Amulet circle now There seem to be many knowledgeable gurus. Hearing a whisper in my ear, a guru said, “Phra Somdej behind a fingerprint mark…is there one too?” The answer, loud and clear, is that there is! And this is the topic that will be discussed today in the book. Explanation of amulets Phra Somdej book (Klang Witthaya Burapha Publishing House 6th edition, 1977) “Treyampwai” arranged the symbolic wrinkles on the back of the Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang into 8 types, behind the fingerprint marks. The teacher classified them as number 7, the teacher explained, behind the fingerprint marks. It is a trace of the thumbprint of the monk printr. in the creation process itself The same thing that generally happens with various ancient amulets such as Phra Phong Suphan, Phra Nang Phaya, etc. for Phra Somdej. This is a very rare case where fingerprints The back of the Phra Somdej is difficult to find, the teacher reasoned, because human handwriting is very detailed. The nature of the cement when softening in the liquid state which is difficult to convey the details of various wrinkles Because the surface of the cement liquefies It will loosen those wrinkles. To maintain the surface at the same level when it dries up. Fine lines and wrinkles disappear, so fingerprints rarely appear unless the material is damp during construction. And there was a firm thumb stamp. “Treyampwai” suggested that the explanation of the amulet should be opened. Phra Somdej book Looking at the picture of Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang in the shape of a chedi, I opened it and found that the picture in the book was a small picture the size of the Buddha image. It is also a black and white picture. There is no back to see. So I can only imagine the description…there are two fingerprints on the back. side by side along the long side The middle part is clear enough to notice the picture behind Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang…a famous one that is widely used in amulet books in the industry. As much as people love Phra Somdej We’ve seen each other until we’re familiar with it. There’s only one one. It’s famous at legendary level, that is, the one called His Highness Prince Ket Buatum narrow lion base print The latest owner, King Power, has clear records. It changed hands for 80 million. That’s it. Whoever has the book close at hand, try opening it. If anyone doesn’t, try imagining it. There is a clear handwriting on the back of this one. You could see the marks of heavy pressure until it was a big hole. Maybe because of this pressure Therefore causing a wide crack nearby and then try opening it to look behind the other Somdej Wat Rakhang statues. You may find faint handwriting marks. They are in the back area…some of them if you still can’t find them. I glanced at the large print of Somdet Wat Rakhang in the column. …This is the one with clear handprints all over the back. Until I want to talk about The first thing I found was a handprint made from the thumb pressing it over and over. Press repeatedly until the back is completely covered. In the Phra Somdej amulet that was pressed into a mold when the material was still damp. According to the teacher’s words, look at the fingerprints on the back…on the Phra Somdej with the original soft cement surface. Then look at the front mold. Familiar standard large print Every line, pattern, sunken line, crevice, hole, and groove can still be seen as white lumps. Small and large…complete formula for natural wrinkles There is no noticeable point where you can see the real Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang. If you look at the back, it must be right, and the front must be right. But the Buddha’s skin is in the same perfect condition. It might be a difficult monk to see. For beginners But for old hands This is the perfect beauty of a dream come true. Plai Chumphon. Click to read the column. More “Miracles from the Buddha Shelf”
