Wat Bueng Phraya Suren Phra Phong Ha Phak (Five-Faced Buddha), B.E. 2451

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🔥 **A century-old classic · green sacred powder said to offer protection from weapons** 🔥 **B.E. 2451 (1908), Wat Bueng Phraya Suren Phra Phong Ha Phak (Five-Faced Buddha)** If you are looking for a century-old amulet with a long history, a lineage said to descend from Somdet Phra Phutthachan (To) of Wat Rakhang, and a reputation for protection from weapons and danger, this century-old Wat Bueng Phraya Suren Somdej amulet is presented as a choice for knowledgeable collectors. ✨ **Four reasons given for collecting this amulet** 1️⃣ **Made under the direction of a military leader and a highly respected monk** Phraya Suren, a well-known military leader during the reign of King Rama V, personally prepared a special protective sacred powder and invited his mentor, Luang Pu Thong of Wat Ratchayotha, to preside over the consecration. Luang Pu Thong is described as a direct disciple of Somdet Phra Phutthachan (To) and a monk of profound spiritual attainment. The listing says the amulet carries on the traditional sacred-powder methods of earlier generations. 2️⃣ **Distinctive green sacred powder (เนื้อผงเขียว)** Unlike the more commonly seen white-powder amulets, this edition is known for its distinctive greenish-blue material. It was pressed from a mixture of various traditional herbs (wan), consecrated powder and special sacred ingredients. After more than a hundred years, the surface is said to have developed natural patina and shrinkage lines from weathering, giving it an aged appearance. The listing describes its condition as excellent. 3️⃣ **Hand-inscribed yantra on the back (หลังจาร)** The back bears an old yantra said to have been drawn by Phraya Suren himself. The inscription is clear, and the listing presents it as evidence of the amulet’s age and identity. 4️⃣ **Legendary accounts from the Indochina War** During World War II and the Indochina War (B.E. 2483–2485), accounts of soldiers wearing this amulet and surviving bullets and bladed weapons are said to have been recorded repeatedly. The listing describes it as one of the leading old amulets in the Kong Krapan (protection from weapons and danger) category in the Thai amulet world. 📌 **Attributed benefits** 🛡️ **Protection and safety:** Warding off misfortune and danger, legal troubles and ill-wishers, and helping overcome dangerous situations. 💼 **Wealth and career:** Phra Somdej is described as the king of amulets and as bringing good fortune, career support, wealth and blessings. 🤝 **Helpful connections and popularity:** The listing says its herbal ingredients and powder consecrated by Luang Pu Thong enhance popularity and loving-kindness (Metta Mahaniyom). **Condition:** Complete, with natural patina and a clear hand-inscribed yantra.