Lp Nergn Wat Don Yai Hom

MS06

Personal Notes

Prah Sip That is one of the enduring signature amulets associated with Luang Phor Ngern of Wat Don Yai Hom. Its compact arrangement of ten Buddha images gives it an immediately recognisable presence, while its meaning reaches beyond the individual images: it is a reminder of the cultivation of merit, discipline, patience, wisdom, and steady purpose.

Summary

This copper Prah Sip That was issued under Luang Phor Ngern of Wat Don Yai Hom in B.E. 2512. Often described by collectors as the “10 Buddhas,” the type is closely linked to the Buddhist idea of the ten great former lives of the Bodhisatta and the ten barami, or perfections.

It is a meaningful mainstream piece for devotees who appreciate both the established lineage of Wat Don Yai Hom and an amulet carrying a clear devotional message of gradual progress through good conduct and perseverance.

Historical Background

Luang Phor Ngern Jantasuwanno of Wat Don Yai Hom, Nakhon Pathom, was among the province’s most respected monk masters. He was widely remembered for his work in developing the temple, supporting education, and helping the local community.

Over time, Wat Don Yai Hom became an important centre of faith in central Thailand. Luang Phor Ngern’s coins, cast images, takruts, powder amulets, and Prah Sip That types remain especially appreciated by collectors and devotees today.

Origins of the Materials

This B.E. 2512 edition is made in copper, a traditional metal favoured for its warm natural ageing and durable character. With time and proper care, the surface develops its own patina, making each surviving piece individual.

The amulet is housed in a 90% gold frame, giving it a refined presentation while keeping the original piece suitable for regular wear.

Ritual

The name Sip That is commonly understood by collectors as referring to ten Buddha images, while the broader devotional meaning is connected with the Ten Jataka tales and the ten barami:

• Giving

• Moral discipline

• Renunciation

• Wisdom

• Perseverance

• Patience

• Truthfulness

• Determination

• Loving-kindness

• Equanimity

For many devotees, the amulet serves as a personal reminder that worthwhile results are built gradually—through clear intention, consistent effort, and good karma.

Blessings and Effects

Devotees of Luang Phor Ngern traditionally venerate his amulets for:

• Steady progress in work and business

• Support in trade, negotiations, and daily dealings

• Metta and goodwill from people around the wearer

• Calmness, clarity, and better judgment

• General protection during travel and everyday life

As with all sacred amulets, these are matters of personal faith and devotion.

Modern Application

This is an excellent piece for business owners, sales professionals, managers, and collectors who prefer a respected mainstream amulet with an established temple lineage.

Its message is especially fitting for someone building a career or business over the long term: keep the mind steady, treat people well, and let effort accumulate into results.

Physical Details

• Amulet: Prah Sip That

• Master: Luang Phor Ngern, Wat Don Yai Hom

• Year: B.E. 2512

• Province: Nakhon Pathom

• Material: Copper

• Size: Approximately 1 inch

• Frame: 90% gold

• Certification: Samakom certificate

• Category: Mainstream

Recommended Pairing

None just this is good enough else you can pair or alternate it with a Roop Lor or any Monk Image (Preferably Lp Nergn)