The Luang Pu Thuat Mantra for Safety, Protection, and Strengthening Mindfulness Every Step of the Way

When mentioning revered monks who serve as spiritual anchors for safety and protection, Luang Pu Thuat of Wat Chang Hai always ranks high in the hearts of Thai people. Whether you are traveling long distances, starting a new job, or facing life’s obstacles, reciting his mantra is not just a belief but also a mindfulness technique that helps us "regain awareness" and focus on the present moment. Below are the Luang Pu Thuat mantra, its translation, and worship tips to enhance your fortune.

The Luang Pu Thuat Mantra

To worship Luang Pu Thuat for auspiciousness, light 9 guest incense sticks and 9 white jasmine flowers, then recite the homage to the Buddha followed by the Luang Pu Thuat mantra as follows.

Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammāsambuddhassa (recite 3 times)

Namo Bodhisatto Akantimaya Itipakava
Namo Bodhisatto Akantimaya Itipakava
Namo Bodhisatto Akantimaya Itipakava

This means, “I pay homage to Luang Pu Thuat, the Bodhisattva, the fortunate one who now dwells within me.”

Tips for Worshipping "Luang Pu Thuat"

• Calm your mind before reciting.
• Recite in the morning, before leaving the house, or before bedtime.
• If you have a statue, place it on a clean spot higher than head level.
• If you don’t have a statue, you can still recite the mantra.

Tips for Effective Recitation

• People born on Tuesday and Friday are advised to recite before leaving home to dispel obstacles and prevent deception.
• People born on Thursday who anticipate long trips and significant expenses should recite this mantra before starting a vehicle or boarding a plane to ensure safety and reduce troubles.