28/06/2026
💵 Phra Sivali Roon Maha Lap Roop Lor 💵
"Great Fortune, Prosperity & Endless Opportunities"
Blessed by Luang Phor Wichai of Wat Hua Den in B.E. 2564
• Limited to only 1,500 pieces • Nur Thong Luaeng (Brass) • Filled with sacred Jindamanee Powder • Individually blessed and consecrated by Luang Phor Wichai
This beautiful Phra Sivali was created based on the revered Sivali Buddha image enshrined at Wat Hua Den. The original Sivali Bucha was personally designed, created, and consecrated by the legendary Luang Phor Kuay of Wat Kositaram for Wat Hua Den, making this edition deeply connected to both lineages.
What makes this batch special is the level of attention given throughout the entire creation process.
Every metal used was inscribed with sacred yants before melting. During the casting ceremony, Luang Phor Wichai personally presided over the ritual, continuously chanting and inviting the protective devas and celestial beings until the final casting was completed.
Inside each piece is sacred Jindamanee Powder, prepared according to traditional methods. The herbs were gathered, dried, ground, blended, and blessed step by step. Every stage required separate consecration before moving to the next process, preserving the ancient Wicha Jindamanee tradition.
Included within the consecration are powerful sacred yants:
🙏 Yant Mahakan (Yant Traisornkom)
One of the most respected yants found in ancient Thai sacred traditions and also associated with the lineage of Luang Phor Kuay.
This yant represents taking refuge in the Triple Gem — the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. Traditionally believed to provide protection, remove obstacles, ward off misfortune, and attract the blessings of compassionate beings.
🙏 Yant Baramee Phra Putthajao
A sacred yant invoking the 30 Perfections of the Buddha, the power of supreme wisdom, and enlightened compassion.
Traditionally sought by those wishing to strengthen merit, improve their destiny, attract support from benefactors, and progress steadily in life, career, and spiritual development.
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Why Phra Sivali?
Among all the disciples of the Buddha, Phra Sivali was praised as the foremost disciple in fortune and abundance.
The Buddhist scriptures describe auspicious signs appearing at his birth. During the Buddha's time, whenever monks travelled through difficult regions and struggled to receive alms, they would accompany Phra Sivali, whose immense merit often resulted in food, necessities, and support appearing wherever he went.
For this reason, Phra Sivali has long been revered throughout Thailand as a symbol of:
✨ Good Fortune ✨ Wealth and Prosperity ✨ Success in Business ✨ Supportive Benefactors ✨ Smooth Travels and Safe Journeys ✨ Opportunities and Positive Connections ✨ Protection from Hardship and Misfortune
Many devotees keep a Phra Sivali amulet with them when starting a new business, changing careers, travelling, or seeking greater financial stability for their family.
This is more than just an amulet. It is a representation of blessings, perseverance, merit, and the belief that opportunities will arrive when the right causes have been cultivated.
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