The Giant Amew (at right), the Great Temple, Phitsanulok

Giant-worshipping chants (guardians) Bowing to the Giant-worshipping Amil is often focused on removing obstacles, turning around the horoscope, and protecting "Ahlavako will be Yakkhoe Sammatathi, will be Nama, Asapapatena, Buddha Sasanang, Anurakkanti, Namobuddaya."

The guardian of Father Buddha Shinraj is on the right, believed to help ward off evil, obstacles and enemies from coming.

In the past, the giant Amuak had been a powerful and fierce giant, living in a dark forest and huddling people. One day, when the Buddha Sammasam came to his territory, the giant Amuak questioned many riddles to test his wisdom and threatened to harm if unanswered.

But with great wisdom, the Buddha answered those questions flawlessly, and with the abundance of compassion, he made the heart of the giant Amalek tender, the rage disappeared, and finally the giant Amalek succumbed, gave up his evil behavior, and changed his mind to the one who finally respected and protected Buddhism.

The statue of the giant Amuag is enshrined beneath the Buddha Shinraj, symbolizing the victory of the book of teachings over all unrighteousness and passion. The once fierce giant Amuak is now the guardian and sustainer of the religion, as a reminder to us that even a strong giant can repent and live in the shadow of the book.วัดพระศรีรัตนมหาธาตุวรมหาวิหาร