Lp Up Wat Tong Sai 2509

MS7

For those who have followed my journey with Luang Phor Up’s amulets, you will know how strongly I regard his creations—especially after my personal experience with his locket.

Luang Phor Up was a master particularly respected for wish-granting wicha. His ability to consecrate Mae Pim is perhaps the clearest testament to this. Mae Pim is regarded as a wish-fulfilling deity associated with metta, attraction, prosperity and the opening of opportunities. To me, this reflects Luang Phor Up’s exceptional ability to help devotees turn sincere aspirations into favourable outcomes.

The piece offered here is Luang Phor Up’s first-batch medallion. What makes it especially meaningful is the sacred material attached to its reverse: a lead sheet inscribed with yantra by Luang Phor Up himself, together with his hair and nail relics. These were obtained through a close luksit of Luang Phor Up, giving the piece a particularly intimate connection to the master.

After experiencing considerable success while wearing Luang Phor Up’s locket, I decided to obtain a first-batch medallion for myself. I wore it successfully for several years before eventually passing it to one of my cousins when he started a business supplying plumbing products.

Until today, this remains the only amulet he wears. His company has since grown to achieve an annual revenue of more than S$10 million. Naturally, his accomplishments came through years of effort and sound business decisions, but his continued faith in this single piece speaks for itself.

Based on my own experiences—and those of people close to me—I sincerely regard Luang Phor Up’s amulets as especially supportive for wealth, business growth and career advancement. His pieces are not merely objects that I sell; they have accompanied my family and me through some of the most important stages of our lives.

This particular medallion has also been fitted in a beautiful, custom-made gold casing. Beyond its rarity and sacred contents, I would recommend it to someone who wants to build a deeper and more personal connection with Luang Phor Up.

It is a premium piece, but it represents far more than its material value: a first-batch medallion, handwritten yantra and personal relics of the master, all brought together in one highly meaningful amulet.