Most certainly an Extremely Rarity, the Pha Yant Fa Pratan Ga Diaw (Yellow Version with Green Ink) 2517 BE 'Sao Ha' fifth Lunar Saturday Edition early era Yantra Cloth, with Yant Fa Pratan Porn 'Heavenly Blessings' Yantra, from the Old Laymaster Ajarn Ngow Kim Koy (Pae Rong Si) or 'Tao Gae Kim Keuy'. A Highly Sacred Pha Yant of Thailand's Chinese Master of the San Jao Shrine of Patum Thani, who was famous for the Huang Jui (Feng Shui) Blessings. This Pha Yant is a 'Ga Diaw' (single 'Ga') design. Ajarn Pae made various versions, ranging from 1 'Ga', up to as many as 18 or 24 'Ga' designs on one cloth. The Pha Yant measures 24 x 28 Cm, and can be kept folded in the pocket, encased for wear, or even framed and prayed to.

The Pha Yant Fa Pratan Porn of Ajarn Ngow Gim Koy (Sian Ah Pae), is world famous for its Puttakun Maha Mongkol power to bring auspicious fortune and great blessings, preventing bad horoscope, and improving the line of fate. It balances out the aspects of Feng Shui science and helps to evade bacd luck and attract good luck.

The different number of 'Ga' designs on each cloth are intended for different purposes, with the single Ga version being used for portable wear (encased or in the pocket), to improve life in all its aspects. Other versions with differing numbers of Ga are for different kinds of business establishments and other walks of life, such as;

1 Ga design for self advancement, lucky fortunes, remove obstacles in profession and social life, improve health wealth and happiness.

2 Ga designs for Beauty Care, Hair Stylists Shops or 'Love Inn' type hotel service establishments.

3 Ga designs on one cloth for Anti Black Magick, in places where spirits and magick is rife, or for homes which have a bothersome ghost (to do with Dark Energy).

4 Ga would be for Hotels, Tourist Attractions and Restaurants (recommended to use in conjunction with 9 Ga cloth).

5 Ga on one cloth would be for Tutors, Schools in Construction, Sangha Dhana shops, and shops that sell books or reading and writing equipment (to do with Knowledge).

6 Ga on one cloth is similar to 4 Ga, good for Fancy Hotels, Gift Shops, Art and other Beautiful items, and Beauty Salons (to do with Aesthetics).

7 Ga is for Clinics, Dentists, and Spare Parts or replacement traders to improve their Business (to do with repairs or replacements).

8 Ga on one cloth for Bars and Restaurants, Soldiers, Police and Civil Servants, to increase Baramee Amnaj, making it easy to command employees or lower ranking officers, filling their hearts with fearful respect.

9 Ga cloths would be for Sangha Dhana religous offerings shops, and businesses which sell electrical or other types of household appliances.

9 Ga designs is also used in conjunction with 4 Ga for Hotels and Service Industry establishments, which have Information Desks, Public Relations and Communications (to do with Communication and Understanding).

10, and 18 Ga designs on one cloth are both for Prosperity and Happy Life in the Home

Ajarn Gnow Kim Koy, or, better known as 'Sian Pae Rong Si', was a laymaster of Chinese Ethnic origin who was highly respected by Thai Devotees of the Pathum Thani district, who has many thousands of Looksit, for his ability to indicate Huang Jui (Feng Shui), to remove obstacles and increase auspicious horoscope. The Devotees of Sian Pae had great luck with his readings and recommendations, and the changes his advice brought to their lives was enough to make him legendary in the Province.

He would often be asked by devotees to travel and visit their homes or business establishments around the country far and wide, and even in foreign countries, to go and check for invisible magical obstacles, spirits or other obstacles to good luck within the Dtamra Huang Jui, a Thai-Chinese Feng Shui Wicha for divining the auspicious and inauspicious aspects of a home. Devotees believe Sian Ah Pae to have been a 'Rang Song' spirit medium, who was 'Jao Por Phu San Jao Por' of the temple of Wat San Jao.

Sian Ah Pae would perform a ritual Wai Kroo every year at the San Jao Por shrine to banish wind and rain, and it is said that the rain never came when he would perform the ritual to forbid rain. Sian Ah Pae was for the local Thai People, a most Highly Revered Ajarn of his Era, whose blessings were famed for their success in bringing businesses to flourish.

This is an Extremely rare and highly sought after item of this master as indeed are all original amulets of this Lay Master of Yesteryear. This master was lovingly known as 'Pae Rong Si' and was so loved by the local Folk of Patum Thani for his tirelessness in assisting the locals with their ailments, financial difficulties, and in helping to change their luck around, from bad to good. The Yantra Cloth has a sacred Fa Pratan Porn Yantra, with some Auspicious Chinese Syllables embossed upon it.

Sian Ah Pae Rong Si, was always available and ready to get up and go out to help anybody who was in need, and would always put the welfare of others first and foremost. His Wicha was inimitable and like that of no other. Although Ajarn Pae was not a Thai National, rather, was a Chinese Immigrant, he was nevertheless a highly revered Ajarn for the Thai People of Patum Thani, for his merits were so well noticed by the locals, that they respected him so much for is diligence and merciful heart.

The power of the image of Ah Pae Rong Si is famous for being able to banish and chase away ghosts and demons. There is a story of a devotee who took a picture of Ah Pae to the house of a person who was afflicted and possessed by ghosts. and that as soon as the picture was presented before the possessed person, the ghosts fled immediately and were no more to be seen present, and that they never came back.

Apart from this ability of Ajarn Ah Pae, he was also the first ever Ajarn of his Lineage that could 'Doo Ngow Heng' meaning that he could tell fortunes by looking at people's eyebrows, eyes, nose, mouth, and ears. This Sacred Yantra is called 'Yant Fa Pratan Porn' which means 'Yantra of The Heavens Bestowing Blessings'. The wearer of the amulets of Ah Pae Rong Si are said to be blessed with Maha Heng Lucky Fortunes, and that they will have Great Success in their Undertakings.

The amulet is empowered for Gae Huang Jui (eliminate Bad Karma and Inauspicious Horoscope), such as Husband and Wife Arguing, Loss of Respect or Status in Social Circles and Profession, Inability to get Promoted, or one's Family being Unable to find wealth or save money, and other associated cases of Bad Luck due to Inauspicious Astrological Influences.

Apart from this ability of Ajarn Ah Pae, he was also the first ever Ajarn of his Lineage that could 'Doo Ngow Heng' meaning that he could tell fortunes by looking at people's eyebrows, eyes, nose, mouth, and ears. The life and biography of Ajarn Ah Pae before he appeared at the San Jao Shrine of Patum Thani is mostly a mystery, for he was a Chinese Immigrant who moved from Mainland China, and little is known of his life before he came to Thailand. Both Ajarn Ah Pae and his amulets enjoy Legendary status in Thailand and with Thai Chinese People especially, as well as being highly revered in foreign shores by the Chinese devotees in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, China and Taiwan.

A Highly revered master with Business Owners and those who have bad Luck, who seek to turn their Karma around and bring their lives and that of their families to prosper.

Use Betel and Areca to offer to Ah Pae for Bucha to Praye to the Amulet and Beseech Lucky Fortunes, and to Turn your bad Karma around and make it into Good Karma.