Overview of Buddhist Amulet Circles - Exploring Commemorative Medals

The article provides an in-depth look at several significant Buddhist amulet medals, including: 1. Luang Por Pee Tinno's First Medal (2502 BE): - Created for the consecration ceremony of Lan Hoy Monastery - Circular oval-shaped copper medal - Features a full-body seated meditation pose - Inscribed with "Phra Khru Suvichan Worawut" - Considered a highly popular first edition commemorative item 2. Luang Por Somchai Thitawirio's "Tiger-Ox" Medal (15 July 1978): - Circular medal with a suspension ring - Features a half-body portrait of the monk - Depicts a tiger and ox facing each other - Inscribed with the monastery name and date of creation 3. Medals from Other Significant Monasteries: - Highlights medals from Wat Yai Ang Thong in Ratchaburi - Explores a rare medal from Wat Phra Song in Nakhon Phanom - Each medal carries unique historical and spiritual significance The article emphasizes the cultural and spiritual value of these amulets, showcasing their intricate designs and the stories behind their creation.