Ajarn Prakong Rooncharoen

This Sian Ac Puvon was one of the earliest amulets created by Arjan Prakong Rooncharoen, consecrated in B.E. 2547. Crafted from nur rakang (bell material), the piece carries the resonance of temple bells—metaphysically tied to sound, vibration, and calling attention, which directly harmonizes with its function of attraction and charm.

This batch of 999 pieces marked the beginning of Arjan Prakong’s rise to fame. Before this release, he was known mainly in smaller circles of Mon wicha practitioners. However, after the success and word-of-mouth around this sian, his reputation spread rapidly across Thailand and later internationally.

Blessings and Effects

• Seneh and Charm: Strong attraction aura, drawing attention and favor in both social and romantic settings.

• Metta Mahaniyom: Increases warmth and kindness from others, useful in business, sales, and negotiations.

• Unexpected Allure: Many wearers reported rapid results—romantic encounters, increased popularity, and smoother interactions.

• Potency: The bell-metal composition amplified the energy of the consecration, making it exceptionally effective even by the high standards of seneh items.

Anecdotal Reputation

This particular release became so well-known for its effectiveness that it stirred real-world consequences. Wives and partners began banning their husbands from wearing it, fearing the overwhelming attraction it generated. Some even contacted dealers directly, requesting that these amulets not be sold to married men. Such stories only added to its mystique and cemented its place as one of the most talked-about seneh items of the 2000s.

Significance

For collectors and practitioners, the Sian Ac Puvon Nur Rakang from 2547 is more than just a charm amulet. It represents the turning point in Arjan Prakong’s career, the moment his creations moved from respected within small circles to feared and admired nationwide. To this day, it remains one of the foundational pieces in his catalogue and a cornerstone of his reputation as a master of Mon wicha.

Keyword: Ac pakong