三寿佛行 San Shou Amulet Trading

11/01/2026

Luang Pho Sai Rung (หลวงพ่อสายรุ้ง) is the revered Buddha image of Wat Nong Yai, a long-standing temple in the Sai Mai area of Bangkok. For generations, locals have come here to pray for protection, success, and stability in life. According to temple stories passed down by devotees, during an important blessing ceremony many years ago, a rainbow-like light (สายรุ้ง) was seen around the Buddha image, which people believed was a sign of powerful spiritual energy. From that moment, the image became known as “Luang Pho Sai Rung” – the Rainbow Buddha 🌈

Because of this legend, Luang Pho Sai Rung has become especially associated with:
• Wealth and good fortune
• Stability in career and business
• Protection and positive energy

The “Rich • Stable • Secure” (รวย มั่น คง) 2567 Edition was created as a special modern blessing series to carry this meaning into the present day. Each amulet was ritually consecrated by monks and issued with a Certificate of Honor, confirming it as an official temple release.

Selling Price : $88
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06/01/2026

Somdej Bang Khun Phrom Mixed – Old Powder Embedded (B.E. 2552 / 2009) 🙏

Official temple-issued Somdej amulet from Wat Mai Amataros , released in B.E. 2552 (2009). This batch was created using mixed sacred materials, including genuine old powder (Muan Sarn) from the original Phra Somdej amulets of Somdej Phutthachan (Toh Phrommarangsi).

A respected modern edition with clear lineage and documented consecration, valued for its direct material connection to the legendary Bang Khun Phrom tradition. Ideal for collectors seeking authentic temple issues, or devotees looking for protection, luck, prosperity, and peace of mind.

📜 Genuine temple release
🙏 Strong Somdej lineage
💎 Good entry piece for collectors

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31/12/2025

This is a Somdej Phra Phutthachai (สมเด็จพระพุทธฉาย) from Wat Phra Phutthachai, Saraburi, issued in B.E. 2560 (2017)

Phra Phutthachai is the sacred Buddha shadow image at Wat Phra Phutthachai, very famous and respected for many generations already. People believe it represents the Buddha’s presence, giving protection, peace of mind, and guidance.
Somdej amulets are also known as the “King of Amulets” in Thailand—very popular with collectors and devotees.

🙏 Protection & Safety
Believed to help protect the wearer from danger, bad luck, and negative influences.

🧘 Peace of Mind
Associated with calmness, mental clarity, and emotional balance—good for stressful work or daily life.

🌟 Guidance & Wisdom
Phra Phutthachai represents the Buddha’s presence, reminding the wearer to act with mindfulness and right intention.

🤝 General Good Fortune
Often worn for overall well-being, smooth relationships, and steady life progress (not extreme wealth, but stable luck).

🛡 Spiritual Support
Acts as a symbol of faith and refuge—many people feel more confident and grounded when wearing it.

🔴🔴Selling Price : $98
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27/12/2025

✨ Prosperity • Good Fortune • Great Wealth Edition ✨

Luang Por Liew of Wat Rai Tang Thong is widely regarded as the greatest master of turtle amulets in Thailand. His Phaya Tao Ruen amulets are believed to carry the energy of long life, protection, and slow but steady wealth, symbolizing success that lasts and fortune that does not fade.
This amulet was from Wat Rai Tang Thong, created as a commemorative piece for the Luk Nimit gold-leaf ceremony (Saturday 5), B.E. 2567 (2024).

💖Condition : New
❗️❗️❗️Price(SGD) : $88
📣Colour : Bronze
📦Free Mailing and Free Waterproof casing

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27/12/2025

✨ Prosperity • Good Fortune • Great Wealth Edition ✨

Luang Por Liew of Wat Rai Tang Thong is widely regarded as the greatest master of turtle amulets in Thailand. His Phaya Tao Ruen amulets are believed to carry the energy of long life, protection, and slow but steady wealth, symbolizing success that lasts and fortune that does not fade.

This amulet was from Wat Rai Tang Thong, created as a commemorative piece for the Luk Nimit gold-leaf ceremony (Saturday 5), B.E. 2567 (2024).

💖Condition : New
❗️❗️❗️Price(SGD) : $88
📣Colour : Gold
📦Free Mailing and Free Waterproof casing

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24/12/2025

✨ Prosperity • Good Fortune • Great Wealth Edition ✨

Luang Por Liew of Wat Rai Tang Thong is widely regarded as the greatest master of turtle amulets in Thailand. His Phaya Tao Ruen amulets are believed to carry the energy of long life, protection, and slow but steady wealth, symbolizing success that lasts and fortune that does not fade.

This amulet was from Wat Rai Tang Thong, created as a commemorative piece for the Luk Nimit gold-leaf ceremony (Saturday 5), B.E. 2567 (2024).

💖Condition : New
❗️❗️❗️Price(SGD) : $88
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13/12/2025

LP Liew (Luang Pu Liew PanNaGo, 1905-2000)
Wat RaiTangThong

The legendary Thai monk behind the powerful Phaya Tao (King Turtle) amulets.

Born in Ratchaburi, LP Liew mastered Wichah (sacred magic) and Buddhist teachings under renowned masters. He was known for his kindness, spiritual power, and famous turtle amulets symbolizing wealth, protection, longevity, and debt-free life.

🔹 First Phaya Tao amulets blessed in 1973
🔹 Famous “Roon Plodnee” (Debt-Free Turtle)
🔹 Former abbot of Wat Rai Tang Thong
🔹 Passed away peacefully in 2000 at age 95
🐢 Today, his legacy lives on through the iconic giant turtle statue at Wat Rai Tang Thong — a symbol of faith and prosperity.

21/11/2025

21/11/2025

Legend tells of Luang Phor Sothorn as a sacred Buddha image that once drifted down the Bang Pakong River, refusing to be retrieved until a proper shrine was erected to honor it. When it was finally lifted from the waters, even the rope used became revered, believed to carry the same blessings and protective power as the statue itself. Over generations, this miraculous origin has made Luang Phor Sothorn one of the most respected and beloved Buddha images in Thailand.

To commemorate this revered legacy, Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan produced a limited First Edition series in B.E. 2548 (2005)—a special batch created to preserve the temple’s heritage through intricate Buddhist artistry. This statue reflects that devotion: the serene posture represents unshakable calm, the golden highlights symbolize the Buddha’s radiant wisdom, and the elaborate naga-rich base embodies the ancient guardians said to protect the sacred image since its river-born emergence.

Benefits of Luang Phor Sothorn Statues & Amulets (Short Version)

Protection: Helps guard against accidents, bad luck, and negative vibes.

Good Luck & Prosperity: Many believe it boosts business luck, finances, and career growth.

Answered Prayers: Known for helping with personal wishes, health, and smooth life progress.

Peaceful Energy: Brings calmness and good vibes to your home or workspace.

Family & Home Blessings: Great for keeping the household safe and attracting harmony.

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16/11/2025

⭐ The Monday Buddha

The Monday Buddha, with one hand raised in a calming gesture, comes from a moment when the Buddha brought peace during a family disagreement.

According to tradition, a dispute had broken out among relatives over water rights from a nearby river. Both sides were angry, and tension kept rising. Instead of taking sides, the Buddha stepped between them with a calm presence and reminded everyone that anger destroys more than it solves, and that life is too precious to waste on conflict.

His peaceful energy softened both groups, and the argument ended without anyone winning or losing. This story became the symbol of the Pacifying Buddha — the Buddha who cools down anger and restores harmony.

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✨ Meaning of the Monday Buddha
• Peace
• Calm mind
• Negotiation
• Emotional balance
• Cooling down conflict

This posture teaches that true strength comes from a steady heart, not from fighting back.

Many who are born on Monday are believed to be naturally gentle but easily affected by conflict — this Buddha helps strengthen calmness and clarity.

06/11/2025

Origin: Wat Pom Raman temple in Ayutthaya Province, Thailand.

Creator: The amulets are associated with Master Phra Ajarn Daeng, who is known for his skill in creating powerful amulets.

Purpose: They are designed to bring good fortune, luck, and success, and are often referred to as "millionaire coins".

Symbolism: The amulets feature the image of Chu Chok, a figure from the Vessantara Jataka story who became wealthy through his determination.

Blessing rituals: Phra Ajarn Daeng performs intense blessing rituals for these amulets to enhance their power.

Chu Chok amulets from Wat Pom Raman are popular for attracting good fortune and wealth. These amulets are created and blessed by Master Phra Ajarn Daeng and are based on the story of Chuchok, a persistent beggar who gained wealth. The amulets are believed to bring luck, success, fame, and protection.

The secret of Chu Chok

Have the courage to ask the universe (faith), be open to receiving (merit), and keep gratitude to sustain the blessing.

Lip balm : Blessed from Master Phra Ajarn Daeng , apply some before going to business or important meetings - its believed to make your words persuasive and smooth.

Yant : Pha Yant Chuchok Maha Setthi from Master Phra Ajarn Daeng - place one at your home or shop to attract wealth , success

Price : $118 Including Yant, Lip Balm
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31/10/2025

The Sariga, also known as the “Bird of Love”, is one of Thailand’s most enchanting and spiritually revered amulets. Though its reputation is widespread, few truly understand the depth of its sacred origins and the intricate craftsmanship behind authentic, traditional Sariga talismans.

In Thai belief, the Sariga carries a profound significance. It symbolizes eloquence, charisma, and the power of attraction. Those who wear or carry a Sariga pendant—or even bear its image as a tattoo—are said to radiate charm, draw goodwill from others, and find their words deeply persuasive. This makes it especially revered among businesspeople, negotiators, and those whose success depends on effective communication.

As the Thai saying goes, “If others will not listen, progress cannot be made.” The Sariga helps open hearts and ears—allowing one’s voice to be heard, one’s intentions to be trusted, and one’s presence to be cherished. For this reason, it is often considered a universal amulet—suitable for anyone seeking harmony, confidence, and influence in both personal and professional life.