Arjan Pirat Samnak Song

1" + 

Wrapped in Silver

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• • Maker: Arjan Pirat

  • Item: Pim Kam Duang (Kham Duang)

  • Materials:

    • Powders, robe fibres, relic ashes from 108+ forest monks

    • Hair relics of more than 108 meditation masters

    • Old forest-lineage materials collected over decades

  • Back: Embedded takrut for authority, protection, and baramee increase

  • Purpose of Pim: “Kam Duang” refers to stabilising and elevating one’s destiny/fortune

  • Blessing: Completed over many rain retreats with metta and baramee cultivation

  • Effects Reported: Destiny lift, protection from misfortune, respect, smoother opportunities, improved relationships with seniors and benefactors

  • My Perspective: Received directly from Arjan Pirat after a deep conversation about forest lineage practices; released only through connection

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  Kam Duang Pim – Arjan Pirat’s Destiny-Lifting Somdej Lineage Work

  This Kam Duang pim by Arjan Pirat carries the same foundation of forest-lineage relics as his Somdej Prah Phuttha Metta, but the intention behind the mould is different. “Kam Duang” refers to adjusting, strengthening, and lifting one’s duang (fortune/destiny), a purpose traditionally associated with high-level forest monks who understood both karmic flow and meditative blessing.

  As with his other pieces, the materials come from decades of preparation. In his early years, Arjan Pirat travelled widely, gathering robe fibres, powders, hair relics, and ashes from more than 108 forest monks, many of whom were close to Ac Plien and LP Prasit. Some of these relics belonged to masters whose meditation attainments were well known in their communities but rarely documented. This wide and diverse mixture gives the Kam Duang pim a deep field of baramee.

  Arjan Pirat once told me that long before he shaped any amulet, he already knew — through meditation — that he would eventually create items meant to help people rise from difficult destinies, soften karmic obstacles, and open pathways that otherwise remain closed. This pim reflects that intention clearly. Unlike commercial amulets made for general merit, the Kam Duang carries a specific direction: lift the owner from heavy luck cycles and strengthen the support they receive from others.

  The back contains a carefully chosen takrut, intended to anchor the baramee effect and allow the blessing to interact with the wearer’s daily life. Takrut from forest-lineage monks often function not only as protection but as a focusing point for the amulet’s purpose — in this case, steadying one’s path when external circumstances shift.

  When Arjan Pirat grew older, he built a small forest shrine (samnak) on land donated by local followers. To sustain the samnak and offer a place for monks and lay practitioners who wished to meditate, he finally used the relics he had preserved for decades. This Kam Duang pim was blessed over multiple rain retreats, each cycle adding stability and metta to the relic mixture.

  When I met him personally, he explained the background of these materials and the intention behind this pim. He does not market his amulets publicly; they come out only through connection, respect, and shared understanding of forest wiccha. Because we had mutual lineage friends and he could see that I understood northern practices, he allowed me to obtain this piece.

  Bangkok devotees who later received his Kam Duang pieces reported very consistent effects:

  • improved luck cycles,

  • smoother opportunities appearing naturally,

  • seniors showing unexpected support,

  • protection from misfortune during unstable periods.

  These are classic signs of duang adjustment — not dramatic miracles, but the steady lifting of one’s life path, allowing success to arrive more easily and difficulties to pass more gently.

  This Kam Duang by Arjan Pirat is a rare continuation of the old forest method: relic-rich materials, long-term blessing, and intention grounded in meditation rather than commercial production. It is the kind of amulet that builds real baramee over time, shaping destiny slowly and reliably, just as the forest lineage teaches.