Rian Phaya Tao Lor Trimas Phra Sankajai BE2525 Nur Thong Phasom Luang Pu Liew (Lp Liew), Wat Rai Taeng Thong, Sanam Chandra Palace restoration model (encased waterproof casing)
Rian Phaya Tao Lor Trimas Phra Sankajai B.E. 2525
Luang Pu Liew – Wat Rai Taeng Thong
The Rian Phaya Tao Lor Trimas Phra Sankajai is a sacred medallion created in B.E. 2525 (1982) by Luang Pu Liew Wajasit of Wat Rai Taeng Thong, Nakhon Pathom. Cast from Nur Thong Phasom (mixed sacred brass), this edition was dedicated to the restoration of Sanam Chandra Palace. It features Phra Sankajai seated on Phaya Tao Lor (turtle), a design symbolizing wealth, contentment, protection, and longevity. The amulet was also issued with an official waterproof casing.
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Rian Phaya Tao Lor Trimas Phra Sankajai B.E. 2525 – Sanam Chandra Palace Edition
Historical Background
- Amulet Name: Rian Phaya Tao Lor Trimas Phra Sankajai
- Year of Creation: B.E. 2525 (1982)
- Material: Nur Thong Phasom (mixed sacred brass)
- Creator: Luang Pu Liew Wajasit, Wat Rai Taeng Thong
- Special Edition: For Sanam Chandra Palace restoration
- Feature: Waterproof encased, featuring Phra Sankajai on a turtle
Symbolism and Meaning
- Phra Sankajai (Sangkachai): Symbol of prosperity, wisdom, and contentment.
- Phaya Tao Lor (Turtle): Represents longevity, protection, and steady progress.
- Trimas Blessing: Blessed over a 3-month ceremony, greatly enhancing its power.
The combination of Metta Maha Niyom (attraction & kindness), Klaew Klaad (danger evasion), Chok Laap (luck & fortune), and Ayu Yuen (longevity) makes this amulet highly sought after.
Front view of the medallion
Casting & Materials
The medallion was cast from Nur Thong Phasom, a sacred brass mixture that included:
- Melted sacred metals from older amulets
- Yantra plates inscribed and blessed by Luang Pu Liew
- Devotee-offered metals for merit-making
Each piece was crafted using the traditional lost-wax casting method, ensuring high detail, natural patina, and enduring energy.
Rear view of the medallion
Blessing Ceremony
- 3-month Trimas blessing with continuous chanting
- Vipassana meditation by Luang Pu Liew and senior monks
- Sacred yantras inscribed in the blessing hall
- Empowerment during full moon and eclipse phases
The temple also issued waterproof casing to protect the amulet while preserving the sacred energy infused during consecration.
About Luang Pu Liew (1905–2002)
Luang Pu Liew Wajasit was a highly respected monk, renowned for his Wicha Tao (turtle magic). He became famous for his Phaya Tao Ruean turtle-shaped amulets and was instrumental in raising Wat Rai Taeng Thong into a major spiritual center. He passed away in B.E. 2545 (2002), leaving behind a legacy of deeply revered amulets.
Conclusion
The Rian Phaya Tao Lor Trimas Phra Sankajai B.E. 2525 is valued for both its spiritual potency and historical significance. With its symbolism of wealth, protection, and long life, along with its powerful Trimas blessing, it remains a treasured amulet for collectors and devotees alike.
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