LP Kasem Susan Trilak BE 2537 Phra Pidta Sarapat Dee (Kasem Suk Koon Lap) Nawa

✅English translation at the bottom

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被公认近年价格起伏高且稳定的泰北圣僧龙普卡贤师父，最出名的不外乎师父的自身法相佛牌以及药师佛，也是其中价格较为昂贵的系列，师父的圣物更被相信能帮助得到美满幸福的生活、去除疾病、以及财富人缘等等的回馈，近年来也因为许多业界成功人士都供奉或者佩戴龙普卡贤师父圣物也得到了很好的成就因而也广受年轻一辈佛牌玩家开始追寻。

龙普卡贤师父就是泰北最伟大神僧古巴洗威猜师父口中预言的皇室血统出高僧，师父不仅从不在乎财富权势，且一生苦行，用尽全力协助建造医院、学校、以及焚化场，要让人能有善终，更曾经将近四十日未进食只为了为死去的乡亲超度，且据说师父竟然在高温下未洗澡更衣也能散发香气，更能展现高僧的极高修为与道行。

本期必打名为必打撒拉帕帝，简单来说撒拉帕帝就是有你做什么到最后都会是好的结果发生的寓意，也就是让你能不受阻碍克服万难到最后迎来成功、万事圆满，但所了解本期还有另外一个名称就是必打卡贤素坤蜡，其实主要原因是当年发行时龙普卡贤师父先是在素散逮拉进行倒模加持的仪式，尔后就送到了活财神龙婆坤师父的瓦班赖本庙由龙婆坤主理加持，当时龙婆坤师父选择在四月三十日的良辰吉时名为稍哈日孟坤马哈蜡也就是此时加持会带来吉祥好运而且做生意之人也能大发利市。

而在龙婆坤加持完成后并没有结束，而是选择泐第三次的加持送回龙普卡贤师父所在的素散逮拉加持直至圆满，也因此经由龙婆坤及龙普卡贤大师两大圣僧的联手因而取其名为必打卡贤素坤蜡，也就是祈愿信众得到快乐富足以外还能有福报好运满满，并且题词于背后并以华文印记三个兴字也是最好的祝福，本面为纳瓦九宝铜材质全数制作5,000面，除了外型相当美以外加持力量更是圆满，因而成为许多玩家追寻的主流必打之一。

LP Kasem, one of the most highly revered monks of Northern Thailand, has gained increasing recognition among amulet collectors in recent years. His sacred amulets have maintained strong and relatively stable values, with his self-image amulets and Phra Khring amulets being among his most famous and valuable creations.

Devotees believe that LP Kasem’s sacred objects carry blessings for happiness and fulfilment, good health and protection from illness, prosperity, wealth, and strong interpersonal relationships. In recent years, his amulets have also attracted a younger generation of collectors, particularly as many successful individuals and businesspeople are known to wear his sacred pieces.

LP Kasem was a highly respected Northern Thai master whom the great Kruba Siwichai was said to have prophesied. Despite this background of royal lineage, LP Kasem had little interest in wealth, status, or power. Instead, he devoted his entire life to strict ascetic practice and helping others.

Throughout his lifetime, he dedicated tremendous effort to supporting the construction of hospitals, schools, and crematoriums, with the wish that people could receive proper care in life and dignity at the end of it. It is also said that he once fasted for nearly 40 days while performing rites and dedicating merit to deceased villagers.

Many extraordinary accounts have been passed down about his spiritual attainment. One such story tells that even under intense heat, after going without bathing or changing his robes, his body was said to emit a pleasant fragrance. To his devotees, these remarkable accounts reflected the extraordinary discipline, purity, and spiritual attainment for which Luang Pu Kasem remains deeply respected today.

This batch of Pidta is known as “Pidta Sarapat Dee.” Simply put, Sarapat Dee carries the auspicious meaning that whatever you undertake will ultimately lead to a positive outcome. It represents overcoming obstacles and difficulties, allowing one to move forward smoothly towards success, fulfilment, and favourable results in all endeavours.

This batch is also known by another name, “Pidta Kasem Suk Koon Laap,” which comes from the special circumstances surrounding its consecration.

During its creation, LP Kasem first conducted the sacred consecration and casting ceremony at Susan Trailak. The amulets were later brought to Wat Ban Rai, where the renowned LP Koon, often revered as the “Living God of Wealth,” presided over another major blessing ceremony.

According to records surrounding the batch, LP Koon specifically selected the auspicious date of 30 April for the consecration. The occasion was regarded as an especially favourable Sao Ha Maha Lap, believed to enhance good fortune, prosperity and success in business.

With the blessings of both LP Kasem LP Koon, this Phra Pidta carries a particularly meaningful background—symbolising the ability to overcome obstacles, attract good fortune and prosperity, and ultimately bring one’s endeavours towards successful and fulfilling results.

The blessing ceremony didn't end with LP Koon’s blessing. Instead, a third blessing was performed, sending the amulet back to LP Kasem in Susan Trilak for further consecration. Thus, through the combined efforts of these two revered monks, LP Koon and LP Kasem, it was named Phra Pidta Kasem Suk Koon Lap. This name signifies the wish for devotees to receive happiness, wealth, and abundant blessings. The back is inscribed with the three Chinese characters for "prosperity," a further blessing. Made of Nawaloha, 5,000 pieces were produced. Besides its beautiful appearance, the blessing power is considered perfect, making it one of the popular sought-after Phra Pidta amulets.