Thai Yantra Locket with Authority Symbol and Ritual Master Portrait

A Thai ritual locket bearing a yantra symbol associated with Ajarn Ngoe Kim Koey lineage work, paired with a portrait of the ritual master. Intended for personal protection, authority reinforcement, and material stability.

Acquired: Wat Ratchanatdaram Worawihan, Bangkok, Thailand – September 2024

Year Made: Unknown

Year Consecrated or Blessed: Unknown

Religion: Thai Chinese folk religion

Use:

Carried or worn for wealth attraction, financial stability, protection, and personal luck. Commonly kept on the body, worn on a chain, or placed in a wallet or work space tied to business or income.

Description:

The reverse of this locket carries a structured yantra symbol arranged around a central vertical axis, used in Thai Chinese ritual practice to reinforce authority, containment, and control over disruptive forces. The configuration is commonly employed for livelihood protection, financial steadiness, and maintaining order in personal circumstances.

The front features a portrait of the ritual master through whom this yantra lineage is transmitted. The image functions as a point of ritual authority and continuity rather than devotional worship. Lockets of this type are intended for continuous personal carry, supporting grounded decision making, resilience, and long term stability.