Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng (Model:Bayinnaung ,Serie:Tripartite Of Khmer Empire) by Arjarn Ongart Seengam

Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng (Model:Bayinnaung ,Serie:Tripartite Of Khmer Empire) by Arjarn Ongart Seengam.

“Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng” in the form of a mini statue that Arjarn Ongart made, followed the ancient magic of Myanmar and the Shan people (Tai Yai). Small size, easy to carry. Women can carry this amulet conveniently. Arjarn Ongart expected that this batch would be another important force in clearing the negative mystery for the owner. Because if the negative mystery disappears, good things will come automatically. So, the owner can ask for anything faster and more effective.

This model is quite special because before creating, Arjarn Ongart specially traveled to Shan (Tai Yai) to consult with his disciples and teachers about the creating process of Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng. Arjarn Ongart also said that “In fact, in Burma, Khmer, Thai, Laos, including the tribes. They have the same belief about Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng, just have different names for each region."

Made from various ancient metals that have aged over 1,000 years. Arjarn Ongart used the materials that were left over from casting "Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng (altar statue) 1st batch” to make it. This model refers to the legend of Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng of Myanmar and Shan people. According to the legend that has been said, Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng is a supernatural magic doll amulet that always protected “Bayinnaung Kyawhtin Nawrahta”, the winner of 10 directions so, no one can harm him at all.

"Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng" is a magic subject of high class charm, very few people have actually studied this subject. Arjarn Ongart created and consecrated Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng according to the scripture he got from the Dhutanga monk. Those who occupy this amulet will have great charm and outstanding popularity. Moreover, it can also warn of danger, inspire prognostics, fight against mystical things and evil spirits.

The Legend Of Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng.

Arjarn Ongart said that according to the scripture, "Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng" is "The Great Spirit Of The Three Worlds". When Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng was a servant of Lord Shiva, the god of Mount Kailash, he was blessed to have mighty power throughout the heaven world, to have power over all spirits, to be superior than evil in every direction, to be immortal no one can kill. According to the legend, it is said that once upon a time, Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng drank alcoholic beverages until he lost consciousness and rampaged through the heavens by chasing and killing countless deities. Even the gods and angels still couldn't vanquish him.

Later, Lord Shiva heard about what happened in the heaven so, Lord Shiva told lord Vishnu to defeat Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng. Lord Vishnu used weapons that are superior to all gods and angels to fight against Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng but, Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng cannot be killed or destroyed because Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng could be resurrected. Until 7 days in heaven have passed, no matter Lord Vishnu used any weapon, it could not kill or subdue Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng.

Lord Shiva foresaw that if he left the situation like this for a long time, it would certainly not be good for the heavens. Therefore, Lord Shiva went to the place where lord Vishnu and Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng were fighting. When Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng saw lord Shiva, who was the revered master of him. Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng sat down on the ground and bowed in front of Lord Shiva and surrendered well to lord Vishnu and was ready to receive punishment from Lord Shiva.

Then, Lord Shiva ordered the important duty to Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng to help lord Yama, the deity of death, to atone for the guilt that Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng made in the heaven. After that, Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng was entrusted as the field marshal of lord Yama to take care of all the ghosts and demons of the 3 worlds and defeat the bad devils. Interestingly, Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng has the habit of secretly coming to the human world to drink alcoholic beverage regularly so, every time he visits the human world, all ghosts and spirits will shy away from the power and prestige of Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng. Wherever Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng goes, he will be the big boss of angels, spirits, demons, no matter how powerful they are. When they meet Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng, their powers will immediately diminish.

According to the scripture, Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng has an attendant in the human world who serves and sends news about ghosts who behave badly to him, namely "Phaya Ngang" or Ngang. Therefore, since ancient times, Dhutanga monks like to carry Ngang because ghosts and evils are very afraid of Ngang. Ngang is able to instantly communicate his mind to Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng, who is his own master. Because when Dhutanga monks hike through the forest, they must encounter things that can be seen and not seen. Dhutanga monks like to carry Ngang to protect themselves. Interestingly, according to the magic scriptures of the northern and northeastern side of Thailand, they will use spells to awaken Ngang. Most of those spells will always have the word Salaeng Ngaeng to worship Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng, the direct master of Ngang.

“Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng” (altar statue) 1st batch. Arjarn Ongart started to prepare the mold from the original prototype carved from auspicious wood. This is a wonderful legendary amulet creation that will shake 3 worlds for sure.

The superb level of materials with various metallic antiques, Arjarn Ongart has prepared to cast them together into the Khmer god of the Varman dynasty who is the big boss of all "Ngang" families.

August 6, 2023, the good day, the auspicious day, the day of victory of ancient Khmer. Arjarn Ongart came to the foundry to cast “Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng” (altar statue) 1st batch, with 7.5 inches wide and 9.5 inches high for his disciples to worship. Arjarn Ongart performed a holy water sprinkling in the ceremony to clear any negative mystery out of the mass and every holy thing. After casting, Arjarn Ongart smashed the crucible himself to check up. Interestingly, the casters said that they got goosebumps all the time when they were at the ceremony.

New batch of “Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng” in mini statue and coin. Made from various ancient metals that have age over 1,000 years. Arjarn Ongart used the materials that left over from casting "Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng (altar statue) 1st batch” to make.

This new batch refers to the legend of Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng of Myanmar and Shan people. According to the legend that has been said, Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng is a supernatural magic doll amulet that always protected “Bayinnaung Kyawhtin Nawrahta”, the winner of 10 directions so, no one can harm him at all.

Wowww, this is a metal coin but, why its surface has pattern like wood??? “Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng Coin” that created from powerful materials. Its appearance and image are the same as altar statue version, just smaller in size, but the power of the magical intensity is not different.

The prototype figure of Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng that Arjarn Ongart named this model as “Bayinnaung”. This prototype was carved from auspicious wood according to Arjarn Ongart’s magical technique.

This model is quite special because before creating, Arjarn Ongart specially traveled to Shan (Tai Yai) to consult with his disciples and teachers about the creating process of Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng.

Arjarn Ongart also said that “Infact, in Burma, Khmer, Thai, Laos, including the tribes. They have same belief about Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng, just have different names for each region."

So beautiful than anyone can resist!! The mini statue of Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng (Model: bayinnaung) and Phra Si Salaeng Ngaeng coin that Arjarn Ongart made it from 99.99% pure silver. Made only 9 pieces of each type. It is more than 100% that this special type must be a legend.

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