Phra Somdej Hubaysri 5 Chan (with Gems) • BE2536
Wat Sakae, Ayutthaya • Ceremony Led by Luang Pu Moon, Wat Ban Jan
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Phra Somdej Hubaysri 5 Chan (with gems) BE2536, Wat Sakae — ceremony led by Luang Pu Moon of Wat Ban Jan.
History of Phra Somdej Hubaysri 5 Chan (with Gems) BE2536
Ceremony Location: Wat Sakae, Ayutthaya, Thailand
Year of Creation: BE2536 (1993 CE)
Presiding Master: Luang Pu Moon Bhuridhatto of Wat Ban Jan
The Phra Somdej Hubaysri 5 Chan (with gems) was created during a grand consecration at Wat Sakae in BE2536. The ceremony was led by the highly revered Luang Pu Moon Bhuridhatto of Wat Ban Jan, supported by many other reputable monks. The amulet’s five-layer structure and embedded colourful gems quickly made it a distinctive and sought-after modern Somdej, blending classical Somdej iconography with contemporary ritual emphasis on prosperity and protection.
Contextual Insight: BE2530s Somdej from recognised temples like Wat Sakae form an important bridge between classic Somdej traditions and contemporary Thai Buddhist practice. The involvement of Luang Pu Moon, known for deep meditation and powerful Sai Wet Witthaya Buddhakom, has given this batch a strong reputation among devotees seeking both spiritual depth and practical blessings.
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Obverse — Hubaysri Somdej with five-step base (5 Chan) and embedded gemstone accents. |
Reverse — shows sacred powder texture and gem settings, typical of BE2536 production. |
Overview of Phra Somdej Hubaysri 5 Chan (with Gems)
The Phra Somdej Hubaysri 5 Chan was created as a modern Somdej series emphasising prosperity, protection, and spiritual blessings. Its unique features are the layered base (5 Chan) combined with multi-coloured gemstones set into the surface. This design expresses both classical Somdej symbolism and a contemporary aspiration for abundance, success, and spiritual progress.
Design, Symbolism & Sacred Composition
- Five Layers (5 Chan): Represent the progressive cultivation of Sila (morality), Samadhi (concentration), Pañña (wisdom), Vimutti (liberation), and Vimutti-ñanadassana (knowledge of liberation).
- Embedded Gems: Symbolise the “jewels” of the Dhamma and the richness of blessings in the wearer’s life — wealth, opportunities, supportive relationships, and inner brightness.
- Sacred Materials: Mixed from sanctified powders and relics gathered from various renowned temples, including old Somdej powder, temple soils, holy ash, and other ritual substances selected under the guidance of senior monks.
Materials & Craftsmanship
| Material | Sacred powder mix (Somdej-style holy powders, temple powders, relic fragments, herbs) with embedded gemstone inlays. |
| Pim / Form | Somdej Hubaysri Pim 5 Chan — five-step base, central Buddha image, and surface jewels arranged in balanced layout. |
| Consecration | Multi-stage consecration at Wat Sakae, including chanting, meditation, and final empowerment led by Luang Pu Moon Bhuridhatto with participation from many other reputable monks. |
Ceremony at Wat Sakae & Role of Luang Pu Moon
The consecration took place at Wat Sakae, Ayutthaya — a temple with longstanding ritual heritage. The event was a major occasion, featuring traditional chanting, meditation, and invocation of blessings from the Triple Gem. The timing of the ceremony followed auspicious astrological alignments to maximise spiritual potency.
Luang Pu Moon Bhuridhatto, renowned for deep meditation and mastery of Sai Wet Witthaya Buddhakom, served as presiding master. His presence and blessing are believed to infuse the amulet with strong energies of protection, prosperity, and spiritual transformation.
Spiritual Significance & Expected Benefits
- Protection: Shielding the wearer from harm, misfortune, and negative influences.
- Prosperity & Wealth Attraction: Supporting business, career growth, and financial stability.
- Metta Mahaniyom: Enhancing charm, kindness, and social harmony, attracting help from others.
- Spiritual Growth: Encouraging mindfulness, ethical conduct, and progress in meditation and Dhamma practice.
Popularity & Legacy
Since its creation in BE2536, the Phra Somdej Hubaysri 5 Chan (with gems) has gained strong recognition among both collectors and devotees. Its association with Luang Pu Moon, the carefully planned ceremony at Wat Sakae, and its distinctive gem-set design have elevated it to one of the more cherished Somdej amulets of the modern era. Many wearers regard it as a “working” amulet — both beautiful to collect and actively used for protection, luck, and spiritual encouragement.
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Disclaimer: This article is intended for cultural and academic appreciation of Thai Buddhist amulets. Details on authentication and ritual context are provided for educational purposes and personal study, and do not constitute legal or forensic certification.