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Phra Sivali Amulet by Ajarn Chum Chainakiri, Khao Aw Monastery B.E. 2512, Lan Leaf Powder
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Introduction
Phra Sivali amulet from B.E. 2512 by revered master Ajarn Chum Chainakiri of Khao Aw Monastery. Lan leaf powder material, blessed in traditional southern Buddhi
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Phra Sivali amulet in lan leaf powder material, created in B.E. 2512 by Ajarn Chum Chainakiri of Khao Aw Monastery, Phatthalung Province. Ajarn Chum played an important role in preserving and transmitting the Buddhist knowledge of Khao Aw Monastery. This sacred amulet is fashioned as Phra Sivali, a revered Arhat respected for bringing great fortune. It was made using lan leaf powder, a popular material of that era, and underwent consecration according to the traditions of Khao Aw Monastery, an ancient southern Buddhist lineage with a long history of transmission.
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