

The Sacred SOY SUNG WARN Yantra: Armor of Siamese Warriors
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What is the SOY SUNG WARN Yantra?
The SOY SUNG WARN Yantra (สร้อยสังวาลย์) is a powerful mystical tattoo in ancient Thai Sak Yant tradition, designed as an ornamental chain worn across the chest or back.
Key Features:
- Measures 3 sok (~1.5 meters) in length
- Contains sacred Pali incantations (e.g., “Iti Piso Bhagava”)
- Symbolizes the holy Brahmin thread (Yajnopavita)
Meaning:
- Represents the warrior spirit (Chatri)
- Believed to provide invisible protection (like an army at your back)


History of the SOY SUNG WARN Yantra
Early Origins:
- Evolved from Brahmin sacred threads & Ayutthaya-era battle magic
- Used by royal guards during King Rama III’s reign
Modern Tradition:
- Popular among Muay Thai fighters, soldiers, and bodyguards
- Empowered by legendary masters like Luang Pho Pern (Wat Bang Phra)

Types of Sai Sangkhalang Yantras
Invincibility Type
- Focuses on “Han Ta” script (protection from weapons)
- Usually tattooed on the full back
Loving-Kindness Type
- Includes lotus motifs for charm & influence
- Best for the chest
Commander’s Type
- Combines tiger yantra + sacred chain
- For leaders & strategists


Final Advice
The Sai Sangkhalang is not just art—it’s a sacred bond requiring faith & discipline.
For Foreigners:
- Only get tattooed by a true master
- Avoid “tourist tattoos” – they lack real power
“The yantra works
When your heart is pure.”
— Ancient Thai Yantra Masters
Note: This knowledge comes from Wat Pho’s archives and real Thai sak yant masters.