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The LP Sakorn KhunPaen PraiGuman, 
Phim Lek in its original box

Dimensions: 1.3 X 1.9 cm
Material:
Holy powder + large quantity LP Tim's Phong PraiGuman
Rare Top Condition
LP Sakorn KhunPaen 
PraiGuman Phim Lek
With Silver Takrut, B.E.2543
This is a rare top condition of LP Sakorn KhunPaen PraiGuman, Phim Lek, Wat Nongkrub, B.E.2543. The KhunPaen PraiGuman's reverse side was embedded with a silver Takrut.   

The KhunPaen of this batch composes of a large quantity of LP Tim's Phong PraiGuman holy powder, the surface and content of the KhunPaen looks soft and like the expensive LP Tim's version in some degree. 

The KhunPaen Phim Lek was made at Wat Nongkrub and blessed by LP Sakorn in B.E.2543, and publicly distributed in B.E.2544. The KhunPaen is called "temple mold" because it was originally made from Wat Nongkrub not from factory. 

LP Sakorn's KhunPaen PraiGuman with a silver Takrut embedded is now rare. With its economy price, the KhunPaen PraiGuman can be completely used as a substitution amulet to LP Tim's version with the same efficacies and properties --especially on Metta and opposite-sex attractiveness.

The price for a LP Tim KhunPaen PraiGuman, Phim Lek is so steep and now reach 100,000 Baht for a beautiful, complete condition item, but for the LP Sakorn's version of B.E.2543 the price is so much lower. This is why LP Sakorn's KhunPaen PraiGuman is a smart choice for smart collectors.  

LP Sakorn was a closest disciple of LP Tim, Wat Laharnrai, Rayong Province. He lived with LP Tim and served LP Tim since he was 15. After his ordination in B.E. 2490, he started learning incantation knowledge from LP Tim and finished all his teacher's knowledge in early 2500s.

LP Sakorn is a very important successor of LP Tim's incantation knowledge. When LP Tim was still alive he had publicly told that after his pass-away, LP Sakorn would sit his place. 

LP Sakorn is now 72 years old, and the Abbot of Wat Nongkrub, Rayong Province.

Vocab:
Phim Lek  = small mold
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