Rian Roon “Tawai Pahtakhan” (Meal Offering Medallion) – Luang Por Sodh – Year 2501 B.E. (Top Tiered Medallion of Luang Por Sodh Wat Pak Nam ; Champion Condition)

Name: Rian Roon “Tawai Pahtakhan” (Meal Offering Medallion)

Blessed by: Luang Por Sodh

Temple: Wat Pak Nam, Bhasi Chareon, Bangkok

Year: 2501 B.E. (1958 A.D.)

Material made: Copper with Gold Plating (Thong Daeng Kalai Thong)

Remarks:

CHAMPION AND TIP TOP CONDITION!
TOP TIERED MEDALLION BY LUANG POR SODH WAT PAK NAM!
IMMACULATELY PRESERVED CONDITION!

What you see featured here today is the CROWN JEWEL medallion of one of the most prominent temples of Thailand, Wat Pak Nam Bhasi Chareon, and blessed by one of the TOP TIERED monks of the entire history of Thailand, Luang Por Sodh..

Has it crossed your mind that this amazingly pristine looking was made more than 60 years ago?

It is astounding for us when we were first given the opportunity to acquire this medallion! Oh my goodness! The condition is the BEST WE HAVE EVER SEEN! AMAZINGLY PRISTINE AND IMMACULATELY PRESERVED!

This is what it meant to be in a CHAMPION CONDITION! We confidently declare that such a condition is easily in the TOP 1% of medallions made for this batch!

Known as “Rian Roon Tawai Pahktakhan”, or translated to the “Meal Offering Medallion” and they were made in Year 2501 B.E. (1958 A.D.).

It was made in celebration of Luang Por Sodh receiving the Honorary Royal Title of “Phra Mongkhon Thepmuni”.

In celebration, the disciples and temple committee members organized a merit making event, distributing and offering food and drinks to the many monk and novices.. It is also known as the “offering of alms”. It is a highly meritorious act in Buddhism as it allows lay people to practice generosity on one side, and acquire merits, on the other side, from supporting Monks on their path to enlightenment.

Luang Pu Sodh was the abbot of Wat Pak Nam Phasi Charoen from 1916 until his death in 1959. He founded the Thai Dhammakāya school in the early 20th century. As the former abbot of Wat Pak Nam Phasi Charoen, he is often called Luang Pu Wat Pak Nam, meaning “the Venerable Father of Wat Pak Nam”. He became a well-known meditation master during the interbellum and the Second World War, and played a significant role in developing Thai Buddhism during that period. He is considered by the Dhammakaya tradition to have rediscovered Wicha Dhammakaya, a meditation method believed to have been used by the Buddha himself.

Extremely collectible and we are near certain this is the ONLY PIECE IN SUCH PRISTINE CONDITION to be acquired in Singapore at this very juncture! 

Truly a masterpiece soaked in rich history of Buddhism and Thailand’s amulet heritage! 

INCLUSIVE OF A CUSTOM MADE SOLID GOLD OPEN/CLOSE CASING!

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