Arjan Da Prakarn

Rian Phra Pidta Phaya Moo Kha-Ke (Batch 3 “Sam Chae”)

By Arjan Da Prakarn
Copper Cast | Heavy Khom Inscription | Advanced Protective Wicha

Obtained from Arjan Piak personally (Luksit of Arjan Dar)

Framed in custom Ah Fok (Waterproofed)

2" Size

This amulet is one of the defining works of Arjan Da Prakarn, a master of invulnerability-based wicha whose legacy is anchored in two of the most elite magical lineages in Thai occult history.

About the Master: Arjan Da Prakarn

Master of Invincibility and Protection Wicha
Province: Samut Prakarn, Thailand

Arjan Da is a direct spiritual descendant of Pu Thieng Nuammanah of Wat Suwannaram, through his teacher Arjan Prabhat Jongsanguanpradap, a first-generation disciple of Pu Thieng. The Pu Thieng lineage is renowned for its battlefield wicha—especially in Kongkrapan (invulnerability), Klaew Klad (evasion), and psychic protection.

He is also one of the last living heirs to the ancient and near-extinct Wat Samo Koti wicha, a highly secretive school of protective magic known for its advanced boar (หมูขาเก) and copper turtle (เต่าทองแดง) yants. The latter was famously tattooed across the full back of Pu Suea Mahaesuan Pheri Wong, a legendary bandit-protector of the poor.

Arjan Da’s samnak in Samut Prakarn is considered one of the last places in Thailand where the old standard of “testable protection magic” is maintained. His name is synonymous with functional, no-nonsense sak yant that delivers tangible, battlefield-proven results.

About the Amulet: Rian Phra Pidta Phaya Moo Kha-Ke – Batch 3 “Sam Chae”

This piece rose to fame after a well-documented incident in which a young man survived three gunshots while wearing it—an event that gave this batch its name: “Sam Chae” (สามแชะ) meaning “three shots.”

At the top of the front face is Phra Pidta, representing concealment from harm, shielding the wearer from danger seen and unseen. Beneath is Phaya Moo Kha-Ke, a boar avatar of Narai (Vishnu), known in Thai esoterica as a force that breaks through spiritual and physical obstacles with relentless forward momentum.

The perimeter is etched with heavy Khom script—not merely decorative, but ritually functional, written with intention for activation.

The reverse bears an advanced Yant Maha Ud (great sealing yantra), surrounded by astrological force wheels and protective geometry. This yantra is designed to trap, neutralize, and reverse malefic energy while reinforcing spiritual command and personal immunity.

Spiritual Benefits

• Klaew Klad – Dodge danger, sidestep accidents and hostile situations

• Kongkrapan Chatri – Resistance to blades, bullets, and physical attack

• Maha Amnaj – Enhances dominance, charisma, and psychological advantage

• Waan Wai Jit – Shields against psychic attack, curses, and envy

• Plik Duang – Plik Chiwit – Turns luck, reroutes karma, shifts life trajectory