Special Thai Amulet Phra Prom (Four-Faced Brahma) – Prom Mahayant "Ruay Nirand" (Forever Rich) Edition BE 2567

This authentic Phra Prom Mahayant "Ruay Nirand" (Forever Rich) Edition was created and blessed by Phra Ajarn Veerapon of Wat Talingchan and released in Buddhist Era 2567 (2024). Beautifully crafted from 3K material, this special edition combines two of Thailand's most revered sacred figures—Phra Prom (Four-Faced Brahma) and Taowesuwan—making it a meaningful amulet for both collectors and devotees.

The front portrays the majestic image of Phra Prom (Four-Faced Brahma), surrounded by numerous sacred Yantras (Yants) traditionally associated with prosperity, protection, loving-kindness, popularity, and the fulfillment of sincere wishes.

The reverse features Taowesuwan (Vessavana) together with sacred Yantras. In Thai Buddhist tradition, Taowesuwan is widely revered as a guardian deity associated with protection, prosperity, courage, and safeguarding devotees from negative influences.

This beautifully designed amulet comes in a clear acrylic waterproof case, ready to wear or carry every day.

Product Features

• Edition: Prom Mahayant "Ruay Nirand" (Forever Rich)
• Buddhist Era: BE 2567 (2024)
• Blessed by: Phra Ajarn Veerapon
• Temple: Wat Talingchan
• Material: 3K material
• Front: Phra Prom (Four-Faced Brahma) with sacred Yantras
• Back: Taowesuwan with sacred Yantras
• Includes clear acrylic waterproof case
• Ready to wear
• 100% genuine authentic Thai blessed amulet

Traditional Beliefs & Benefits

According to Thai Buddhist tradition, this amulet is believed to help with:

• Attracting wealth and prosperity
• Protection from negative influences
• Metta Maha Niyom (enhancing kindness, popularity, and favorable relationships)
• Supporting the fulfillment of sincere wishes
• Success in business and career
• Removing obstacles
• Good fortune and positive opportunities
• Peace of mind and spiritual encouragement
• Confidence and determination in daily life

Sacred Symbolism

Phra Prom (Four-Faced Brahma)

Phra Prom is traditionally associated with wisdom, compassion, success, prosperity, and the granting of sincere wishes. Each of the four faces symbolizes watchfulness in all directions and blessings for different aspects of life.

Taowesuwan

Taowesuwan is one of the Four Heavenly Kings and is revered in Thai Buddhism as a guardian deity. He is traditionally associated with protection, courage, prosperity, and safeguarding devotees from harmful influences while encouraging righteous living.