New Commemorative Amulet Released to Support Hospital Construction
A new series of amulets featuring Luang Phor Bua Ket has been released to raise funds for the Sri Savarindhira 150th Anniversary building at Queen Savang Vadhana Memorial Hospital.
According to a report by Khaosod Online, a new collection of sacred amulets featuring the renowned monk Luang Phor Bua Ket Pathumsiro (Phra Khru Wiboon Thamakit) of Wat Pa Pang Kud, Chiang Mai, has been officially introduced. The initiative aims to raise funds for the construction of the 'Sri Savarindhira 150th Anniversary' building at the Queen Savang Vadhana Memorial Hospital in Si Racha.
The amulets are oval-shaped, featuring a side-profile portrait of Luang Phor Bua Ket on the front. The reverse side displays the name of the building project, a sacred 'Phakawam' (gourd) yantra, five lotus flowers, and the monk's signature. Each piece is marked with a lotus code and a serial number, identifying it as part of the official fundraising series.
For residents and visitors interested in Thai Buddhist culture, these amulets represent a significant intersection of traditional merit-making and modern charitable efforts. While these items are considered highly collectible by enthusiasts of Thai amulets, those interested in acquiring one should verify the authenticity through official channels associated with the hospital or the temple. As of now, further details regarding the specific distribution points or the total number of pieces minted remain to be confirmed by the organizing committee.
