Taep Paetch Payatorn is a Lovers Deity for Metta Mahaniyom, Maha Sanaeh and Kaa Khaay purposes.
The Deva ('Taep' means 'Deva' in Thai) of Paetch Payatorn appears in various forms (even seen as Palad Khik). He dwells in the Himapant forest, and is a Deva who likes to approach and send his dreams to make people love each other, rather like Cupid with his arrow. This is thus a 'Kamataep' (Kama means sexual or amorous, and Taep means Deva - Deva of Love and Passion).
The Muan Sarn of this amulet has extremely potent ingredients which are of the kind which the Kamataep Paetch Payatorn Deity also likes to seek out and mix to offer to lovers and increase the Metta around the world.
Useful for both Amorous, and Business purposes, this amulet is the first of a range of three powder and one Locket form Paetch Payatorn Deity amulets from Luang Por Khern Thawaro, whose Mastery of this Wicha for invocation of the Paetch Payatorn Deity to reside within amulets, is in its Fullness.
Luang Por Khern Thawaro is a very respected Master of Khmer Magic, with various Adept spells under his Mastery, such as the Paetch Payatorn, Tagrud, and Pra Ngang amulets.
Luang Por Kherns amulets are always made in lesser numbers, and are thus bound for eventual rarity. Prices are easily in accord with the small number of amulets made. Luang Por Kherns amulets are not made for mass production, rather more for individual quality and individual empowerment, as well as high quality sacred herbs and ingredients. The Muan Sarn used in the sacred powder of these amulets are evidently extremely rich minerals herbs and powders that are powerful in attraction magic. This becomes instantly apparent to the trained eye when examined under the eye-glass.
The Amulet is made using Ancient Wicha of Sa Or Yer Niang, which is a very powerful Khmer Wicha of ancient origins.
Kata for Metta amulets of LP Kherns Wicha Mondtra Ran Sa Or Yerniang
Na Ongkaya Saran Cham Niaree Sunayaakajaya Jidtana Gaama Ja Cham Cham Suhakawaya Eng Ma Ma Ja Dtiga Joo See See Ongkajayagaama Ya Sawaaha Dti Cham Dti
