Sian Pae Rongsi "Ah Pei Rong Si" (Ajahn Ngow Kim Koi) Wat Salajao

Sian Pae Rongsi "Ah Pei Rong Si " (Ajahn Ngow Kim Koi) Wat Salajao

 

Sian Pae Rongsi "Ah Pei Rong Si"


The Sacred Master of Prosperity and Trade


Sian Pae Rongsi, also known as Ah Pei Rong Si or Master Pae of the Rice Mill, is venerated as a powerful spiritual figure who blesses devotees with business success, fortune, protection from debt, and overall prosperity. Though lesser known nationally, he is highly respected among the Thai-Chinese community, particularly in Pathum Thani Province, and by merchants across Thailand.

Who Was Sian Pae Rongsi?


Sian Pae Rongsi was the spiritual title of Ajahn Ngow Kim Koi, a real-life Thai-Chinese layperson known for his charitable heart and mystical wisdom. His Thai name was Nathee Thongsiri.

  • Born: BE 2443 (AD 1900)

  • Passed Away: BE 2527 (AD 1984) at the age of 86


He was best known as the owner of a successful rice mill in Pathum Thani. Aside from his business acumen, he possessed extensive knowledge in Chinese rituals, feng shui, and talismanic practices, which made him a figure of both material and spiritual inspiration. Locals referred to him as “Master Pae of the Rice Mill.”

What Blessings Does Sian Pae Rongsi Bestow?


Devotees who venerate Sian Pae Rongsi commonly believe that he brings:

  • Good luck in business and trade

  • Financial stability and protection from poverty

  • Career advancement and success in sales

  • Elimination of bad fortune or debt


He is symbolized by his personal sacred yantra, the “Faa Prathan Phon” or Heavenly Blessing Yantra, which is carried or displayed in homes and shops. This yantra embodies the energy of prosperity and divine assistance.

Legacy and Miraculous Deeds


Sian Pae immigrated to Thailand during the reign of King Rama VI (BE 2453–2468). He began life humbly as a laborer and later worked in a local rice mill. Through persistence, thrift, and ethics, he eventually co-owned and ran the Bang Pho Tai Rice Mill, becoming a successful businessman.


Despite his wealth, he remained grounded and gave generously to the poor. He often offered free advice in feng shui and wrote talismans using Chinese calligraphy with the blessing:


天官赐福 (Tian Guan Ci Fu) – “The Heavenly Officer Bestows Blessings”


A notable story from his life recounts how he restored a dilapidated riverside shrine with his own hands. During the shrine’s opening ceremony, a storm seemed imminent. Master Pae lit incense and performed a ritual—and miraculously, the sky cleared. This event, witnessed by many, spread his fame and reverence throughout the region.

Passing and Commemoration


Sian Pae Rongsi passed away peacefully on January 16, BE 2527 (AD 1984).


In honor of his virtues and lifelong service, his followers constructed the “Sala Nathee Thongsiri” in BE 2529 (AD 1986) at Wat Salajao (Wat Makham) in Mueang District, Pathum Thani Province. This memorial hall distributes Faa Prathan Phon talismans free of charge, continuing his legacy of generosity.

How to Worship Sian Pae Rongsi


To seek blessings from Sian Pae Rongsi, follow this respectful process:

  1. Prepare an image or statue of Sian Pae Rongsi.

  2. Chant “Namo Tassa” three times.

  3. Recite the mantra:

    “Tian Guan Ci Fu” (天官赐福)

    (Repeat 5 times)

  4. Pray sincerely based on your intentions — for trade, sales, or personal blessings.

  5. Optionally, request spiritual permission to worship him with the following prayer:

    “I, (your full name), have faith and wish to follow in the footsteps of Sian Pae Rongsi.
    I humbly seek his acknowledgment of my devotion.
    If I am accepted, may I receive a sign — through dreams, or the scent of incense or flowers.”


Some believe that if accepted, the spirit of Sian Pae Rongsi will make his presence known subtly.

Final Reflections


Sian Pae Rongsi is more than a symbol of good luck — he embodies the values of honesty, compassion, diligence, and community service. Worshippers are encouraged to follow these virtues in their lives to truly benefit from his blessings.


His talismans and teachings continue to inspire new generations of merchants, entrepreneurs, and spiritual seekers who value both material success and moral integrity.

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