Ajahn Plian Panyapatipo Wat Aranyawiwek

Item/Amulet: Phathat Withat Payanak

Temple/Master: Ac Plian Panyapatipo

Pim/Year: 255x

Province: Mae Teang

Material: Relics

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1cm (Mini)

Price: $65 (FOC Smartpac)

Hp: 91557000

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Not all relics come from mountains or temples — some of the most energetically potent ones come from places where the veil between realms is thin. One such place is the Mekong River in Nong Khai, where Phathat Withat relics are sometimes naturally revealed to those with the right meditative perception.

Ac Plian Panyapatipo, the highly respected forest monk of Wat Aranyawiwek, was one of only a handful of masters with the spiritual sensitivity to locate, identify, and bless these relics. These relics are not man-made — they are believed to form through deep elemental and spiritual conditions in naga territory, especially where the energy of meditation and devotion has accumulated over time.

Only a Few Masters Could Do This
Besides Ac Plian, only a few other masters are known to possess this rare ability:

Luang Phor Kampan of Wat Thatmahachai

Mae Chee Boonlerm, a highly respected nun of Wat Aawood, Bangkok

Chao Khun Nor of Wat Thep Sirin, Bangkok

Each of them was known to collect and bless these relics either for personal practice or to infuse into their sacred amulets, especially those related to naga, meditation, or karmic purification.

The Naga Connection – Baramee & Klaw Klad
These relics carry the slippery and elusive energy of the naga, beings known for their deep spiritual knowledge, their connection to water, and their ability to avoid danger — be it from enemies, spiritual harm, or even legal troubles.

Phathat Withat relics are known to:

Uplift Baramee (spiritual authority & aura), acting like a magnet to those seeking leadership or recognition

Support Klaw Klad — the power to avoid harm, danger, and unseen obstacles

Help avoid betrayals, lawsuits, and “bad mouths,” by deflecting bad luck and gossip like how a naga slips through danger

Aid in deepening meditation and inner stillness, especially when placed near one's body during practice

A Personal Sharing
Years ago, I came to know a close supporter of Ac Plian — a Thai soldier who often helped at Wat Aranyawiwek. On one weekend, Ac Plian quietly gave him a bag of these relics, saying little more than, “Use them wisely.” These were never sold — simply passed on through merit and sincerity.

Some of these relics have now found their way to Singapore. While I don’t "sell" relics in the usual sense, I do ask for support to cover transport and careful wrapping. Every time I do merit — whether through donations or service — I always dedicate it to those who have supported my little amulet business and its mission to keep these sacred items moving in the right hands.