Phra Pidta Jumbo Kanhok Kang “Win Over Poverty” Plodnhee Edition – Wat Tumsingtothong (LP Toh)
Material: Bronze coated with gold (Kalaithong), black Longya & Givorn
Size: Approx. 4 x 3 cm , with special design standing case
Edition: Special Tok Code Pised, in the Back Longya Masterpiece
Code: No. 66
Temple: Wat Tumsingtothong
Description:
The Phra Pidta Jumbo Kanhok Kang Plodnhee Edition from Wat Tumsingtothong (LP Toh), is a sacred amulet renowned for its powerful metta maha niyom (loving-kindness and popularity) and strong wealth-attracting energy.
This unique edition, known as “Chanajon – Win Over Poverty”, is specially consecrated to help devotees overcome financial difficulties, increase income, and clear all debts. The amulet’s back features a special Pised Longya design, representing abundance, blessings, and sacred protection.
Beautifully crafted in bronze with a gold coating, enhanced with black Longya and Givorn patterns, giving it both aesthetic and spiritual value.
Believed Benefits:
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Attracts wealth, fortune, and success
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Helps remove obstacles and clear debts
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Enhances personal charm, kindness, and respect
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Protects from negativity, danger, and misfortune
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Promotes prosperity and business growth
The amulet was blessed in a powerful consecration ceremony at Wat Tumsingtothong, ensuring genuine spiritual potency. Comes guaranteed authentic and holy blessed from the temple.
Yant Trinisinghae – Luang Pu Toh, Wat Pradoochimplee (special Yant behind the amulet)
The Yant Trinisinghae is one of the most sacred protective yantras in Thai Buddhist magic, often associated with Luang Pu Toh, the revered monk of Wat Pradoochimplee. The name means “Triple Lion Power Yantra”, representing the combined strength of the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Sangha.
Effects & Blessings:
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Ultimate protection from danger, accidents, and black magic
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Repels evil spirits and harmful energies
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Brings authority, respect, and confidence to the wearer
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Enhances success and stability in life and career
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Strengthens inner courage and spiritual power
This yantra is often inscribed on amulets, takruts, or cloths consecrated by Luang Pu Toh, and is highly revered for its invincible protective power — said to be as strong as “armor of the Three Lions.”
