🕉️ Jatukam Ramathep “Rachan Dam” Edition – Monk Bowl Medallion (4 Kasat, 2007)
Origin: Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand
Consecration Date: March 22, 2007
Ceremony: Maha Phutthapisek “Chakraphat Devaraj Pisej” Grand Blessing Ceremony
✨ History & Background
This powerful amulet was consecrated in a grand ceremony at Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan, one of southern Thailand’s most sacred temples, and at the San Lak Muang (City Pillar Shrine) of Nakhon Si Thammarat.
The ceremony was attended by many high monks and great masters, including Luang Phor Nui, who led the invocation of the celestial deities and Jatukam Ramathep.
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Blessed in multiple rituals: gold pouring, holy water anointing, and chanting ceremonies by revered monks and Brahmin priests.
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Combined sacred powders from several famous temples and Jatukam editions, including:
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Wat Phra Mahathat (1974 edition)
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Wat Chai Mongkol (Luang Phor Yai)
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Wat Sutthathit
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Wat Hua Long
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Wat Bang Nien
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Wat Phra Mahathat Jatukam Maharachakum edition
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Wat Aranyik (Mae Sri Ratchada) and others.
This edition was created by Mr. Sukphap Suntharithirot (Ko Jong), who also produced the highly sought-after Jatukam Rachadee edition.
He mixed powders from the Rachadee batch, holy relic powders, and sacred black gold sheets inscribed with mantras, sealed behind each medallion.
🎯 Purpose
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To raise funds for the construction of Hor Chan Hall at Wat Chai Mongkol, Nakhon Si Thammarat.
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To provide scholarships for local students in nine schools within the municipality area
🪙 Amulet Details
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Edition: Rachan Dam (Black King)
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Type: Monk Bowl Medallion (Round 3.2 cm diameter)
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Material: 4 Kasat
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Blessing Power: Protection, Wealth, Success, and Charisma
🔮 Sacred Power
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Brings prosperity, protection from harm, and success in business and personal life.
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Believed to neutralize negative energy and attract divine favor.
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Embodies both Buddhist and Brahmanic celestial blessings, making it ideal for serious collectors and spiritual practitioners.
