Thai amulet Rian Phayanak 9 Sien (Nine-Headed Naga) — a sacred amulet consecrated by Luang Phor Chai-nai at Wat Sungkapreedee, Ban Fang district, Khon Kaen Province, BE 2565 (2022).
Design & Symbolism
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Front: Ong Phayanak with nine heads — each head represents one of the nine sacred Naga groups (9 Sien). This symbolizes comprehensive Naga protection and the unification of powerful naga blessings.
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Back: Nakkhaew with the 9 Arttibadee yantra a master yantra that amplifies the combined power of all nine Phayanak.
The Nine Phayanak (summary of powers)
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Phayanak Anattanakkarah — prosperity & abundance
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Phayanak Mutjarinnakkarah — charm, metta, popularity
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Phayanak Puchongnakkarah — protection from harm & black magic
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Phayanak Sreesuttonakkarah — health & vitality
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Phayanak Sreesattanakkarah — authority & leadership
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Phayanak Petchpattaranakkarah — business opportunity & wealth flow
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Phayanak Dhamsansirijantranakkarah — purification & spiritual merit
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Phayanak Kantasretevanakkarah — faith, devotion, protective grace
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Phayanak Yadsamannakkarah — wisdom & right decision making
Powers & Benefits
Worshippers and owners traditionally report:
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Strong wealth and prosperity attraction
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Protection from dangers, curses, and black magic
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Enhanced metta maha niyom (popularity & charm) and maha saneah (magnetism)
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Business growth, better opportunity, and clearing obstacles
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Ability to produce holy water and other blessings for family or business
Specifications
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Master: Luang Phor Chai-nai (LP Chai-nai)
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Temple: Wat Sungkapreedee (Ban Fang), Khon Kaen
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Year: BE 2565 (2022)
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Type: Rian Phayanak 9 Sien (Nine-Headed Naga)
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Back: Nakkhaew with 9-Arttibadee Yantra
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Material: Sacred copper alloy with color coating (varies by piece)
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Case: Clear acrylic waterproof case (ready to wear)
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Authenticity: Temple-blessed, genuine amulet
🧘 Short Story of Luang Phor Chai-nai
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Luang Phor Chai-nai is a respected monk locally famous in Khon Kaen Province (Ban Fang) at Wat Sungkapreedee
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He has gained recognition among amulet collectors for creating powerful amulets that are known for their protection, wealth attraction, and personal charisma / metta.
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Amulet editions by Luang Phor Chai-nai often feature special designs, limited numbers, carefully consecrated ceremonies, and distinct coatings or elements (e.g. enamel, special metals).
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One popular piece is the “Paya Khai Neung” edition, which showcases his style and spiritual power with visible community devotion.
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Devotees believe his amulets carry blessings of Kongkraphan / invulnerability, protection from seen & unseen danger, prosperity, good luck, and enhanced spiritual merit.
