佛寺简介：瓦古利通，其中“古利”意指法师的居所，“通”则指的是金。顺德大和尚帕不塔占多与其师龙婆Seng共同督造了这批佛牌，并加以开光加持后安放于佛塔内。这些佛牌已有百年以上的历史，日夜在佛塔中吸收着寺中法师们的念经加持，因此其感应力异常强大。
许多新一代的佛牌收藏爱好者向我咨询有关唷坤蓬佛牌的问题。他们通常认为，唷坤蓬佛牌只由泰国南部的法师制作，最常见的是大圆形佛牌，常由阿赞春和其他法师制作。我们也可以看到阿赞坤潘本人也佩戴了一块唷坤蓬佛牌。
事实上，唷坤蓬佛牌在泰国十分普及。早在1987年的佛牌比赛中，Phra Benjaphakee（泰国五大圣佛）之后，就是唷坤蓬佛牌系列。这表明唷坤蓬佛牌在泰国佛牌收藏界备受珍视。
那么，唷坤蓬佛牌代表着什么呢？唷坤蓬佛牌实际上是一尊佛祖法相，身着战袍。它象征着顺心如意、攻无不克、常获胜利，能助人摆脱困境、获得胜利。因此，一些人将其称为“风水佛”。
Phra Khun Phaen Yod-Khun-Pon BE2411
Blessed by Phra Somdej Putta-chan Toh & his master Archarn Seng
Wat Guli Tong, Ayutthaya
Material: Nur Pong Pasom, mixture of holy powder from Wat Rakhang and old broken fragment from Ayutthaya.
Size: 2.25″
Introduction to the Temple: Wat Guli Tong, where “Guli” means the residence of the master, and “Tong” means gold. Ven. Somdej Phra Putta Chan To and his master, Luang Phor Seng, supervised the construction of this batch of consecrated Buddha amulets upon their arrival at the temple. These amulets, which are over a hundred years old, have been placed in the pagoda, absorbing the prayers and blessings of the monks in the temple day and night, thus possessing great spiritual power.
Many contemporary amulet collectors have inquired about Phra Yok-Khun-Pon amulets. They often believe that only southern Thai monks can craft them, with the most common being large round amulets typically made by Archan Chun and other monks. We also observe that Archan Kunpan himself wears a Phra Yok-Khun-Pon amulet.
In reality, Phra Yok-Khun-Pon amulets are prevalent throughout Thailand. As early as the 1987 amulet competition, they were recognized as a significant category following the Phra Benjaphakee, one of the top five revered Buddhas in Thailand. This underscores the esteemed position of Phra Yok-Khun-Pon amulets in Thai amulet collections.
So, what does Phra Yok-Khun-Pon represent? Phra Yok-Khun-Pon is essentially a revered Buddha image adorned in warrior attire. It symbolizes success, invincibility, and triumph over adversity, helping individuals overcome obstacles and achieve victory. Hence, some refer to it as the “Feng Shui Buddha.”