Arjan Wara Wat Pho Tong 2566

Fabuat Material (Medium Pim)

Silver 1 Hook Custom Frame 

Bio of the Master

Arjan Wara (Luang Phor Wara Punyavaro), abbot of Wat Pho Thong in Bangmod, Bangkok, is one of the most respected monks active today. He ordained in 1985 and spent years on tudong studying meditation, astrology, and protective wicha with senior teachers. He is widely known for his Garuda (Phra Krut) amulets, consecrated for protection, authority, and prosperity.

The Garuda

Phra Krut, the Garuda, is the king of birds in Buddhist and Hindu tradition, and the state emblem of Thailand. It represents supreme power, protection, and prosperity. In amulet form, Garuda gives the wearer authority, courage, and recognition. It is highly valued by businesspeople, government officials, and those needing both respect and prosperity.

The 2566 Consecration Batch

In 2566 B.E., Arjan Wara consecrated a new batch of Garuda amulets at Wat Pho Thong. The ceremony was carried out with strong blessings for protection, wealth, and social prestige. These amulets carry the clear influence of his lineage, combining traditional methods with his own spiritual power.

Blessings and Real Experiences

One close dealer who obtained a piece from this batch reported a sudden surge in business and wealth soon after beginning to wear it. Impressed by the results, he developed a strong faith in Arjan Wara and sought more pieces for his friends and family. Their feedback was consistent: increased opportunities, smoother dealings, and noticeable improvements in both wealth and social standing. Such reports reflect the established reputation of Garuda amulets in bringing prosperity and authority to the wearer.

Significance

This 2566 batch has quickly become sought after by collectors and believers. Unlike many modern issues, it is backed by strong testimonials and the established reputation of Arjan Wara. For those seeking both protection and tangible improvement in business or career, it represents a practical and spiritually charged choice.