Protective Medal Phra Ngop Nam Oi Sip Tit – Wat Suthat (Bangkok)
This superb copper medal blessed at Wat Suthat Thepwararam (Bangkok) depicts the Wheel of Dharma formed by nine Buddhas, symbolizing wisdom and the protection of teachings throughout the cycles of existence. On the reverse is the powerful yant Sip Tit —the yant of the ten directions —intended to protect the wearer wherever they travel, whether they travel east, west, north, or south.
Phra Ngop Nam Oi Sip Tit is particularly popular with travelers and itinerant monks: it creates a balanced field of blessing around the body, preventing hostile forces from approaching and ensuring a safe path, whatever the destiny taken.
This finely polished copper design combines classic beauty with spiritual power. It is often worn during pilgrimages, business trips, or distant missions to ensure righteous guidance and inner serenity.
Features :
- 🙏 Master: Collective consecration at Wat Suthat
- 🛕 Temple: Wat Suthat Thepwararam, Bangkok
- ✨ Divinity: Buddha (representation of the nine Buddhas and yant Sip Tit)
- 📐 Dimensions: 3.4 cm (approx.)
- ⚓ Weight: 16 grams
In Thai tradition, the Sip Tit yant is one of the oldest symbols of total protection. It harmonizes the influences of the ten cosmic directions and invites guardian devas to watch over the wearer, wherever they may be.
This medal, combining celestial symbolism and geometric perfection, acts as a true energetic shield for travelers and spiritual seekers.