Lp Waypon wat Don Yai Hom

This silver takrut carries the wealth-enhancing yantra of Wat Don Yai Hom, passed down through generations of master practitioners including Luang Phor Ngern and Luang Phor Cheam. Personally prepared and hand-inscribed by Luang Phor Waypon, this piece is part of a closely held batch reserved for those seeking genuine elevation in career, business, and social standing.

Luang Phor Waypon has over 50 years of active experience in wicha and ritual, and maintains the original forms passed to him both as a student and direct relative of Luang Phor Cheam. His deep familiarity with this particular yantra gives each takrut its strength—not only for attracting material wealth, but for ensuring the bearer is seen, trusted, and selected in critical decision-making environments.

Acquisition Story – Sampran Competition, B.E. 256x

This specific piece, serial number 81, was acquired during a visit to Wat Don Yai Hom on the day of the Sampran amulet competition. While waiting for results, the opportunity arose to meet one of Luang Phor Waypon’s close disciples, who was collecting a reserved batch of takruts. One extra had been ordered by chance, and was offered to the collector present.

Upon receiving the takrut, Luang Phor Waypon shared that previous batches had led to multiple reports of professional promotion, improved financial flow, and successful business expansion—consistent with the function of the Don Yai Hom yantra.

Spiritual Purpose and Application

The energy of this takrut is directed toward:

• Advancement in workplace or rank

• Stronger influence in negotiations, interviews, or contract-based dealings

• Steady financial uplift, particularly in small business or sales

• Stabilizing one's position in times of economic uncertainty

The takrut is forged from silver, a metal associated with wealth flow and lunar energy—balancing visibility and stability. The script work was fully completed by Luang Phor himself, following traditional Don Yai Hom procedures with direct spiritual charge.

This piece is recommended for individuals entering a growth phase—those taking on new responsibilities, launching a project, or aiming to solidify financial ground. It carries with it not just the power of the yantra, but the baramee of a teacher who has lived this wicha across five decades.