Protective stickers of the Yant Trinisinghae
These sacred Trinisinghae Yantra (ยันต์ตรีนิสิงเห) stickers are printed on durable paper and are intended to offer spiritual protection to your home, vehicle, or anyone seeking peace and security. Their traditional design combines the powerful Trinisinghae Yantra with the image of the Buddha, a symbol of peace and wisdom.
The Yant Trinisinghae is considered one of the most powerful yantras in Thai Buddhist tradition. It acts as a mystical shield against all forms of negativity, bad luck, and harmful influences. This yant is often placed on doors, dashboards, or walls to ward off both visible and invisible dangers.
Its name, Trinisinghae , refers to the triple protector lion , a symbol of power, courage, and righteousness. This yant also attracts prosperity and luck, while guaranteeing protection against accidents and obstacles on the road of life.
In the past, monks traced this yant inside the armor and shields of warriors to strengthen them, and they also traced it inside the doors closing the temple treasures to make them indestructible.
An anecdote tells that the Very Venerable Luang Phor Mee would have on several occasions made the following demonstration: take two identical sheets of metal, trace this Yant inside one of the sheets, then ask disciples to attack them heartily with a sledgehammer. The ordinary sheet metal did not last long, but the one bearing the yant resisted all the blows.
Features :
- 📜 Motif: Yant Trinisinghae with seated Buddhas
- 📏 Available sizes: small (3 X 3 cm) and large (8 cm X 8 cm)
- 🧘♂️ Use: Accident protection for a vehicle, also usable as personal protection against physical accidents.
- 🌟 Virtues: Protection, removal of negative energies
🙏🏽 For those who would like to recite the Katha of the Yant Trinisinghae
when applying the sticker, just tell me
and I will gladly provide it to you.
It is said that no harm can befall one who keeps this yant with faith.
Use: These stickers can be applied to a windshield, door, home altar, or even like ancient warriors in a bulletproof vest or piece of armor. They also serve as a symbolic offering to invoke the protection of the Buddha and guardian deities.
A simple and modern representation of the Yant Trinisinghae, but deeply respectful of tradition.