Somdej Saen Lan, Somdej Saen Lan, with "Yant Kaset" (Agricultural Charm) on the back, Standard Star (Good Fortune)

Somdej Saen Lan, Somdej Saen Lan, with "Yant Kaset" (Agricultural Charm) on the back, Standard Star (Good Fortune) Phra Kha Nan (Sacred Powder Amulet) created in 2554 B.E. (2011 A.D.) by Ajarn Lak, the Royal Astrologer. The back features a metal plate inscribed with the "Yant Kaset" charm from the Institute of Predictive Science. - Somdej Lan size: 2.2 x 3 CM - Somdej Saen size: 1.4 x 2 CM Somdej Phra Buddhacharn and Phra Dhammaprawatnavikrom presided over the blessing ceremony and contributed 3,000 types of sacred materials. These materials were gathered by Ajarn Lak, the Royal Astrologer. The Somdej Saen Lan amulets incorporate sacred materials used in the creation of the Jatukham Ramathep amulets in 2550 B.E. (2007 A.D.). Ajarn Lak, the Royal Astrologer, meticulously blended these sacred materials at the Ubosot (ordination hall) of Wat Traimit Wittayaram, the Ubosot of Wat Phra Sri Mahathat Bang Khen, and in the presence of the public and media at MCC Hall, The Mall Ngamwongwan. Thousands of people bore witness to this significant event. Key sacred materials were processed, including the finest, championship-grade first-edition Jatukham Ramathep amulets from 2530 B.E. (1987 A.D.) and a pair of gold Jatukham Ramathep amulets from the Monnaie de Paris, collectively valued at tens of millions. This auspicious combination imbues the amulets with potent energy from these sacred materials. Sacred materials were also gathered from various countries. Ajarn Lak, the Royal Astrologer, personally collected sacred materials both domestically and internationally. These include sacred wood powders from nine types of trees, incense ash from city shrines across the country, sacred soil from the four holy Buddhist sites, and sacred materials received from esteemed monks such as Somdej Phra Buddhacharn (Giao Upathseno) and Phra Dhammaprawatnavikrom (Phra Khun Thongchai Wat Traimit), as well as contributions from devout followers. In total, over 3,000 types of sacred materials were amassed. Nine types of auspicious wood materials: 1. Ratchaphruek (Golden Shower Tree): Symbolizes power and prestige. 2. Khanun (Jackfruit Tree): Signifies support, prosperity, and assistance in endeavors. 3. Chaiyaphruek (Pudding Pine): Represents good fortune, victory, and overcoming obstacles. 4. Thong Lang (Coral Tree): Symbolizes wealth and abundance. 5. Phai Si Suk (Lucky Bamboo): Brings happiness, peace, and freedom from suffering. 6. Song Badan Wood: Represents stability and strength for the home. 7. Sak (Teak): Signifies dignity, honor, authority, and respect. 8. Phayung (Siamese Rosewood): Implies the elevation of one's status. 9. Kan Krao Wood: Offers protection from dangers, also known as "Tam Sao," signifying a strong foundation. Ancient Thai soil powders that have undergone sacred rituals, and metal shavings from the refinement of sacred Buddha images. Therefore, this batch of Somdej Saen Lan amulets contains a mixture of metals, evident in the presence of various metal rusts. It also includes iron powder from Phetchabun's Nam Phi, volcanic soil from Borobudur, and black Ngio Dam wood, which gives the amulets their dark color. These amulets are considered sacred objects imbued with a wealth of historical sacred materials. Possessing and venerating them is believed to invoke the protective energy of these sacred materials, while the blessings of the Somdej Saen Lan amulets are thought to bestow great wealth. In 2554 B.E. (2011 A.D.), the Somdej Saen and Somdej Saen Lan amulets participated in the Benjaputtapatiharn S.Th. batch "Phra Thep Raksa" ceremony at Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram, Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan in Chachoengsao Province, Wat Phra Phutthachai (Wat Luang Pho Phra Sai) in Nong Khai Province, Wat Phra Sri Mahathat in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, and Wat Phra Sri Mahathat Woramahawihan in Phitsanulok Province. The Somdej Saen and Somdej Saen Lan amulets were consecrated in special ceremonies: 1. December 31, 2554 B.E. (2011 A.D.): New Year's Eve chanting ceremony and blessing of the Rahu deity riding the Garuda at Wat Bua Khwan, Nonthaburi Province. 2. January 14-15, 2555 B.E. (2012 A.D.): Life extension andเคราะห์ (kroh) removal ceremony, and blessing ceremony for sacred materials at Wat Phra That Hariphunchai, Lamphun Province. The Somdej Saen and Somdej Saen Lan amulets underwent consecration ceremonies at: 1. Wat Traimit Wittayaram Worawihan, Bangkok. 2. Wat Phra That Hariphunchai, Lamphun Province. 3. Wat Ban Den, Chiang Mai Province.