Lp Mui Wat Don Rai

This Somdej Pim Kaiser was consecrated by Luang Phor Mui of Wat Don Rai, one of the most respected monks of Suphanburi province. Produced between B.E. 2512–2515, this piece is pressed in nur phong (sacred powder) and marked with the signature gear-shaped temple seal on the back. It is an authenticated release from the later stage of LP Mui's life and carries his full spiritual transmission.

Luang Phor Mui’s powders were known to contain finely ground holy scriptures, relic substances, and sacred materials gathered throughout decades of disciplined practice under top lineage masters such as Luang Phor Sook of Wat Pak Khlong Makham Thao and Luang Pu On of Wat Don Buppharam.

Spiritual Functions

While not openly advertised with embellished claims, amulets blessed by LP Mui have built a long-standing reputation for:

• Protection from harm and misfortune

• Career and life stability

• Smooth interpersonal relationships (metta)

• Authoritative presence in speech and conduct

• Safe travel and consistent fortune over time

These qualities are consistent with reports from long-term wearers, especially those in civil service, business, and monastic communities who sought quiet, long-term upliftment without dependency on gambling or speculative rituals.

Profile of the Master

Luang Phor Mui (B.E. 2431–2517) was twice ordained and dedicated over 50 years of his life to the monkhood. As abbot of Wat Don Rai from 1923 onwards, he rebuilt the temple by hand and trained multiple generations of monks. In 1953, he was appointed Phra Upachaaya, serving as one of only two preceptors in the entire Sam Chuk district.

His amulets were never mass-promoted but are deeply respected for their consistency and effect. Even simple forms such as rian medals or basic Somdej tablets carry strong field reports of effectiveness, often outlasting trend-based amulets in spiritual value.