PN01 Phra Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem (Special Material Only 2 Pc On Hand) Por Nan Anon · B.E. 2560 (2017) The sacred materials are carefully hand-mixed before each amulet is individually hand-pressed, resulting in natural variations that make every piece unique. Personal Experiences Shared by Luksits Among the followers of Por Nan Anon, the Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem is traditionally carried for Maha Saneh, Metta Maha Niyom, Chok Lap and favourable opportunities. Luksits often describe positive changes in both relationships and business through stronger personal connections, smoother communication and opportunities appearing at the right moment. Collectors have shared experiences of attracting new relationships, reconnecting with old friends and receiving unexpected introductions that later developed into valuable friendships, partnerships or customers. Those working in sales and customer-facing professions also speak of easier negotiations, repeat business and stronger rapport with clients. This particular pink edition is especially associated with gentle attraction and harmonious relationships. The inclusion of sacred rose petals traditionally used in Yin rituals gives the amulet a softer character that many collectors seek for affection, goodwill and sincere emotional connections. As with all traditional Thai sacred objects, these accounts reflect the personal experiences of devotees rather than guaranteed outcomes. Summary Created by Por Nan Anon in B.E. 2560 (2017), this Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem features the recognised mould depicting Khun Paen holding two swords, symbolising confidence, determination and readiness to embrace new opportunities. The amulet is prepared from Nur Phong Chumpoo (Pink Sacred Powder) blended with pink and red rose petals traditionally used in Yin rituals, creating a composition closely associated with Maha Saneh, Metta Maha Niyom and harmonious relationships. A handwritten silver takrut is embedded into the front of the amulet, while the reverse contains another handwritten silver takrut together with an individual hand yant, making every piece the result of direct ritual preparation. Collectors traditionally carry this Khun Paen to encourage attraction, goodwill, stronger relationships and opportunities that develop naturally through positive human connections. Historical Background Phra Khun Paen has long been one of Thailand's most respected amulet forms for Maha Saneh and Metta Maha Niyom. For generations it has been worn by merchants, professionals and individuals who recognise that trust, communication and meaningful relationships often become the foundation of lasting success. Among the recognised Khun Paen moulds, the Pok Dab 2 Lem, or Holding Two Swords, is distinguished by the seated warrior figure carrying a sword in each hand. Within Thai tradition, the two swords symbolise confidence, courage and the ability to move forward with determination. Combined with Khun Paen's traditional blessings, the design represents attraction balanced with confidence, allowing opportunities to be recognised and embraced. Por Nan Anon's interpretation preserves this classic imagery while incorporating his own ritual preparation through sacred powders, handwritten silver takruts and individually inscribed yants. Sacred Materials & Ritual This B.E. 2560 edition is prepared from Nur Phong Chumpoo, a pink sacred powder blend created according to Por Nan Anon's lineage. The powder mixture includes pink and red rose petals, flowers traditionally used in Yin rituals and long associated with affection, harmony, kindness and sincere emotional connections. These sacred materials are carefully hand-mixed before every amulet is individually hand-pressed, giving each piece its own natural character. A distinctive feature of this edition is the placement of two handwritten silver takruts. One handwritten silver takrut is embedded horizontally into the front beneath the Khun Paen image, while a second handwritten silver takrut is embedded vertically into the reverse. Each takrut is individually inscribed according to Por Nan's inherited wiccha before being placed into the amulet. The reverse is then completed with an individual hand yant, making every example a piece of direct ritual preparation. Together, the Nur Phong Chumpoo, sacred rose petals, handwritten silver takruts and individual hand yant form the complete ritual construction of this Khun Paen. Meaning of the Two Swords The defining feature of this mould is the image of Khun Paen holding two swords, known among collectors as Pok Dab 2 Lem. Within traditional symbolism, the swords represent courage, confidence and preparedness. They also reflect balance, wise judgement and the ability to act with clarity when opportunities arise. Combined with the gentle attraction qualities of the pink sacred powder and Yin ritual materials, the design creates a harmonious balance between confidence, kindness and favourable relationships. For many collectors, the Pok Dab 2 Lem mould represents the confidence to pursue opportunities while maintaining warmth, sincerity and goodwill towards others. Traditional Blessings Collectors traditionally seek this Khun Paen for Maha Saneh, Metta Maha Niyom, harmonious relationships and favourable opportunities. Its blessings are closely associated with personal attraction, improved communication and stronger emotional connections. Many wear it to cultivate lasting relationships, strengthen family harmony or encourage positive interactions with customers, colleagues and business partners. Business owners and sales professionals also value its traditional association with customer trust, repeat business and productive negotiations, while those seeking a life partner appreciate its emphasis on sincere attraction and meaningful relationships. The combination of the Pok Dab 2 Lem mould and the sacred Yin ritual materials creates an amulet traditionally associated with both confidence and gentle attraction. Modern Application This Khun Paen is traditionally carried for: Relationships and attraction. Business and customer relations. Sales and negotiations. Family harmony. Chok Lap and favourable opportunities. Its broad traditional blessings make it suitable for everyday wear, particularly for people whose success depends upon communication, trust and building lasting relationships. Physical Details This Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem was created by Por Nan Anon in B.E. 2560 (2017). The front depicts Khun Paen seated beneath a traditional pointed arch while holding two swords, clearly identifying the Pok Dab 2 Lem mould. The amulet is formed from Nur Phong Chumpoo, giving it a distinctive warm pink tone. Fine particles of pink and red rose petals can be seen naturally throughout the sacred powder, reflecting the traditional composition used during its preparation. A handwritten silver takrut is embedded horizontally into the lower portion of the front. The reverse contains a second handwritten silver takrut embedded vertically alongside Por Nan Anon's individual hand yant, completing its ritual construction. As the sacred materials are carefully hand-mixed before every amulet is individually hand-pressed, each piece displays its own natural texture, colour variations and unique characteristics. Recommended Pairing For stronger Maha Saneh and harmonious relationships, pair it with Yin Tong. For business and customer attraction, pair it with Nang Kwak. For authority and career advancement, pair it with Phra Kring, Somdej or another Baramee amulet. Together, these combinations complement attraction, confidence, goodwill and favourable opportunities. Who Is This For? This Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem is particularly suited to: Those seeking meaningful relationships. Business owners and entrepreneurs. Sales and customer-facing professionals. Collectors of Por Nan Anon's ritual amulets. Anyone wishing to cultivate attraction, harmony and favourable opportunities. The B.E. 2560 Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem combines the traditional symbolism of Khun Paen with Nur Phong Chumpoo, pink and red rose petals used in Yin rituals, two handwritten silver takruts and an individual hand yant, creating an amulet traditionally prepared to encourage attraction, harmonious relationships and opportunities that develop through genuine human connections.