ππ½ Sacred Stones Hin Phra Siwali ππ½
Sacred Cave of Khao Sam Roi Yot
These sacred Hin Phra Siwali stones come from a mysterious cave located in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park , in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. They are considered to be true natural relics , shaped over the ages and carved by forest hermits (phra Siwali) to reveal the mystical forms of the Buddha.
According to tradition, these stones embody the energetic imprint of awakened masters from the distant past , and were used in the ascetic practices of hermits. Each piece is unique, displaying undulating mineral layers that seem to tell the story of the depths of the earth and the silent meditations of the ancients.
Features :
- π Master: Phra Siwali Hermits
- π Temple: Sacred Cave in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
- π Dimensions: approximately 5 β 7 cm (depending on the piece)
- β Weight: 80 to 120 grams
A sacred heritage
These Hin Phra Siwali stones are not mere minerals: they carry the energy of the meditating hermits who carved them in the silence of the caves. Offered today, they become timeless bridges to ancient practices, bringing protection, guidance, and blessings to those who honor them.
In the dim light of the Khao Sam Roi Yot caves, hermits lit their oil lamps and recited the mantras of Phra Siwali . The stones, silent witnesses, absorbed their prayers and transformed themselves into guardians of the Dharma. Whoever preserves them receives not only the blessing of the awakened masters, but also the deep echo of the sacred forests of Thailand.