Pu Chao Saming Phrai Sayob Prailee – The Enemy-Subduing Spirit Master

Consecration Ceremony

This sacred item was blessed during a grand Buddhist consecration ceremony celebrating the Phra Phuttha Naka Nimit statue and commemorative amulets for the boundary-stone installation ceremony (Phuk Phatthasima Fang Luk Nimit).

Participating Masters

The ritual was empowered by revered monks and teachers renowned for their high spiritual power:

1. Phra Ratchaphatthanasophon (LP Chalerm Yanavinyo) – Wat Thung Setthi, Bangkok

2. LP Somsak Pasathiko – Wat Kanprian, Chainat

3. Phra Khru Paiboonrattanaporn (LP Sombun) – Wat Hongsattanaram, Bangkok

4. Phra Khru Pallat Thanathon (LP Chanai) – Wat Sangkha Pridi, Khon Kaen

5. LP Phan – Wat Phihaan Trang Sawai, Sisaket

6. Phra Khru Wiriyathammapirom (LT Rom Viriyathammo) – Wat Thep Singh, Buriram

7. Phra Achan Moon – Wat Pa Thep Prasit, Sisaket

8. Phra Sirivatthanamongkol (Achan Sarat) – Wat Siraiyamongkol, Sisophon, Cambodia

9. Phra Ratchawimon Yan – Wat Thepthidaram, Kampong Chhnang, Cambodia

10. Phra Khru Pallat Piyanat – Wat Sawang Sopha

11. Achan Bori Minijinda – Master of Charm & Wealth Magic

12. Achan Seksan Prommanut – Phra Khatikamahaprom Sanctuary, Surin

All participants are masters highly respected for their powerful psychic energy, deep Buddhist magic, and strong following among disciples.

Held at: Wat Sawang Sopha, Tachi Subdistrict, Yaha District, Satun Thamm (Satun)

Who is Pu Chao Saming Phrai?

Pu Chao Saming Phrai is a sacred guardian spirit deeply revered in Mon (Myanmar–Thai) culture. He is known for his potent magical prowess, authority, and ability to help devotees.

Roles and Attributes

• Sacred Guardian: Revered as a divine protector among the Mon people.

• Master of Magical Arts: Believed to possess powerful sorcery and supernatural abilities.

• Protector & Problem Solver:

  • Shields against black magic

  • Drives away malevolent spirits

  • Prevents misfortune, bad karma cycles, and dangerous omens

  • Helps reverse bad luck and overturn negative destiny

• Charm & Love Influence: Appears in classical literature (e.g., Phra Lor), associated with charm and attraction magic.

• Name Origin:

  • Saming = a Mon noble title

  • Phrai may derive from the Mon word Plai, meaning “a dignified gentleman.”

Cultural Legacy

Places like Pu Chao Saming Phrai City Municipality and Pu Chao Saming Phrai Fort in Samut Prakan are named after this revered guardian spirit.

Consecration Method

The blessing took place inside the ordination hall, with:

• A ceremonial Bai Sri arrangement honoring the 21 Great Teachers (Kru Jakawan)

• Senior Thai and Cambodian masters seated in protective directions around the hall

• Full traditional ritual format of high-intensity spiritual invocation

This batch was created in small quantity, focusing on real spiritual usage—crafted as a representation of the Great Father Master for devotees to carry as a reminder of his power and blessings.

Devotion for Wealth & Fortune

For those who worship Pu Chao Saming Phrai for great wealth, follow this method:

Offer: 11 incense sticks
Begin with: Namo 3 times

Wealth Invocation Mantra

(Phonetic transcription preserved)
Om Rue-Rue Maha Rue-Rue Phayakke Phayakko Itthirittho Itthiritthe Sire-Sire Kuro-Kuro Yado Banna Namhamkudia Bangkiado-do
Ka-Ka-Ki-Kang-Ku-Ku-Kha-Te-Ku-Ku-Kha-Ta-Ku-Ku-Kha-Yan-Tang

Meaning/Intent:
Invokes the wild tiger spirit and Pu Chao Saming Phrai’s magical force to attract wealth, remove obstacles, overpower misfortune, and draw prosperity quickly.