Lp Mui Wat Don Rai

This is the Somdej Pim Kaenean, a small-sized votive tablet blessed by Luang Phor Mui of Wat Don Rai, created in B.E. 2515 (1972). This lesser-seen Kaenean variant served as a batch marker, with one Kaenean piece pressed for every 100 full-sized Somdej—making it significantly rarer while containing the exact same spiritual blessings.

Crafted from Luang Phor Mui’s sacred powder mixture (Nur Pong)—which included finely ground holy materials, old-scripture powders, and even his own hair relics—this piece emanates a deeply personal and protective energy. It is discreetly sized at just 2cm, ideal for those preferring minimal or daily wear—especially suitable for women, children, or individuals in public-facing roles.

Field-Tested Blessings

Although smaller in size, the energy is anything but. Originally introduced by Hia Mao of Er Ger Feng Temple, a direct luksit (disciple) of Luang Phor Mui, this piece has proven its blessings time and again. Wearers consistently report:

• Stable career and business flow

• Warm benefactor encounters

• Emotional stability and family harmony

Unlike speculative charms tied to gambling or luck, this is a foundational piece—quiet, stable, and rooted in long-term life improvement.

About Luang Phor Mui (1888–1974)

A deeply respected Suphanburi master, Luang Phor Mui lived through the reign of King Rama V and passed in B.E. 2517. Twice ordained, his return to monkhood after surviving a near-fatal illness became the turning point of his life. From that moment, he committed fully to the Buddhist path, rebuilding Wat Don Rai from near abandonment into a center of spiritual cultivation.

He studied under some of the greatest wicha monks of his time—including:

• Luang Phor Sook, Wat Pak Khlong Makham Thao

• Luang Phor Im, Wat Hua Khao

• Luang Pu On, Wat Don Bupp