Kruba Chanthip Inthayano

Yant Sarapadee (B.E. 2565)

Kruba Chanthip Inthayano | Commemorating 55 Years in Monkhood
Material: Solid Gold (99.99%) | Size: 1"+ | Original Temple Plastic Wrapping
Chiang Mai | Super Mainstream Lineage

A highly under-the-radar piece now quickly entering mainstream demand.

This Yant Sarapadee was created by Kruba Chanthip of Wat Muang Ma Tai, one of the last active northern forest monks trained in the old Lanna-Luang Pu Kasem lineages. Made in B.E. 2565 to commemorate his 55th year in monkhood, this is not a factory print—Kruba personally hand-inscribed every single piece using his own baramee and yantra flow.

Why This Piece Matters:

• This yant follows the exact same wiccha once used by Luang Pu Kasem, whose amulets remain among the most effective in modern Thai history for blessing his Luksits with unstoppable luck and baramee.

• It is known that both Kruba Chanthip and Lp Kasem were consulted by King Rama IX in their time—especially for this Sarapadee wiccha, once reserved only for royalty and high-ranking officials.

• For the first time ever, Kruba opened this lineage blessing to laypeople—a once-in-a-lifetime move for his followers. This was meant for people like us.

Effects Observed:

Over the past 2 years, collectors and wearers of this yant have consistently reported:

• 🔹 Wealth fetching (lab lert) during difficult periods

• 🔹 Respected aura (baramee) in meetings and career advancements

• 🔹 Enhanced synergy with other seneh or protective amulets—this piece acts like a yang battery, amplifying your other pieces

And here’s the key:
You only need to wear this once a week to recharge your personal energy and push forward any important goal or task.

Current Status & Scarcity:

• Kruba Chanthip is no longer making new batches due to his age and health. This was likely his final consecration of this nature.

• Prices are already climbing, and no one is letting go of theirs due to its proven efficacy—both spiritually and practically.

• As word spreads about the effectiveness, availability is disappearing fast—mainstream collectors, temple supporters, and northern Lanna circles are locking them down.