LP Tim Wat Phra Khao BE2547 Phra Sivali Silver

✅English translation at the bottom

📣 Super rare, 109 pieces only, low in circulation

这款西瓦利尊者佛牌沿用了许多收藏家所熟悉的佛历2500年 行走佛设计风格，造型经典，辨识度高。

此款制作于佛历2547年，纯银版仅发行109尊，并未制作纯金版。数量极为稀少，市面上也鲜少流通。每尊均打有Thaw印记及独立编号。

西瓦利尊者在佛教传统中备受尊崇，被佛陀赞誉为弟子中的受供第一，并广泛被视为福运、富足与丰盛的象征。

佛牌结合了多种神圣符印与经咒，排列如下：

• 顶部：Yant Settie 富翁符印
• 中央：西瓦利尊者心咒
• 四周角落：Yant Na Cha Li Ti 符印
• 最后配合：Na Ma Mi Hang

在传统信仰中，这些符印与经咒的结合，被认为有助于带来好运、慈爱人缘、生意顺遂及源源不断的财富。其中尤其以 Metta Mahaniyom(大慈爱与广受欢迎的人缘)著称，寓意让佩戴者更容易获得他人的善意、喜爱与支持。

西瓦利尊者也是白考寺龙普添佛牌中极具代表性的题材之一。许多善信曾分享佩戴师父的西瓦利佛牌后，亲身经历的奇迹与生活改善。这些经历加深了他们的信心，也让龙普添的西瓦利佛牌一直深受信众喜爱。

This Phra Sivali amulet follows the familiar design style of the BE2500 Satawas, a style that many collectors will recognise.

Created in BE2547, this edition was limited to just 109 pieces in pure silver, with no pure gold version produced. Extremely rare and seldom seen in circulation, each piece is stamped with the “Thaw” code and an individual serial number.

Phra Sivali holds a revered place in Buddhist tradition. He was praised by Lord Buddha as foremost among his disciples in receiving offerings, and is widely associated with blessings of good fortune, prosperity, and abundance.

The amulet incorporates a combination of sacred yants and mantras, arranged as follows:

• At the top: Yant Settie
• In the centre: The heart mantra of Phra Sivali

• At the four surrounding corners: Yant Na Cha Li Ti
• Completing the arrangement: Na Ma Mi Hang

Together, these sacred inscriptions are traditionally believed to attract good fortune, loving-kindness (metta), success in business, and an abundant flow of wealth. This combination is particularly renowned for Metta Mahaniyom—great loving-kindness and widespread favour, helping one be warmly received and regarded with goodwill by others.

Phra Sivali is also one of the most prominent figures featured in LP Tim Wat Phra Khao’s amulets. Many devotees have shared personal accounts of miracles and improvements in their lives after wearing his Phra Sivali amulets. These experiences have strengthened their faith and contributed to the enduring popularity of LP Tim’s Phra Sivali pieces.