LP See Wat Sakae BE 2523 Rian Rasamee Phrom Roon Sorsevi Pim Na Yai

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✅English translation at the bottom

龍普習瓦薩給被尊為泰國傳奇高僧之一，出身於泰國最具聲望的四面佛製作傳承系統。即便是被譽為泰國第一四面佛製作師的阿贊興派灣（Archan Heng Praiwan），也經常邀請龍普習共同主持加持儀式，並由龍普習親手在佛牌背後刻上神聖符文。這充分證明了龍普習在佛經經文與密法修行上的深厚造詣，使他被譽為泰國第二受尊敬的四面佛製作高僧。

龍普習出生於佛曆2438年（西元1895年），農曆第八月的星期日，出生地為大城府烏泰縣的卡丘村（Tambon Krachiu, Uthai District, Ayutthaya）。他是六個兄弟姊妹中的長子，家中有三男三女。12歲時，他在曼谷的Wat Rat Burana出家為沙彌，以勤奮學習與對佛法的堅定信念深受師長喜愛。成年後，他返回故鄉，在瓦薩給由龍婆橄瓦帕雅主持受戒成為比丘，並在佛曆2458年至2526年之間，連續66個雨安居期間長駐瓦薩給寺，堅守修行不輟。

成為比丘後，龍普習對神秘法門、咒術與佛教密法產生濃厚興趣。他前往拜師於當時赫赫有名的瓦帕雅寺龍普甘，學習密法。龍普甘更贈予他一系列珍貴的棕櫚葉古法手抄經冊，記錄著各種符印與法術咒語。這些手抄經冊出自大城時期的Wat Pradu Rong Tham，並以金箔與漆彩精美裝訂而成，極為罕見。憑藉這些深厚知識與密法修為，龍普習後來與同樣精通密法的白衣阿贊——阿贊衡·帕萊萬緊密合作，製作出一系列神聖法物。

多年來，龍普習為信眾製作了多種靈物，如法戒、符布、佛牌、錢幣與佛像等。然而，他本人極少主動開光製作這些聖物，絕大多數作品皆由弟子請求他同意後製作，然後交由他親自誦經加持。每一次開光儀式，龍普習皆以極高的謹慎態度與虔誠心態進行。
雖然龍普習本人並未製作大量四面佛佛牌，但許多後來廣為人知的版本皆是在其精神指導下，由弟子所創製，並獲得他加持的佛牌。儘管這些佛牌未必全數被收錄於圖鑑之中，但依然被視為蘊含龍普習加持力量的重要靈物。

龍普習所製佛牌大多以鉛或混合金屬為初階版本，因此，純銀材質的版本成為高階珍藏品。本批次僅製作了300尊，在市面上極為罕見，收藏價值極高。值得一提的是，這一批被稱為「Roon Sorservi」的佛牌，是少數由龍普習本人主動發起製作的聖物之一，而非由弟子請求製作，因此在信眾心中擁有更高的地位與尊重。

Luang Pu See of Wat Sakae is regarded as one of the legendary monks in Thailand, hailing from the most respected lineage of Phra Phrom creators. Even Archan Heng Praiwan—widely recognized as the foremost Phra Phrom maker—often invited LP See to co-consecrate amulets and personally inscribe sacred runes on their backs. This speaks volumes about LP See’s deep expertise in sacred scriptures and his advanced spiritual cultivation, earning him the reputation of being the second most revered Phra Phrom creator in Thailand.

LP See was born on a Sunday in the eighth lunar month of the Year of the Goat, BE 2438 (1895), in Tambon Krachiu, Uthai District, Ayutthaya Province. He was the eldest of six siblings—three boys and three girls. At the age of 12, he was ordained as a novice at Wat Rat Burana (Wat Lieb) in Bangkok, where he was admired for his diligence and commitment to studying Dhamma. Upon reaching the appropriate age for full ordination, he returned to his hometown and was ordained as a monk at Wat Sakae, with Luang Pho Klan Thammachoti of Wat Phra Yatikaram as his preceptor. He remained at Wat Sakae throughout the Buddhist Lent season from BE 2458 to BE 2526—an uninterrupted period of 66 years.

As a young monk, Luang Pu See developed a deep interest in wiccha (occult sciences), sacred spells, and Buddhist magic. He studied under the famed Luang Pu Klan of Wat Phra Yatikaram, who entrusted him with a collection of ancient palm-leaf manuscripts containing yantra and magical incantations. These rare texts—gilded and lacquered—originated from Wat Pradu Rong Tham and dated back to the Ayutthaya period. With this profound knowledge, LP See later collaborated closely with Archan Heng Praiwan, a lay master well-versed in esoteric arts.

Over the years, LP See became known for various sacred objects including rings, cloth yantras, amulets, coins, and statues. However, he rarely initiated the production of these items himself. Most were created by devoted disciples who sought his permission before producing them, after which LP See would bless each item with great care and precision.
Although LP See did not personally produce many batches of Phra Phrom amulets, many renowned versions were created by his disciples under his spiritual guidance. These pieces, though not always included in official illustrated catalogs, carry his powerful blessings.

His amulets typically began with lead or mixed-metal variants as the standard entry-level material. As a result, pieces made of pure silver became highly sought after, with this batch making only 300 ever produced—making them extremely rare and prized among collectors today. One thing to note, this batch named as Roon Sorservi was one of the rare batches that were initiated by LP See Wat Sakae himself, not by disciples, thus making it much more appreciated by believers.