Luang Phu Sawat Thawadorn (72 years old) - Wat Ang Moo, Jantaburi is a monk of the Vipassana Kammathana tradition of Thai Theravada Buddhism, which is extremely close to the ancient method of practice applied in the times of Lord Buddha Sakyamuni, renouncing more than one meal a day, mixing all foodstuffs (sweet and salty) together in the bowl and eating with the hand, no terchnological or worldly luxuries, and a solitary practice often in the forest.

His particular special quality which is emanated is that of Serm Duang (improve horoscope), Hnun Wasana (increase luck). Luang Phu Sawat is in the lineage of Luang Phu Man Puratto, Luang Phu Khaw Analayo (Wat Tham Gong Plae) and Luang Phu Fan Ajaro (Wat Pha Udom Somporn), Luang Phu Sim (Wat Tham Pha Blong), Luang Phu Juak (Wat Phu Tork), Luang Phu Somchai (Wat Khao Sugim), Luang Phu Sing Tong, Luang Phu Janta, Luang Por Si (wat Asokaram) and many other Gaeji Ajarn from who he recieved Wicha.

This series of lockets were made in limited edition of 299 (oval roop khai yai pised), and 999 'See Liam Pim Yai' (large oblong) amulets respectively. This example is the oblong editon which is 4 cm x 3 cm, and had 999 of these made. Some Pim Lek oval roop khai lockets were also made with 1999 of them being made.

The sacred powder in the rear face of this oblong locket has the bone relics and other relics from master monks of the Kammathana Forest tradition, 1 silver Takrut 'Na Riak Sap' (Sacred Na calling possessions), pong jiworn gaesa (hair and civara robe powder) of Luang Por Sawat, and some ruby fragments, with limited edition numbered code in silver plating inserted in the sacred powder).

The sacred powder in the rear face of the Jumbo size oval locket (5.7 Cm high) locket has the bone relics and other relics from master monks of the Kammathana Forest tradition, 3 silver Takrut 'Na Riak Sap' (Sacred Na calling possessions), gaesa (hair) of Luang Por Sawat, and some ruby fragments, with likited edition numbered code in silver plating inserted in the sacred powder)

Kata Luang Phu Sawat

Namo Wimudtaanang Namo Wimudtiyaa Namo Puttaaya Nachaa Leedti (Nine Times)

Always chant to the Triple Gem first (Namo Dtassa Pakawadto Arahadto Sammaa Samputtassa) 3 times before chanting any other Kata.

Those who revere him and wear the locket will travel safely and not have to go without food money or drink or an abode to sleep, have luck and recieve the Metta of those they meet. Luang Por empowered these amulets with him in the forest as he practiced meditation, and they are empowered with the purity of practice of the Kammathana Forest monks, who are the lineage of Arahants reaching back to the times of the Lord Buddha.