Phaya Tao Reuan (The Sacred Turtle Amulet)

Luang Pu Narong Samo

Wat Mongkhon Nimit, Ban Non Mueang, Phalan Subdistrict, Phayakkhaphum Phisai District, Maha Sarakham Province

Phaya Tao Reuan is a highly revered turtle-shaped amulet believed to possess universal sacred powers, with blessings manifesting according to the devotee’s intention. Soldiers and police officers often carry it for protection, safety, and career advancement. Merchants and traders wear it for prosperity in business and financial gain. General believers may keep it on their person or in their homes to enhance fortune, ward off misfortune, and protect against lightning or fire. Those involved in legal disputes often carry the amulet into court, believing it will turn bad luck into good, or lessen severe penalties.

This sacred object is believed to bring multiple blessings, including charm (saen saeh), loving-kindness (metta), popularity (maha niyom), good fortune, protection, and safety from harm.
Luang Pu Narong is a humble monk known for his strong meditative power and resolute spirit.

He often emphasized that a mantra becomes truly powerful only through the strength of one’s mind. He is known for his calm demeanor, simplicity, and compassion toward followers of all backgrounds. As a monk dedicated to development and progress, his amulet set “Takrut Phra Chao Riak Sap” (The Wealth-Summoning Takrut) has become particularly renowned for its power in invulnerability and protection from danger.