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Pid Tamaha Ud Luang Pu Prommma Khemcharoen Prom Siam B.E. 2536 Brass-Gold Amulet
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Introduction
Pid Tamaha Ud amulet by Luang Pu Prommma Khemcharoen, Wat Suan Hin Phanang Khoi, Ubon Ratchathani. B.E. 2536. Brass-gold alloy. Forest tradition master.
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The Pid Tamaha Ud Prom Siam amulet was created in B.E. 2536 by Luang Pu Prommma Khemcharoen, a revered forest tradition master monk from Wat Suan Hin Phanang Khoi in Ubon Ratchathani Province. This amulet is cast in brass-gold alloy.
Luang Pu Prommma Khemcharoen (B.E. 2437–2545) was a disciple of the forest tradition lineage, continuing the practices taught by Luang Pho Man Bhuridatto. Throughout his life, he devoted himself to meditation practice, ascetic disciplines, and the propagation of Buddhism, earning the deep respect of both monks and Buddhists.
Wat Suan Hin Phanang Khoi is located in Sri Mueang Mai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, and served as Luang Pu Prommma's monastery for the annual Buddhist retreat and monk training. The temple provides a peaceful environment conducive to meditation practice, and continues to be visited by disciples paying respects to his remains.
Luang Pu Prommma Khemcharoen (B.E. 2437–2545) was a disciple of the forest tradition lineage, continuing the practices taught by Luang Pho Man Bhuridatto. Throughout his life, he devoted himself to meditation practice, ascetic disciplines, and the propagation of Buddhism, earning the deep respect of both monks and Buddhists.
Wat Suan Hin Phanang Khoi is located in Sri Mueang Mai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, and served as Luang Pu Prommma's monastery for the annual Buddhist retreat and monk training. The temple provides a peaceful environment conducive to meditation practice, and continues to be visited by disciples paying respects to his remains.
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