The Eight-Armed Grandfather Lersi protects from all eight directions, while the Goat King leads the way to royal fortune. It enhances Feng Shui, reflects negativity, and attracts all forms of blessings. It offers charm and compassion, boosts wealth and prosperity, and ensures safety and protection. By worshiping this single coin, you receive the benefits of both. It’s a complete combo, covering all aspects and fulfilling every need.

In 2024, Arjarn New conceived the creation of the Eight-Armed Lersi Goat King Coin as an offering to honor his teacher and to continue the tradition of the goat magic he has learned. He gathered sacred metals and various amulets he had collected over time to be used as the material for casting the coin.

Arjarn New put a great deal of effort into creating this coin. He spent months designing and finding the perfect artistic style. He said, "If I'm going to create something of great value, the magic and art must honor the teacher. As for the blessing ceremony, there's no need to worry. I guarantee the teacher's reputation will remain intact."
 

The shape of this coin is octagonal, beautifully eye-catching, resembling the "Eight-Sided Mirror" or "Bagua Mirror," which is used in Chinese beliefs to reflect or protect against negative energy. The front features the revered master, Grandfather Lersi Narai riding on Garuda, while the back depicts the mighty Goat King of Fortune.

During the consecration process, Arjarn New set up a pig's head offering, established the elements to support the energy, and called upon the 32 physical attributes. He invited the 108 powerful hermit teachers to reside in the coin and enhanced it with the goat magic passed down from "LP Um, Wat Nong Krabok," which includes all the necessary magical attributes. This was done to ensure that the goat on the coin would bring charm, kindness, good fortune, and power, as well as the ability to earn a living, take on misfortunes on behalf of the worshiper, and protect them.

Arjarn New has also inscribed a special Yantra on the coin. This Yantra is read as "Nang (นัง)" and comes from the legendary "Nimit Phitsamon" magic of Phor Than Keow of Wat Huai Ngor.It is said that around 1997, Luang Pu Thuat appeared in a dream to teach Phor Than Keow this magic, instructing him to create Nimit Phitsamon Takruds to distribute to the villagers, soldiers, and police in the three southern border provinces of Thailand before the unrest occurred. According to local accounts, "No one has ever seen a corpse with a Nimit Phitsamon Takrud on it." It is widely believed that this Yantra possesses powerful protective qualities, offering safety and protection, to the extent that it can even stop the hand of death itself.

Let the pictures describe the confidence and faith of many believers toward “Goat King” of Arjarn New Akuniwong. All of these pictures come from real worshipers, no stand-ins. That's why Arjarn New could proudly say "My Goat Is Good In Every Way”.

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