LP Koon Pha Yant

A rare and sacred Pha Yant featuring the imprint of Luang Phor Koon’s feet, symbolizing his lifelong dedication to Buddhism and protection for devotees.

Acquired: Amulet Market, Bangkok, Sept 2024

Year Made: Unknown

Year Consecrated/Blessed: Unknown

Religion: Buddhist

Use:

Displayed or carried for protection, blessings, and spiritual guidance. This Pha Yant is believed to bring strong protection and prosperity, enhanced by the sacred imprint of Luang Phor Koon’s feet, which is a symbol of his lifelong commitment to helping others.

Description:

Rumors of LP Koon's magical powers began in the 1960s when soldiers in the Vietnam War returned home unharmed after wearing his amulets for protection. In 1993, a hotel collapse in Korat killed over 150 people, but a housekeeping maid was found alive in the rubble after being thrown a pendant with LP Koon's image.

Luang Phor Koon Paritsudtho, born in 1923, is one of the most revered monks in Thailand, known for his selfless devotion to Buddhism and humanitarian work. Raised in Nakornrachasima Province, Luang Phor Koon’s spiritual journey began at a young age, where he learned protective magic and spells. After being ordained at the age of 21, he studied under several highly respected monks, including Luang Phor Daeng and Luang Phor Khong. Through years of strict meditation, Dhamma practice, and wandering in solitude, he gained deeper insights into Buddhist teachings.

Luang Phor Koon is celebrated for his charity work, building temples, schools, and community facilities in Nakornrachasima Province. His acts of generosity earned him thousands of devoted followers. The sacred imprint of his feet is a powerful symbol of his dedication to protecting others, making this Pha Yant a sought-after piece for those seeking protection and spiritual strength.