This amulet was released by Archan Phat Ariyo, Wat Natawee temple, Songkhla Province, through the incredible power of the merits and perfections of Phra Sivali in his previous incarnations. The Lord Buddha repeatedly praised Phra Sivali for his great charm, attraction, and magic (concentration of mind) in attracting good luck and good fortune. His magical aura of charm and Metta Mahaniyom power (Loving-kindness, easily seduced by people around) can be considered to have helped to lighten the burden of the Lord Buddha and help the Sangha (Buddhism) to practice, develop, and flourish.
Phra Sivali is one of Thailand's most Arahants for making sculptures and is believed to have miraculous powers to bestow Great luck or good fortune to those who revere him. Those who have not had much luck or financial fortune and have money problems are to have a statue of Phra Sivali in their house for reverence or perhaps an amulet in statuette to carry them. This will help to increase the merits of the wearer. Phra Sivali lived a relatively long life and passed away from old age, entering Nirvana as an Arahant.
This is then increased if the person revering Phra Sivali goes and tries to make merits encouraging things, such as loving-kindness, generosity, and being friendly and helpful. The more a person makes merit, the more Phra Sivali will amplify the fruits of those merits and return them to you. The Image of Phra Sivali is familiar with an umbrella, representing a traveling forest monk (Thudong), who is simple in the forest and travels with the minimum of belongings to carry, apart from a statue on the altar for offering prayers or an amulet of Phra Sivali very popular as luck bringers to carry around at work to increase one's fortune.