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Phra Upakut Chok Baht Back Photo Luang Pho Kleuan Wat Song Khaet Suphan Buri B.E. 2520

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Phra Upakut Chok Baht amulet from Luang Pho Kleuan, Wat Song Khaet, Suphan Buri (B.E. 2520). Front depicts Upakut in alms-round posture; back features monk's ph

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Phra Upakut Chok Baht Back Photo amulet created in B.E. 2520 by Luang Pho Kleuan of Wat Song Khaet, Suphan Buri Province. It is a sacred object created for Buddhists to participate in merit-making and veneration as a remembrance. The front depicts Phra Upakut in the posture of alms-round collection, while the back features a photograph of Luang Pho Kleuan, which is the distinctive characteristic of this amulet series.

Wat Song Khaet is an ancient temple in Suphan Buri Province that has long served as a center for religious activities and Buddhist education in the community. Luang Pho Kleuan was a respected elder monk by the people of Suphan Buri and played an important role in the temple's development, including the creation of sacred objects to support the temple's religious activities during the Buddhist decade of B.E. 2520.
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