This beautiful Phra Pidta “Duang Setthee” (Millionaire Fortune) Edition was created by Wat Tham Singto Thong, Chom Bueng District, Ratchaburi Province, Thailand, in B.E. 2567 (2024).
Wat Tham Singto Thong has a special historical connection with the highly revered Luang Pu Toh. It is a temple where Luang Pu Toh once stayed during the Buddhist Rains Retreat, and he was also associated with the creation of sacred caves at the temple.
This edition was created as a modern retro-style / commemorative sacred amulet, continuing the spiritual tradition and sacred heritage associated with Luang Pu Toh.
The main body of this special Phra Pidta is made from Takian sacred wood material, combined with carefully selected sacred holy powders.
The production also incorporates traditional sacred ingredients, including:
🙏 Old sacred powder remnants
🙏 Sacred robe materials associated with Luang Pu Toh
📜 Bai Lan sacred palm-leaf manuscript powder
🌸 Sacred flower pollen powder
✨ Sacred materials from respected Buddhist masters
✨ Additional sacred materials from direct-line amulet experts and collectors
The combination of Takian sacred wood and holy powder gives this edition a distinctive character and strong traditional appeal among Thai amulet collectors.
This particular edition is specially embedded with:
The five genuine silver Takruts add beauty, sacred symbolism, and collector appeal to this special Phra Pidta.
The number of Takruts corresponds beautifully with the sacred Code No. 5 (๕) found on the amulet.
The reverse of this amulet bears:
In Thai Buddhist and cultural belief, the number 5 carries important spiritual symbolism.
The number 5 is traditionally associated with the Five Precepts (Sila 5) — the fundamental principles of ethical Buddhist conduct.
It represents:
Moral Conduct & Goodness – living with virtue and ethical principles
Auspiciousness & Stability – associated with peace, balance, and stability
Protection – traditionally believed to help guard against negative influences
Metta Mahaniyom – kindness, affection, trust, and being well-liked
Progress in Life – moving forward through disciplined and principled living
Mental Stability – mindfulness, self-control, and maintaining goodness
For many devotees, the number ๕ serves as a reminder to live a good and mindful life.
The back of the amulet features the sacred:
The Duang Setthee Yant is associated with auspicious fortune, prosperity, wealth, and the advancement of one's life according to traditional Thai sacred beliefs.
The combination of the Phra Pidta image, the Duang Setthee Yant, five genuine silver Takruts, and Code No. 5 (๕) creates a particularly meaningful design for devotees interested in prosperity and auspicious fortune.
The amulet was created according to traditional Thai Buddhist sacred practices and received a proper Buddhist consecration ceremony (Phutthaphisek).
The edition is appreciated by collectors and devotees for its:
✨ Traditional sacred materials
✨ Takian sacred wood composition
✨ Holy powder mixture
✨ Five genuine silver Takruts
✨ Luang Pu Toh “Duang Setthee” Yant
✨ Sacred Code No. 5 (๕)
✨ Historical connection to Wat Tham Singto Thong
This amulet was NOT personally consecrated or blessed by Luang Pu Toh during his lifetime.
Luang Pu Toh was a revered Buddhist master of the past, and this edition was created much later, in B.E. 2567 (2024), by Wat Tham Singto Thong.
It should therefore be understood as a modern retro-style / commemorative sacred amulet, rather than an amulet made and blessed during Luang Pu Toh's lifetime.
Its appeal comes from the temple's historical connection with Luang Pu Toh, the traditional sacred materials used in its creation, the Buddhist consecration ceremony, and its design incorporating the Duang Setthee Yant tradition.
Depending on the specific production batch and sacred occasion, this series was produced in various material configurations, including:
✨ Racha Wan Sacred Herb Material
✨ Suriyan Chantra Sacred Material
✨ Takian Sacred Wood + Holy Powder
✨ Genuine Gold Takrut versions
✨ Genuine Silver Takrut versions
✨ Thian Chai Sacred Takrut versions
Each variation may have different sacred materials, Takrut types, and identifying codes according to the production batch.
According to traditional Thai Buddhist belief, Phra Pidta amulets are associated with spiritual protection, mindfulness, prosperity, and turning one's attention inward toward goodness and wisdom.
The “Duang Setthee” concept is particularly associated by believers with:
💰 Wealth & Prosperity
🍀 Good Fortune & Auspicious Opportunities
📈 Success in Business & Career
🙏 Spiritual Protection & Encouragement
✨ Positive Energy & Confidence
❤️ Metta Mahaniyom – Kindness & Good Relations
🛡️ Protection from Negative Influences
These spiritual benefits are matters of personal faith and traditional belief and are not guaranteed results.
Amulet: Phra Pidta “Duang Setthee”
Meaning: “Millionaire Fortune”
Temple: Wat Tham Singto Thong
Location: Chom Bueng District, Ratchaburi Province, Thailand
Year of Issue: B.E. 2567 (2024)
Main Material: Takian Sacred Wood + Holy Powder
Takruts: 5 Genuine Silver Takruts
Code: No. 5 (๕)
Reverse: Luang Pu Toh “Duang Setthee” Yant
Edition Type: Modern Retro-Style / Commemorative Sacred Edition
For every customer who purchases this amulet, we will provide professional waterproof casing FREE OF CHARGE.
Your amulet will be protected and ready to wear.
You will also receive:
No additional charge.
This Phra Pidta “Duang Setthee” combines several highly meaningful elements:
A beautiful and meaningful modern Thai sacred amulet for devotees, collectors, and those who appreciate the history and traditional craftsmanship of Thai Buddhist amulets.
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