A most rare and precious first edition Guru Monk ring with the image of Luang Por Khwan of Wat Ban Rai, in Nuea Albaca Sacred Alchemical alloy, with Red Rachawadee Enamels, measuring 1.8 Cm inner diameter. The ring was the first edition series Monk Image Ring ever blessed from the Great Luang Por Khwan. An Essential and Extreme Rarity for Devotees of Luang Por Khwan. Goes perfectly in conjunction with the Hwaen Hua Dtakror Ring of Power and Protection of this same Master.

Released in 2525 BE, the ring of Luang Por Khwan is an extremely popular and famous. Luang Por Khwan's power became famous with his earlier editions of magic ring, the Hwaen Dtakror Whickerball Fire Ring for Kong Grapan Chadtri Protection.

The Magic rings of Luang Por Khwan are highly renowned as a powerful Amulet, with many legends surrounding them. Luang Por Khwan's Pirod Hua Dtakror rings were made in various versions of weave, 3 Khad, 4 Khad, 1 Khad. It was only much later in 2525 that Luang Por Khwan allowed the release of a Magic ring with his own image. This ring is a special version in albaca silver with red enamel, and the Yant Putsoorn engraved on the back of the head of the ring.

Luang Por Khwan was born on 18th September, in 2451 BE in Ban Rai District in the Municipality of Sam Ngam, in Pijit Province. He was Ordained into the Sangha as a Monk in 2470 BE during the fourth lunar waning day phase of the 8th waxing moon. He was a Monk who developed many charitable projects and funded many construction projects for auspicious buildings for the benefit of the local citizens, such as Temples, schools, and hospitals, as well as donating large sums of money to charitable causes.

He would make amulets to donate to people who came and gave alms at the temple, including famous Luang Por Khwan amulets such as the Pra Somdej Paetch Hleek, Many types of Takrut, and the most favored of all, the 'Hwaen Pra Pirod', magic ring of power and protection, which enjoys the commonly known nickname of 'Hwaen Dtakror'.

You can listen to a narrative explaining about Luang Por Khwan's world famous Hwaen Dtakror Magic rings in the below podcast.

The Wicha Hwaen Pra Pirod, is in no way different to the concept presented in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. The Thai Dtamra Saiyasart which dates back 5000 years into Vedic Legend, tells of this Wicha and how who wears the ring of power, even if made with paper yantra, can enter into battle both against humans, and even angelic devas.

Luang Por Khwan of Wat Ban Rai in Pijit, passed away in 2548 BE, at the old age of 97 years old. There are many tales of miracle events and of his powerful amulets, which have made him and his famous Hwaen Pra Pirod the stuff of Historical Legend. His Patipata was impeccable, and his charitable deeds for the folk of Ban Rai have kept him in the hearts of devotees of the temple to this day, where his remains are in glass coffin for devotees to worship and pay reverence to.

The ring measures an inner diameter of 1.8 Cm. The ring is often worn on a neckchain either with or without waterproof casing, but some people are lucky to have a finger that fits the ring, as is the case with all rings that are not specially made to measure. This ring will fit medium size fingers, on the small or ring finger

The Miracle of the Hwaen Pra Pirod;

Mrs. Malay Banya Pim tells the Miraculous tale of how Luang Phu Khwan helped her husband to survive certain death. In the year 2539 BE, her Husband, who was a Praratrooper Regiment Soldier resident in the Pitsanuloke Barracks, jumped out of a plane at a height of 5,500 feet, and his parachute did not open. Even his emergency parachute refused to open, which was when he thought he had no chance of survival, and focused on his family members and Luang Por Khwan in his mind, preparing to die.

His colleagues landed and rushed his body to the hospital where the doctor warned not to raise one's hopes too high as such a high fall should result in death, or permanent brain damage as his head had struck the floor. Arms were broken completely, and he was placed in a high emergency state ward. After some time though, he regained consciousness, and doctors were amazed to see that he seemd to be completely recovered. Then, they were stunned to find that his broken arm was completely unhurt and just as it had been before.

All of this complete miraculous recovery happened in 23 days in the hospital without any operation. The doctos who were to operate on the broken arm were flabberghasted to find the arm in perfect original condition and in no need of operating, and could not understand how such a thing could occur.

It came to light later that her husband's father had been to the temple to see Luang Por Khwan, and asked him to take the written name and address of the ward and hospital and focus on healing his son. Both the ring saving him from the fall, and Luang Por Khwan's remote healing served to completely save both the man's life, and his physical health. Luang Por Khwan passed away in the year 2548 BE at the age of 97 after 78 years of ordained life serving Buddhism.