Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhassa (3x)
A Sang Wi Su Lo Pu Sa Pu Pha (Navaharaguna — Yant Gao Yod)
Ku-Ru-Su-Ku Ku-Ru-Su-Ki-Ti · Phayakho Phayakha (Hua Jai Suea)
Massa Ya-Kwang-Liaw-Lang Piyang Mama Namo Putthaya
Canonical Pali Root (บาลีมูลฐาน)
A-saṃ-vi-su-lo-pu-sa-pu-bha · Byaggho byagghā · Piyaṃ mama namo buddhāya.
The 9-syllable Navaharaguna corresponding to the 9 peaks of Yant Gao Yod
Ku-Ru-Su-Ku · Phayakho Phayakha
The Wat Bang Phra Heart of the Tiger (Hua Jai Suea) inscribed on LP Pern's bronze tiger medallions
Kwang Liaw Lang · Piyang Mama
The Deer Looking Back yantra motif symbolizing gentle grace and goodwill
01Literal Translation (EN)
Unites the three signature yantra formulas of Wat Bang Phra (Nakhon Pathom), the foremost monastic seat of Thai sacred geometry (Sak Yant) under Luang Phor Pern Thitakunno (BE 2466–2545): Yant Gao Yod(the 9 spires of the Navaharaguna), Yant Sueaเผ่น(the Leaping Tiger, Maha Amnaj / Klaew Klaad), and Yant Kwang Liaw Lang(the Deer Looking Back, Metta Mahaniyom).
In classical Thai yantra architecture, every Sak Yant practitioner receives Yant Gao Yod at the nape of the neck first: its 9 lotus spires encode the 9 supreme qualities of the Buddha (A-Sang-Wi-Su-Lo-Pu-Sa-Pu-Pha), anchoring all subsequent geometric diagrams in canonical Buddhaguna.
03Scriptural Root & Master Lineage Attribution
Luang Phor Himmaphan & Luang Phor Pern Thitakunno (BE 2466–2545) · Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Pathom
04Traditional Liturgical Recitation Protocol
Chant Namo Tassa 3 times, then recite A-Sang-Wi-Su-Lo-Pu-Sa-Pu-Pha and the Wat Bang Phra stanza 3 times.
