(3) Phra RoopLor Luang Phor Ngern 龙波银 - Phim Khee Ta Sam Chai - Built in B.E.2450, Wat Bangklaan, Phichit Province,  (Price: THB 10M)
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Buddha amulets of Luang Phor Ngern possessed broad spiritual values with respect to increasing charms and loving-kindness, promoting prosperity luck, escaping from dangers and enhancing safety and attaining proof-against weapons.

Luang Phor Ngern B.E.2353 - B.E.2462

Luang Phor Ngern. Wat Bangklaan is highly respected even to this day and in particular for his sacred power and amulets. Popular phims include his RoopLor Loy Ong the amulet for which he is best known but also other amulets such Phim Niyom, Phim Kidta, Phim Job Yai, Phim Job Lek, etc.

Luang Por Ngern was born in B.E.2353 during the reign of King Rama I at Bangklaan Village, Phichit Province. His education began at Wat Thongpu (Wat Chanasongkram) in Bangkok where he was also ordained at the age of 20 years. He remained here to practice meditation.

During that time Somdej Phra Phuttacharn Toh was still living and LP Ngern visited Wat Rakhang on many occasions to pay respect and also learn sacred sciences.

Thereafter he visited Wat Khongkaram in Phichit Province where he also spent considerable time tudong. It was during this time that he was to visit Wantago village where he planted three Bhoti tree saplings. Whilst in payer he promised to construct a temple on that spot should the saplings mature.

The rest is history, Wat Bangklaan as it is was then known was built. The official name for this temple is Wat Hirunyaram. Luang Phor Ngern passed away in B.E.2462, aged 109 years and having served the Buddhist faith for 90 years.