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Age Casting Amulet

Post-1940

Blessing By 

LP JUE + LP SILA

From

Temple Wat Khaotangor

 Power

The Phra Pidta Plod Nee (Debt Relief) amulet of Luang Pu Jue (Luang Pu Jue Panthamutto, Wat Khao Ta Ngoh Udomporn) is renowned for its auspicious properties in debt relief, good fortune, loving-kindness, popularity, and protection from danger. The name "Debt Relief" itself suggests that devotees believe it helps improve finances and business, and resolves debt problems. Other auspicious properties encompass various aspects typical of Phra Pidta amulets, emphasizing inner peace and protection.

Key Auspicious Properties of Luang Pu Jue's Phra Pidta Plod Nee:

Finance and Career: Helps relieve debt, promotes prosperous business, and brings continuous good fortune.

Loving-Kindness and Popularity: Attracts love and affection from others.

Protection and Safety: Protects against various dangers; numerous testimonials from devotees attest to this.

Mental Well-being: Promotes inner peace, mindfulness, and prevents distraction from worldly desires (according to the symbolic meaning of Phra Pidta amulets).

Additional Information:

Luang Pu Jue is a highly respected Buddhist monk, known as... "The God of Water" for his assistance in developing water resources in the area.

Various types of Phra Pidta amulets for debt relief are often created from sacred materials and through powerful rituals to ensure they possess the full spiritual power intended.

About LP JUE

"Luang Pu Jue Panthamutto" is a Vipassana Buddhist monk, currently 79 years old. He was ordained in 1975 at Wat Sri Kaeng Khro, Tambon Chong Sam Mo, Amphoe Kaeng Khro, Chaiyaphum Province, with Phra Bodhiyanamuni as his preceptor. After ordination, he became a disciple of Luang Pho Phang Chittakutto, a revered monk of the Northeast region, at Wat Udom Khongkha Khiri Khet.

He focuses primarily on the study of Vipassana meditation. He undertakes ascetic journeys to various peaceful and serene places, especially those with natural water sources. This has allowed him to understand the geography, livelihoods, and occupational problems of the local people.

In 1980, while Luang Pu was practicing meditation at Wat Khao Ta Ngo Udomporn, he observed that the villagers of Nong Bua Rahew were suffering from a shortage of water for consumption and daily use. Therefore, Luang Pu decided to develop the "Lam Chiang Tha" water source, which flows into the Chi River. Because he thought there should be a water reservoir for the benefit of the Nong Bua Rahew community,

and nearby communities, Luang Pu led monks, disciples, and villagers in constructing an earthen dam with limited funds and government support. This provided villagers in Ban Khwao, Nong Bua Rahew, and Mueang Chaiyaphum districts—three districts in total—with a water source for agriculture.

For 40 years, Luang Pu Jue has been a practicing and developing monk, creating benefits for the community, overseeing the source of the Chi River, building over 30 weirs, and constructing roads for people in nearby communities. Luang Pu's love and compassion are immense; even seeing everything he has built, it is still difficult to fully understand the greatness of his kindness.

THANK YOU !!