Lp Nergn Wat Donyaihom

Among the many revered amulets blessed by Luang Phor Ngern of Wat Don Yai Hom,
few are as spiritually significant — or as misunderstood — as the Phra Sip That.

The name "Sip That" means "Ten Forms," referring to the 10 Avatars of the Lord Buddha through his cycle of births, each transformation leading closer toward ultimate enlightenment (Nirvana).

Each form represents not just a historical moment, but a spiritual principle — patience, sacrifice, strength, wisdom — culminating in the final liberation.

Because of the immense spiritual layers tied to this concept, the creation and blessing of the Phra Sip That required more than just skilled craftsmanship.
It required:

• The right materials

• The right timing

• The right spiritual preparation

Everything needed to be correct, from the relics used to the exact moments of consecration.

The sacred clay used for this Phra Sip That was sourced directly from specific spots within the grounds of Wat Don Yai Hom — areas identified and revered for their spiritual charge.

Even today, if you visit the temple, you can find Luang Phor Waypon — the nephew of Luang Phor Cham quietly continuing the same ancient practice:-

digging clay from these particular locations with ritual precision, following the old methods passed down through generations.

The baramee (accumulated spiritual merit and authority) infused into this clay is immense.

In practical terms, the blessings that come from this Phra Sip That are deeply transformative:

• Support in professional success, especially for those in leadership, finance, banking, and business

• Strengthening of personal aura and authority, giving the wearer natural command and respect

• Facilitation of breakthroughs, helping remove hidden obstacles in one’s life path

Many of the initial buyers of this piece — those who acquired it years ago — were individuals working in finance and banking.

Today, many of them are still thriving, and almost all attribute part of their enduring success to the blessings carried by this amulet.

Another important aspect:

For those who work with barang (occult items), the Phra Sip That serves as a powerful stabilizer and amplifier.

It boosts the wearer’s baramee to a level sufficient to properly maintain and control higher-grade barang, ensuring that their spiritual tools remain effective, disciplined, and balanced.

In the world of serious wicha, baramee is not an option it is a requirement.

Without it, even the strongest barang can become unstable.

This piece directly supports and sustains that necessary foundation.