This amulet of Phra Sangkajai Maha Larp, the Buddha of Happiness and Wealth, was released by Luang Phor Yeam of Wat Sam Ngam, located in Nakhon Pathom province. LP Yeam, the previous abbot of Wat Sam Ngam temple, was born on 5 January 1915 in Dontoom Sub-district, Banglen District, Nakhon Pathom. He entered the priesthood on 2 May 1938 at the principal monastery of Wat Sam Ngam Temple, officiated by Luang Phor Tae (LP Tae), the former abbot of Wat Sam Ngam temple (who passed away in 1981). After LP Yeam passed the Buddhist exams, he continued to study meditation, magic witchcraft, and magic drawing from his former LP Tae; he mastered and gained much knowledge from him.
Luang Phor Yeam has created many types and purposes of amulet collection, offering protection, fortune, happiness, good luck, wealth, charm, love, and others against hostile forces. LP Yeam is highly revered and respected for his powerful mind, which he developed from meditation and mantra, ancient astrology, traditional medicine, magic drawing and witchcraft, and the sacred amulets he produced. LP Yeam passed away on 27 August 2017 at age 102, having spent 79 years in the Sangha.
LP Yeam is well-known both locally and internationally. He is invited to many temples in Nakhon Pathom to participate in opening event prayer and sacred ceremonies. He is a close disciple of the late abbot, LP Tae. LP Tae is an exceptionally well-known guru master, known mainly for creating powerful Kuman Thong, which he learned. LP Yeam directly received all magic mantras and spelled heritages from LP Tae. It is well-known among amulet collectors that LP Yeam of Wat Sam Ngam temple is the guru monk who produced the best Kuman Thong statues and amulets after his master LP Tae, the late abbot of Wat Sam Ngam temple.