LP Koon Wat Ban Rai BE2517 1st Batch Naprok Bai Makham Copper

✅English translation at the bottom

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佛历 2516年，泰国与老挝边境局势紧张，尤其是在作为两国边界的湄公河一带。当时该地区频繁发生冲突，使驻守在湄公河沿岸的泰方人员面临相当大的危险与不确定性。

在其中一次较为严重的事件中，一名泰国高级军官不幸失去生命，对当时驻守当地人员的士气造成了很大的影响。

随后，海军中将与 Cherdsak Phumisawat先生 商议此事。Cherdsak先生是 龙婆坤瓦邦赖最早期的弟子之一。由于两人都对自己的恩师抱有极大的信心与敬意，因此决定向龙婆坤请示，希望制作一批特别的圣物，分发给驻守在 湄公河舰队的人员，让他们在执行任务时能够得到庇佑与安心。

龙婆坤答应了这个请求，并指示Cherdsak先生制作一批体积小巧、外形如罗望子叶的圣物，专门让驻守在这些危险地区的人员随身佩戴。

这批圣物分别采用黄金、纯银、铜以及其他金属材质制作，之后再由龙婆坤亲自进行特别加持。根据其弟子所流传下来的记载，这批圣物所加持的力量属于全面性、全方位的保护与庇佑。

第一批获得这批圣物的，是当时的泰国边境巡逻警察。

不久之后，湄公河一带再次发生严重冲突。尽管当时的情况十分危险，据说那些获得并佩戴这批圣物的人员，每一次都能够平安归来，没有任何一人受到伤害。

这些经历很快便流传开来，而这批小巧的罗望子叶圣物，也因此成为当年有幸获得它们的人极为珍惜的圣物。随着时间过去，更有许多相关经历陆续传出。据说曾有孩童佩戴这批罗望子叶圣物后，在遭遇犬只以及意外落水等情况时，都成功避开了严重伤害。

每当这些不可思议的经历后来被转述给 龙婆坤时，他都只是笑一笑，这个简单的反应，也充分体现了龙婆坤谦逊而不张扬的性格。

值得一提的是，这批圣物同时也被视为 龙婆坤第一期的七龙佛圣物，因此在龙婆坤早期圣物历史中占有相当重要的地位。

全期共制作四种材质，数量如下：

• 黄金：37枚
• 纯银：812枚
• 九宝铜：2,000枚
• 铜：10,000枚

In BE2516, tensions were high along the Thai–Lao border, particularly around the Mekong River, which separates the two countries. There were frequent confrontations in the area, creating considerable danger and uncertainty for Thai personnel stationed along the river.

During one particularly serious incident, a high-ranking Thai officer lost his life, greatly affecting the morale of those serving in the area.

The Vice Admiral later consulted Mr. Cherdsak Phumisawat, one of the earliest disciples of LP Koon of Wat Ban Rai. As both had great faith in their respected teacher, they decided to seek LP Koon’s permission to create a special batch of amulets for members of the Mekong River Fleet, hoping to provide them with protection and peace of mind while carrying out their duties.

LP Koon agreed and he instructed Mr. Cherdsak to create a small set of amulets in the shape of tamarind leaves, specifically intended to be carried by personnel serving in these dangerous areas.

The amulets were produced in gold, silver, bronze and copper, after which LP Koon personally performed a special consecration over them. According to accounts passed down by his disciples, these amulets were blessed for  comprehensive, all-round protection.

The first group to receive them was the Border Patrol Police.

Not long afterwards, another serious confrontation occurred along the Mekong River. Despite the dangerous circumstances, those who had received the amulets reportedly returned safely from each encounter, with not a single member suffering harm.

Stories of these experiences quickly spread, and the small tamarind-leaf amulets became deeply treasured by those fortunate enough to have received them during that period. Over the years, even more stories began to emerge. There were accounts of youngsters wearing these tamarind-leaf amulets escaping serious injury from dog encounters and accidental falls into water.

Whenever these remarkable stories were later shared with LP Koon, he would simply laugh, a response that perfectly reflected his humble and unassuming nature.

This sacred batch is also regarded as LP Koon’s first batch Naprok amulet, making it an especially important early creation in his amulet history.

Only a limited number were produced across four materials:

• Gold: 37 pieces
• Silver: 812 pieces
• Nawaloha : 2,000 pieces
• Copper: 10,000 pieces