SOY SUNG WARN

The Sacred SOY SUNG WARN Yantra: Armor of Siamese Warriors

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)
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Mystical Powers :SOY SUNG WARN Yantra

  • Unbreakable Armor – Resists weapons
  • Natural Leadership – Commands respect
  • Danger Protection – Avoids accidents
  • Charisma Boost (if floral patterns included)

True Story: A Muay Thai fighter survived a stabbing with only minor scratches.

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)
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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

Who Should Get This Yantra?

  • Fighters (boxers, martial artists)
  • High-risk jobs (police, security, military)
  • Leaders needing authority

Legend: Warriors with this tattoo were said to be untouched by blades & bullets.

Strict Rules (Must Follow!)

  • Never cheat on your partner
  • Avoid gourds & starfruit (weakens power)
  • Never walk under banana props
  • Stay virtuous (especially respect parents & teachers)

Warning: Breaking rules turns the yantra into just a tattoo.

 How to Prepare Before Tattooing

  • Purify your mind for 3 days
  • Follow the 8 Buddhist Precepts on the tattoo day
  • Bring 9 types of flowers as an offering

How to Care for Your Yantra

First 1 Days:

  • Apply coconut oil + turmeric
  • Avoid sour/spoiled foods

Long-Term Care:

  • Chant “Iti Piso” 9 times daily
  • Light blessing candles on Buddhist holy days

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.