Kuman Thong Ngern Lai Ma (Wealth Flowing Child) @ Phra Archan Waen

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Phra Archan Waen Dhammarakkhito Wat Pa Pracha Samakkee Dham, Lup Subdistrict, Mueang District, Kalasin Province. (Ngern Lai Ma Edition)

 

The Kuman Thong "Ngern Lai Ma" (Wealth Flowing) by Phra Archan Waen Dhammarakkhito—the highly powerful guru monk of Kalasin Province—is meticulously cast from sacred metals.

 

Sacred Materials & Sorcery Elements.

 

The base metal was created by melting down highly potent and mystical sorcery materials (Muan Sarn Athan), including:

 

• Coffin nails (Tapu Tok Long Phee)
• Dead man’s mouth coins (Hian Pak Phee)
• Mortuary pry bars (Lek Ngat Phee)
• Cremation grates (Takrang Phao Phee)
• 14 inscribed Yant Na Pathamang Maha Kamnoet sheets
• Sacred Conception Yant sheets
• 108 auspicious Yant Na Maha Mongkhon sheets
• Universal elemental Yant sheets used to establish, support, and refine the core spiritual elements (Tang That, Ngun That, Chup That)
• Yant Thawittingsa Akarasut sheets (governing the 32 physical attributes)
• Yant Panchakhan sheets (governing the 5 skandhas/aggregates), among various other sacred inscriptions.

 

All of these mystical metals were completely smelted and merged together to forge the unique form of this Kuman Thong.

 

Symbolic Appearance & Meaning.

 

The Kuman Thong is depicted in a dynamic, forward-stepping posture, standing on his tiptoes. His right hand holds a money bag, and his left hand holds a wish-fulfilling crystal gem (Kaew Saraphat Nuek). This precise iconography carries deep spiritual meanings:

 

• The Stepping Posture: Represents moving forward continuously in life without ever stopping, stepping forward with unwavering stability and confidence.
• The Money Bag: Signifies freedom from financial hardship; ensuring money and gold flow continuously into your possession (Ngun Lai Nong, Thong Lai Ma).
• The Wish-Fulfilling Gem: Grants the keeper the power to achieve whatever their heart desires with complete success.

 

Following the casting process, Phra Archan Waen performed a rigorous consecration ritual by establishing, supporting, and empowering the spiritual elements. He invoked the 5 Aggregates (Khan 5) and the 32 physical attributes (Akarn 32), giving the Kuman Thong an active, lifelike spiritual presence. This batch was officially entered into a grand Buddha Phisek Consecration Ceremony on Saturday, January 15, 2011 (2554 BE).

 

Noble Purpose.

 

Proceeds from this batch were entirely dedicated to supporting the fundraising efforts for the construction of the Meditation Hall (Sala Patibat Dham) at Wat Pa Pracha Samakkee Dham.

 

Instructions on How to Care for Kuman Thong Ngern Lai Ma.

 

Bringing the Kuman Thong into the House:

 

Before bringing the Kuman Thong across your threshold for the first time:

 

• Light 36 sticks of incense outdoors to inform the Earth Goddess (Phra Mae Thorani), the local spirits, and the guardian deities of the household.
• Give your Kuman Thong a name so he is easy to remember.
• Chant the following invocation 3 times to bestow the name:

 

"Na-Ma-Nang Sa-Ma-So Yut-Ta-Tho Yut-Ta-Tha. By the power of the lineage of the Masters, I hereby designate and name this Kuman Thong as... (State the Name You Have Chosen)."

 

(Note: On subsequent days, you only need to say this invocation once, but you must remember his name. Be sure to introduce the Kuman Thong to everyone living in the house so he becomes familiar with them.)

 

Katha to Summon the Kuman Thong (Chant the Maha Namasakara / Namo Tassa 3 times first). Then follow with the specified incantation.

The colour represented on the amulet is a close approximation and may vary from the actual colour. However, due to the limitations of the website, colours may appear differently on different monitors and lighting during photoshoots. Therefore it will not be 100% similar to the colour shown. I wish you a happy shopping!