PN01 Phra Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem 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 Phra Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem is traditionally carried for Maha Saneh, Metta Maha Niyom, Chok Lap and favourable opportunities. Many luksits describe improvements in both personal and professional life through stronger relationships, smoother communication and opportunities arriving at the right time. Collectors working in business and sales often share experiences of returning customers, successful negotiations and meeting new contacts who later become valuable clients. Others wear the amulet to encourage attraction, confidence and meaningful relationships. These experiences have contributed to the enduring reputation of this Khun Paen among Por Nan Anon's followers. The image of Khun Paen holding two swords is traditionally associated with confidence, determination and readiness to embrace new opportunities while maintaining the classic blessings of attraction and goodwill. 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 distinctive mould depicting Khun Paen holding two swords, one of the recognised warrior forms of the Khun Paen tradition. The amulet is made from Nur Phong Bailan, a sacred powder blend prepared according to Por Nan's lineage before each piece is individually hand-pressed. A handwritten silver takrut is embedded into the front of the amulet, while the reverse contains two handwritten silver takruts together with an individual hand yant, making every piece the result of direct ritual preparation. Collectors traditionally seek this Khun Paen for Maha Saneh, Metta Maha Niyom, favourable relationships, Chok Lap and opportunities that develop 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 carried by merchants, professionals and business owners who understand that trust, confidence and good relationships often become the foundation of success. Among the many recognised Khun Paen moulds, the Pok Dab 2 Lem, or Holding Two Swords, is easily identified by the seated warrior figure holding a sword in each hand. Within Thai tradition, the swords symbolise courage, confidence and preparedness. Combined with the traditional blessings of Khun Paen, they represent someone who is ready to recognise opportunities, make decisive choices and move forward with confidence. Por Nan Anon's interpretation preserves this classic design 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 Bailan, a sacred powder mixture traditionally used in the creation of ritual amulets. The sacred materials are carefully hand-mixed before each amulet is individually hand-pressed, giving every piece its own natural character. An important feature of this edition is the inclusion of three handwritten silver takruts. One handwritten silver takrut is embedded into the front of the amulet beneath the Khun Paen image, while the reverse houses two handwritten silver takruts, individually inscribed by Por Nan Anon before being embedded into the body of the amulet. These silver takruts carry sacred inscriptions prepared according to his inherited wiccha and form an important part of the consecration. Each amulet also receives an individual hand yant on the reverse, adding another layer of direct ritual work. The combination of Nur Phong Bailan, handwritten silver takruts and an individual hand yant reflects the traditional craftsmanship and personal preparation that characterise Por Nan Anon's amulets. 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 the readiness to face life's challenges with determination. They also reflect balance, good judgement and the ability to make timely decisions. Combined with the traditional blessings of Khun Paen, the image encourages confidence alongside attraction, favourable relationships and positive opportunities. For many collectors, the Pok Dab 2 Lem design symbolises the confidence to seize opportunities when they appear. Traditional Blessings Collectors traditionally seek this Khun Paen for Maha Saneh, Metta Maha Niyom and favourable opportunities. Its blessings are commonly associated with personal attraction, smoother communication and stronger relationships in both everyday life and business. Many business owners and sales professionals carry the amulet to encourage customer confidence, repeat business and successful negotiations. Others wear it to cultivate stronger personal relationships, improve social interactions and attract meaningful opportunities. The Pok Dab 2 Lem design also represents confidence and determination, making it especially suitable for those pursuing career advancement, business growth or important life goals. Modern Application This Khun Paen is traditionally carried for: Business and sales. Relationships. Customer communication. Career opportunities. Chok Lap and favourable timing. Its broad traditional blessings make it well suited to daily wear, especially 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. A handwritten silver takrut is embedded into the lower portion of the front, adding another individually prepared ritual element to the amulet. The amulet is made from Nur Phong Bailan, giving it a natural earthy grey appearance with subtle variations in colour and texture. As the sacred materials are carefully hand-mixed before each amulet is individually hand-pressed, every piece displays its own unique characteristics. The reverse contains two handwritten silver takruts embedded vertically into the body of the amulet alongside Por Nan Anon's individual hand yant, completing its distinctive ritual construction. 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 greater authority and career advancement, pair it with Phra Kring, Somdej or another Baramee amulet. Together, these combinations complement attraction, confidence, authority and favourable opportunities. Who Is This For? This Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem is particularly suited to: Business owners and entrepreneurs. Sales and customer-facing professionals. Those seeking stronger relationships. Collectors of Por Nan Anon's ritual amulets. Anyone wishing to cultivate attraction, confidence and favourable opportunities. The B.E. 2560 Khun Paen Pok Dab 2 Lem brings together the traditional symbolism of Khun Paen with Nur Phong Bailan, one handwritten silver takrut on the front, two handwritten silver takruts on the reverse and an individual hand yant, creating an amulet traditionally prepared to encourage attraction, goodwill, confidence and opportunities throughout everyday life.