Monk closed his eyes

History of Father Kaew, Temple of the Valley chain, Chonburi

Father Kaew was an early pundit in Bangkok, born at the end of the reign of the 1st reign (about 1794) in Phetchaburi Province, and died in 1888, about 94 years old. He ordained and studied Thai-Khom and various scriptures before setting up Wat Wat and greatly respected the faith of the villagers in the area.

He is famous for his magic and the creation of talismans, especially blindfolded monks, which are distributed to aides or disciples for protection from danger, ghosts and superstitions.

Monk blindfolded Father Kaew.

His blindfolded monk is regarded as one of Thailand's most important blindfolded monks, sometimes called the "King of the Powder Blindfolded Monk," and is classified as a very high-value blindfolded monk in the amulet industry.

Important characteristics in general, e.g.

The Buddha meditates, both hands close his face, symbolically blocking the nine passions of man for prayer.

The mass contains a large amount of auspicious powder, Buddha powder, and love as a solder, creating a brown-red or black texture when old.

There are many prints and many designs on the back, such as a smooth back, a striped back, or a talisman back.

A number of ancient monks built around 1857-1876 (Reign 4-5) and are considered highly popular early blindfold monk archetypes.

The believed Buddha.

Buddha beliefs of Blindfolded Father Kaew include

Merciful, charismatic, prestigious. Make people love.

Clabad, invulnerable, protective and hostile, and dangerous.

Fortune, success and prosperity in jobs and finance.

As such, the Blindfold Father Kaew is an amulet that is highly valued by both collectors and believers, and highly valued when authentic.

History of Luang Phor Kaeo, Wat Khrua Wan, Chonburi Province

Luang Phor Kaeo was a revered monk from the early Rattanakosin period. He was born around the end of the reign of King Rama I (approximately 1794) in Phetchaburi Province and passed away around 1888 at the age of approximately 94. He was ordained and studied both Thai and Khom (ancient Khmer) languages, as well as various Buddhist scriptures, before Wat Khrua Wan. He was highly respected and venerated by the local community.

He was famous for his knowledge of magical arts (visha) and the creation of amulets and talismans, most notably his Phra Phitda (Phra Pidta) amulets. He distributed these amulets to those who assisted with temple work and to his adoption for protection against danger, spirits, and black magic.

Phra Phitda Luang Phor Kaeo

Luang Phor Kaeo's Phra Pidta amulets are esteemed as among the most significant in Thailand. They are sometimes referred to as the "King of Powder Phra Pidta" and are included in the prestigious Benjapakee (set of five) of highly valuable Phra Pidta amulets in the amulet collecting community.

General Characteristics:

• The amulet depicts the Buddha seated in meditation with both hands covering his face. This posture symbolizes the closing of the nine human gateways to defilements for the purpose of meditation.

• The sacred ingredients include numerous types of holy herb powder (powdered wahn) and sacred powder (Phong Phutthakhun), bound with lacquer. This gives the amulets a characteristic reddish-brown or black colouration with age.

• They come in various moulds and designs, particularly on the reverse side. Common types include a plain back, a patterned back, or a back with sacred Yantra scripts.

• Many of the ancient amulets were created during the period roughly between 1857-1876 (reigns of King Rama IV and V). These are considered the archetypal early-era Phra Pidta amulets that enjoy immense popularity.

Attributed Sacred Powers (Buddhakhun):

• Metta Mahaniyom (Great Compassion and Popularity): Charisma and grace, causing others to feel fondness and endearment.

• Klaeoklad Khongkraphan (Safety and Invulnerability): Protection from danger, enemies, and various harms.

• Luck, Success, and Prosperity: Bringing good fortune, success, and prosperity in career and finance.

Consequently, Phra Phitda amulets of Luang Phor Kaeo are highly prized by both collectors and devout. Authentic amulets in perfect condition command extremely high market value.

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