular deceased monk, using his actual photograph and personal prai relics. He personally yanted the photograph and blessed the finished piece.
Although the materials are much older, the amulet itself is his BE 2569 creation.
This is the one-to-one nature of the piece. One monk, his own photograph, his personal prai relics and a single amulet made around him.
Only one piece was made.
Blessed for Wealth, Business, Sales & Gambling
Attracting enquiries means little when customers never buy. Likewise, an opportunity means nothing if it never leads anywhere. Ajarn Kitkamo specifically blessed this Nameless Monk Prai for wealth, business, sales, career, gambling, windfall luck and other financial matters.
Apart from attracting wealth and financial opportunities, the blessings also focus on improving business, bringing in paying customers, closing deals and increasing sales. For career matters, this extends to recognition, promotions, support from superiors and better opportunities. Gambling, windfall luck and unexpected gains are also among the main focuses, particularly for those seeking a change in their fortune.
Then there is the protective side, which is traditionally believed to be particularly strong due to the prai being a monk. This includes protection against physical danger, accidents and harm, as well as black magic, harmful spirits and unseen threats. Protection against enemies, jealousy, backstabbing, troublesome people and unwanted interference also falls within these beliefs.
Metta is another aspect, especially when dealing with customers, business partners, colleagues or people in positions of authority. These effects are traditionally sought to gain favour, trust and goodwill, making others more receptive and willing to cooperate, whether in business, career or everyday dealings.
Beyond that, saneh covers personal charm, attraction, popularity, love and relationships. The broader prai beliefs also include assistance with personal wishes, intuition and spiritual matters, particularly when seeking help with situations that may be difficult to resolve.
However, wealth, business, sales, career and gambling remain the main focus of Ajarn Kitkamo’s blessings for this particular amulet.
𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀 – –
Based on ancient & traditional beliefs, this is said to:
- Attract wealth, prosperity and financial opportunities
- Improve business, attract customers and increase sales
- Support successful deals, negotiations and business growth
- Improve career advancement, promotions and benefactor support
- Improve gambling luck, windfalls and unexpected gains
- Protect against physical danger, accidents and harm
- Ward off black magic, harmful spirits and unseen threats
- Protect against enemies, jealousy, backstabbing and malicious influences
- Strengthen metta, favour, goodwill and trust from others
- Increase saneh, charm, attraction, popularity and love luck
A nameless monk believed to have met an unnatural end, with his old photograph and personal prai relics finally consecrated into a amulet by Ajarn Kitkamo in BE 2569.
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