Thai Buddha Copper Amulet Luang Phor Tim Takrut

Thai temple buddha amulet luang phor tim takrut made from copper and bodhi wood and rope wrapped about 100 years old the takrut has protective yants inscribed in pali on the inside made by lp tim the back of the amulet also has a protective yant blessed at Wat Lahanrai for protection from harm and good fortune in wealth and good health long life 🙏 Has gone through the pluk-sek consecration ceremony/rites PLUK-SEK means to arouse the power of a person or an object by the use of a spell or incantation, hence a consecration or a blessedness Luang Phor Tim (Luang Phu Tim) amulets, especially from Wat Lahanrai, are famous for providing powerful protection (from harm, accidents, weapons), attracting immense wealth and business success, increasing popularity and charm (Metta Maha Niyom), and bringing overall good fortune and spiritual growth. His most renowned types, like the Phra Khun Paen Prai Kumarn, are sought after for their strong energies in attraction and prosperity, with devotees attributing numerous miracles to them. A Takrut (ตะกรุด) is a sacred Thai tubular amulet, essentially a rolled metal or palm leaf scroll inscribed with powerful Buddhist mantras, yantra (sacred geometry), and prayers, serving as a magical charm for protection, good luck, wealth, charisma, or health, often used by warriors, athletes, and for various life blessings. These talismans are infused with spiritual energy through chanting and rituals by monks and are believed to provide specific benefits, ward off black magic, and enhance the wearer's fortune. The Bodhi tree (Ficus religiosa or Peepal) offers benefits including traditional medicinal uses for skin, digestion, and diabetes (though needing more human research), environmental perks like producing oxygen at night, and profound spiritual symbolism for enlightenment, resilience, and peace, often used in meditation tools like malas.