Ajahn Plian Panyapatipo (Wat Aranyawiwek)

Roop Tai of Ajahn Plian Panyapatipo (Wat Aranyawiwek)

Consecrated in 2548 BE (2005 CE) | Hand-Framed in Classic Silver

This Roop Tai was created in 2548 BE to commemorate Ajahn Plian Panyapatipo’s 6th Cycle (72nd year) as a monk, marking a deeply significant spiritual milestone. It was blessed at Wat Aranyawiwek, under Ajahn’s close supervision and meditative presence.

Each piece in this batch carries his compassionate field of metta — refined through decades of practice and humble Dhamma living. A year after the initial release, these Roop Tai were framed and reintroduced under the title “Roon Metta” due to growing reports from wearers experiencing:

• Unexpected acts of kindness

• Strangers initiating small talk or offering help

• Increased ease in social environments and interactions

This energetic quality is not by accident, but rather a reflection of Ajahn Plian’s own nature — serene, approachable, and quietly impactful.

🌿 Spiritual Qualities & Personal Blessings

Like many sacred monk images, this Roop Tai is believed to carry wish-fulfilling qualities, especially when the wearer holds a sincere heart and clear intention. However, what makes this piece especially meaningful to many devotees — particularly those in Singapore — is a personal message shared by Ajahn himself during a visit to Wat Palelai in Bedok:

“Whenever you face any difficulty… hold this in your hands and ask for my help.”

These words were spoken not as a grand proclamation, but as a heartfelt reminder that compassion transcends distance — and that Ajahn’s spiritual presence remains accessible to those who seek it with faith.

🧭 Why Collectors & Devotees Hold This Piece Dear

• Consecrated during a meaningful life-cycle of the master

• Widespread reports of metta-based experiences after wearing

• Embodies Ajahn Plian’s teaching style — humble, gentle, and supportive

• Personally linked to devotees in Singapore through direct blessing and memory

Framed in classic handmade silver with the words "Metta" in Thai script on the back, this Roop Tai stands as a timeless representation of Ajahn Plian’s life work — one rooted in loving-kindness, Dhamma, and simple but profound human connection.