Arjan Nom Wat Thamsalakeow/Por Sala Tan

Large 2" Size in Silver Frame 

Fairly heavy can be left on the altar 

Prah Pikanet by Arjan Nom – Wat Thamsalakeow

Arjan Nom, a monk and direct luksit of Por Sala Tan, spent much of his practice in meditation and ritual study at Wat Thamsalakeow. His work is known for discipline and depth, often drawing guidance from Por Sala Tan while also cultivating his own spiritual strengths.

Origin of the Batch

During a period of meditation, Arjan Nom received strong visions of Prah Pikanet (Ganesha). He consulted Por Sala Tan, who explained that while Prah Pikanet was not his own principle deity, there was another monk in their circle for whom Pikanet was the central focus. Together they visited this monk, who transmitted the proper mantra for invoking Prah Pikanet at the highest level of consecration.

To ensure efficacy, 108 yantra sheets were inscribed in full. Por Sala Tan himself remarked that it was among the finest yantra work he had ever seen. Arjan Nom melted these lead yantra sheets and used them to forge this batch of Pikanet images. A small number were presented to Por Sala Tan, who kept them on his personal altar.

Blessings and Use

Por Sala Tan often directed his disciples to venerate this Prah Pikanet when they faced obstacles, red tape, or difficulties in life and business. Time and again, the results proved effective — petitions were granted, obstacles dissolved, and fortunes improved. The blessings of Pikanet are especially strong for:

• Clearing obstacles and blockages

• Fulfilment of wishes and petitions

• Success in business and creative endeavors

• Authority, protection, and wealth

Legacy

This batch reflects a rare collaboration of masters and carries the combined baramee of Por Sala Tan, Arjan Nom, and the transmission of a Pikanet specialist monk. With its foundation in 108 consecrated yantra, it remains one of the most efficacious works connected to Por Sala Tan’s circle, and a clear example of how Prah Pikanet’s blessings manifest in real life.