Wat Weluwan Thammaram, Si Sa Ket Province, Thailand
Material: Rainbow Copper (Iridescent Finish)
Serial Number: 127
This amulet is not merely a sacred object but a historic inscription of mercy from two of the most renowned monks of the modern era:
Luang Pu Sila Sirichantho: He compassionately designed the sacred Yantra (talisman) on the back and bestowed the auspicious name "Ruay Hua Jai" (Rich at Heart). This name signifies a life overflowing with happiness, merit, and sustainable wealth.
Luang Pu Udomsap Sirikutto: The direct primary disciple of the legendary Luang Pu Moon Thitasilo. He personally supervised the placement of ancient "Suern Lok" (Beyond the World) sacred scripts on both the front and back, following the authentic traditional lineage of his masters.
Front Side: Features the image of "Pahuraman" (Hanuman in his supreme empowered form). This symbolizes invincible strength, sharp wit, and immortality. It is surrounded by ancient Khmer scripts focused on boosting destiny and commanding authority.
Back Side: Embossed with the specific Yantra set designed by Luang Pu Sila, featuring the edition name "Ruay Hua Jai" and the word "Mae Thap" (Great Commander), symbolizing ultimate leadership and the power to seize victory in all endeavors.
Supreme Authority and Victory: The power of Pahuraman helps subdue enemies, obstacles, and ill-willed rivals. It is ideal for leaders, managers, or those facing fierce competition.
Great Wealth "Rich at Heart": Focused on attracting fortune and prosperity. More importantly, it grants "Metta Mahaniyom" (Great Mercy and Popularity), ensuring the wearer is loved and supported wherever they go.
Protection and Safety: Wards off black magic, misfortune, and physical dangers through the power of the "7 Legends" (7 Tamnan) and the mystical arts of the Northern Forest lineage.
All proceeds contribute to the "Construction of the Multi-Purpose Pavilion" (Sala Kan Parian) at Wat Weluwan Thammaram, Si Sa Ket. This "Vihara Dana" (building a temple structure) is considered one of the highest forms of merit-making in Buddhism.
"With Pahuraman, you shall never know defeat. With Ruay Hua Jai, you shall never know poverty." A precious sacred object with pure intentions and universal protection.
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