Phra Pidta Ket Mongkol Pradu Chimphli Temple, 1981 *Many monks consecrated it from Luang Phor Toh powder.
Originally, when the Buddha image was created, it was a replica of the Buddha image in the chapel. Luang Pu has preached that The hair of the Buddha image is very damaged. Repairs should be carried out again. Because the original was molding powder. which after he had preached He ordered that Bring the powder from the principal Buddha's hair to make Buddha amulets as well. Because the hair of this Buddha image is hundreds of years old. Therefore, 3 types of amulets were created together: 1. Phra Pidta amulet, Kesamongkol model. It has characteristics similar to the Phra Pidta Maha Sanae print. The difference is that on the back there is a "Na Setthi" talisman made from pollen powder mixed with the hair of the main Buddha image. The total number of 24,000 pieces was made, divided into takrud and non-takrud sides. Equally each 2. Print Phra Somdej Khana Kesamongkol The score is printed on the front. The Buddha image on the back has the Yantra "Na Setthi" which is made from pollen powder mixed with the hair of the Buddha image. There were 12,000 pieces made.