Arjan Plian Panyapatipo Wat Aranyawiwek

Phra Kring B.E. 2540 – First Batch by Luang Phor Plien, Wat Aranyawiwake

Nawaloha Alloy | Blessed Throughout Full Vassa | With Silver Frame Ready To Wear

This is not just an early batch Phra Kring — it’s a piece with deep institutional respect and real baramee energy behind it.

Commissioned by Border Patrol Police Unit 334 (Mae Ai, Chiang Mai), this batch was created during a time when Thailand’s military and internal security forces were actively seeking not just spiritual protection, but guidance and merit from monks of true practice.

Luang Phor Plien, as a senior meditation master in the Ajahn Mun lineage, was known for his strict discipline and refusal to engage in commercial amulet making — so when he agreed to bless this batch, it spoke volumes.

Why Military and Government Officers Sought This Piece

• LP Plien’s baramee was widely known in Northern command circles. Officers who had encountered him during meditation retreats or through mutual disciples often felt deep conviction in his teachings. Many believed that carrying this amulet helped them lead with moral authority, clear decision-making, and spiritual clarity.

• Because it was created by a Border Patrol Police unit, it became internally circulated among certain ranks of military intelligence, special forces, and administrative officers, who valued it not just for protection — but for the quiet, stabilizing energy it carried.

• This wasn’t a talisman for superstition — it was seen as a symbol of mindfulness in leadership, and it gained a following among those who believed in blending military service with inner practice.

Baramee & Real-World Results

This is one of those rare Phra Kring that doesn’t just sit in a cabinet — it’s worn by people who believe in leading from within. The baramee (spiritual authority) that comes from LP Plien’s decades of strict meditation practice is said to carry over to the wearer, helping with:

• Respected leadership — people listen when you speak

• Clear thinking under pressure

• A reputation of being “untouchable” when it comes to politics or envy

• Auras that attract both trust and opportunity

Many long-time wearers also share that the amulet subtly helps bring fortune, not in a speculative or fast-cash way, but by attracting people, positions, or circumstances that bring lasting success. As one collector told me:

“It’s not about sudden luck. It’s about being in the right place at the right time with the right energy.”

Additional Notes

• Nawaloha blend is rich and dense, beautifully aged after over 25 years.

• Pim is cast in a true Lanna style, sharp features and temple-standard production.

• Blessed across the entire vassa retreat in Wat Aranyawiwake, Chiang Mai, not in a rush setting.

• Fewer than expected remain in good condition