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Somdej studied the Pali canon under many masters before becoming the instructor of Prince Mongkut who would later become King Rama the 4th and was appointed as one of the top advisors to His Majesty and bestowed the title of Maha Toh or King’s Monk.
 

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  1. Asta Pal in SGNovember 5, 2023 at 7:29 PM

    Phra Somdej

    Phra Somdej is part of the grand Benjapakee set.
    It is known as the King of Amulets.
    Offers strong protection and wards off dangers.
    Enhances luck and invites positive opportunities.
    Grants spiritual guidance and blessings.
    Brings prosperity and financial abundance.
    Fosters harmony and positive energy.
    Assists in overcoming obstacles and challenges.

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