Ajahn Plian Panyapatipo Wat Aranyawiwek

Item/Amulet: Prah Naprok

Temple/Master: Ajahn Plian Panyapatipo Wat Aranyawiwek

Pim/Year: 2547

Province: Mae Teang

Material: Copper

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1cm

This small yet powerfully sacred Prah Naprok image — measuring just 1cm and cast in classic copper — carries the silent strength of one of Thailand’s most respected forest monks, Ac Plian Panyapatipo, former abbot of Wat Aranyawiwek.

Though humble in size, this piece is anything but ordinary.

Symbolism of Prah Naprok
The Prah Naprok image depicts the Buddha seated in deep meditation, sheltered by the coils and hood of the mighty Naga Mucalinda. According to Buddhist lore, this moment took place shortly after the Buddha’s enlightenment, during a great storm. The Naga emerged to coil beneath him and spread its hood to shield him from the rain — an act of deep reverence and spiritual protection.

Wearing this image is believed to bless the bearer with similar energy:

Protection from harm, unseen dangers, and energetic attacks

Emotional grounding during turbulent times

Support in meditation, prayer, and spiritual focus

Why This Piece is Special
Crafted with Ac Plian’s pure intention and traditional forest wiccha, this amulet is:

Ideal for women, children, or elderly wearers due to its lightweight size

Perfect for those new to amulet-keeping who want an all-rounded starter piece

Blessed to cover health, wealth, protection, and peace of mind in one form

Ac Plian’s Dhamma practice was rooted in simplicity, mindfulness, and purity — and this miniature reflects that beautifully. Though he rarely made large batches, each item he gave out was deeply charged through years of meditation, mantra, and merit.

Carrying His Compassion
Ac Plian once told his followers that when in need, simply think of him, and he will bless you — such was his commitment to compassion and spiritual support. This small Naprok amulet serves as a daily reminder of that connection.

Quiet, subtle, but full of power — it’s not the size that makes it strong, but the heart behind the blessing.