Thai Buddhist Amulet Rian Metta Edition, LP Im Wat Tungnamai | 3K Material | CZ Gem | Genuine Silver Connecting Bail | Phaya Krut Reverse | Code No. 31
A special Thai Buddhist amulet featuring Luang Pu Im (LP Im) of Wat Tungnamai, from the Metta Edition.
This individual piece is made with 3K material, decorated with a CZ gemstone, and fitted with a genuine silver connecting bail. The front features an image of Luang Pu Im, while the reverse portrays Phaya Krut (Garuda). The piece is identified by Code No. 31.
Special Features of This Individual Piece – Code 31
Metta Edition
3K material
CZ gemstone embedded
Genuine silver connecting bail
Code No. 31
Front: Luang Pu Im
Reverse: Phaya Krut / Garuda
Significance of Luang Pu Im
Luang Pu Im Panyawuttho of Wat Tungnamai, Nakhon Si Thammarat, is a respected southern Thai monk. Biographical sources describe his close association with Phor Than Klai of Wat Suan Khan, whom he knew from a young age and from whom he studied Buddhist practices. He later became abbot of Wat Tungnamai in 1993.
His reputation is particularly connected with Metta, compassion, simplicity, and spiritual practice. Sources also document his involvement in charitable activities, including support for education and community projects.
Traditional Devotional Meaning
The Metta theme is traditionally associated with:
Metta Maha Niyom – goodwill, kindness, and being well received
Positive human relationships
Business and communication
Respect and favorable social interactions
Spiritual encouragement and confidence
Phaya Krut (Garuda) is traditionally regarded in Thai culture as a powerful protective and authoritative symbol, commonly associated with strength, protection, overcoming obstacles, and prestige.
These are traditional Thai Buddhist and cultural beliefs and are not guarantees of supernatural results.
