Prize-Pouncing Tiger King (copper) by Phra Palad Apichart Wat Khlong Khanon, Ratchaburi

Prize-Pouncing Tiger King (series: Sao 5) by Phra Palad Apichart Punyachato (Arjarn Ratch), Wat Khlong Khanon, Ratchaburi Province.

The Tiger King above all tigers, with the power of a tiger that never begs for prey. When the time comes, the target will instead run toward it, becoming its prey.
Unrivaled charm and Great Hypnosis, capable of dispelling curses and malevolent energies.

Phra Palad Apichart Punyachato (Arjarn Ratch) is a direct successor of sacred knowledge passed down from Luang Pho Suchon Thawandhammo, or Luang Pho Jie of Wat Khlong Khanon, a renowned monk of the Mae Klong River region. He was a distinguished disciple of Luang Pu Yot Chinawongso of Wat Kaew Charoen and inherited spiritual teachings from many esteemed masters of the past, such as Arjarn Nu Thongsiri (creator of the famous "Ear Flag" amulet) and Arjarn Thep Sarikabut (magic teacher who adept in esoteric magic and astrology).

This amulet underwent multiple sessions of ritual blessings, including solo ceremonies in the monk’s residence, additional blessings were performed over multiple sessions, culminating in a final empowerment on Sao 5 occasion, ensuring its mystical potency.

“Prize-Pouncing Tiger King” is imbued with blessings for supreme authority, smooth livelihood, and unrivaled charm. It captivates minds, promotes kindness in trade, and brings good fortune and financial stability. As a masterpiece of tiger amulet, it is regarded as the Tiger King above all tigers. Even other tigers respect its power. With spiritual strength, charisma, and great mystical energy, it is the ultimate ruler of the forest, possessing the independence to never beg for prey. When the time comes, the target will instead run toward it, becoming its prey. Ensuring prosperity, contentment, and abundance. It also dispels curses and harmful forces. Arjarn Ratch inscribed sacred scripts onto the metal plates, which were part of the materials used in the casting process. Each plate was uniquely empowered with various Yantras, each distinct and significant, including the “Solot Maha Mongkol Yantra”, Threefold Refuge Yantra ("Trai Saranakom Yantra"), 5 Buddhas Yantra, Ear Flag Yantra, and Charm & Popularity Yantra (renowned as one of the master’s most famous works). These yantras are believed to subdue enemies, overcome rivals, ensure smooth livelihood, provide ultimate protection, and safeguard against harm.

Number of Builds:
1. Silver material, made 99 pieces.
2. Nawa material (9 metal alloy), made 199 pieces (sold out).
3. Cloud metal material (Mehkphat), made 259 pieces.
4. Accumulated Sacred Metals material, made 888 pieces.
5. Copper material, made 888 pieces.
6. Brass material, made 888 pieces.
Made in Year 2020.

ภาพพิธีปลุกเสกชนวนมวลสารสำคัญในการจัดสร้าง “ราชาพยัคฆ์ตะปบทรัพย์”
blessing ceremony for the consecration of essential materials used in creating the "Prize-Pouncing Tiger King"

อาจารย์ราชลงอักขระกำกับ ในแผ่นชนวนซึ่งเป็นมวลสารในการหลอมเพื่อจัดสร้าง “ราชาพยัคฆ์ตะปบทรัพย์” 
Arjarn Ratch inscribed sacred scripts onto the metal plates, which were part of the materials used in the casting process of “Prize-Pouncing Tiger King”.

พระปลัดอภิชาติ ปุญญชาโต (อาจารย์ราช) อธิษฐานจิตปลุกเสกหลายวาระ ทั้งเสกเดี่ยวในกุฏิ เสกทั้งชนวน มวลสาร เสกสำทับอีกหลายวาระและเสกปิดในวันเสาร์ ๕ อีกวาระ เพื่อให้มีอานุภาพและพุทธคุณเข้มขลังอย่างเต็มเปี่ยม

Phra Palad Apichart Punyachato (Arjarn Ratch) performed multiple blessing, including solo ceremonies in the monk’s residence, additional blessings were performed over multiple sessions, culminating in a final empowerment on Sao 5 occasion, ensuring its mystical potency.

Time sale : Until the remains