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Dao Mae Nam Hom — LP Pinak, Wat Sanamlao

• Item: Dao Mae Nam Hom
• Master: LP Pinak
• Temple: Wat Sanamlao
• Province: Saraburi
• Design: Five-pointed star on the front; eight-rayed star on the reverse
• Presentation: Decorative silver-tone frame

Personal Notes

My old partner and I were bringing LP Pinak’s Dao Mae Nam Hom into Singapore as early as 2008. We were the two bringing them in during those early days, and the piece has remained part of our history with Singapore’s amulet scene ever since.

Over the years, LP Pinak’s amulets have gained wider recognition, with many others in the trade now carrying his creations. Seeing that appreciation grow gives this familiar star a lasting place in our story.

Summary

The Dao Mae Nam Hom is one of LP Pinak’s recognisable creations, bringing together the symbolism of the star with traditional blessings for protection, attraction and prosperity.

Its five-pointed front represents the sacred syllables Na Mo Put Ta Ya, associated with the Five Buddhas. The eight-rayed star on the reverse extends that symbolism across the eight directions, expressing the wish for support and protection wherever life takes the wearer.

At the heart of the design is the idea of guidance. In a teaching associated with LP Pinak, the stars that help sailors navigate become a reminder of the value of direction in our own lives. For devotees, the Dao Mae Nam Hom carries that meaning as a source of reassurance while pursuing material progress and a settled inner life.

Historical Background

LP Pinak, also known as Luang Phor Phina Piyatharo, was the respected abbot of Wat Sanamlao in Nong Khae, Saraburi. Originally from Uthai Thani, he entered the monkhood at Wat Nong Tao and developed his practice through meditation and tudong, the wandering ascetic tradition.

Accounts of his monastic journey include training with Luang Pu Mun Bhuridatta before he eventually settled at Wat Sanamlao. His reputation became closely connected with his meditation practice and the distinctive sacred objects treasured by his followers.

He passed away on 15 October 2002. Devotees remember his passing in a seated meditation posture as an enduring expression of his commitment to practice. His amulets continue to be collected in Thailand and among followers overseas, including Singapore and Malaysia.

Blessings and Effects

The five-pointed star brings together several traditional aspirations: protection from harm, metta and seneh for goodwill and attraction, prosperity and sustenance, spiritual resilience, and shelter from harmful intentions.

The eight-rayed star on the reverse represents these blessings reaching across the eight directions. Together, the two faces convey a rounded wish for the wearer to move through life with support, opportunity and reassurance.

Devotees in Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia have associated the Dao Mae Nam Hom with financial stability, clearer decision-making and smoother progress through obstacles. These are experiences and beliefs shared within its devotional following.

Modern Application

The Dao Mae Nam Hom suits those who value a sense of direction alongside their aspirations for prosperity. Its star imagery offers a meaningful reminder to approach decisions with clarity and to keep one’s course through changing circumstances.

For business owners and people whose work involves meeting others, its associations with metta, attraction and sustenance connect naturally with the wish to build goodwill and develop a steady livelihood.

It also holds appeal for collectors who appreciate LP Pinak’s distinctive designs and their established following in Singapore. Worn as a daily devotional piece, it brings together the themes of guidance, protection and purposeful progress.