Showing posts with label Ritual Instruments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ritual Instruments. Show all posts

Sorcerors Spirit Knife with Hongsa Hilt 2 inch flamed blade - LP Prohm Wat Ban Suan

Greet Rit Waet Nor Mo Khao Or (Surya - Sun magic) first edition Sun Ritual Spirit Knife 2 Inches long Hongsa Head - Nuea Sadta Loha Rom Dam - LP Prohm Wat Ban Suan - 999 of these were made.



Special edition Sun Magic Spirit Knife (Ritual Dagger), for protecting and removal of Black Magic, and for endowing various blessings and magic spells. This Item is for Adepts and Professional Psychics and Mediums, Ruesi and Ajarns as well as those practicing Necromantic forms of Occultism. Features a handle styled in the shape of a Hongsa, and flamed blade. Solar Magic is the predominant force within the sacred metals of this Ritual Instrument for Adepts. A perfect altar piece, and multi purpose magical tool for the serious practitioner of Occultism. Make prayer water, perform exorcisms, lay ghosts to rest, increase sales and profit, give blessings, protection, channel energies, command spirits and demons. Made from seven sacred metals (Sadtaloha), with matt black powder finish (Rom Dam), and empowered with Solar Magic.

Wat Ban Suan is one of the Meccas of The Khao Or Lineage and a Central Power Point of the Guru Master Mages of the Khao Or Lineage of Master Adepts, who are perhaps renowned as the most powerful Magical Lineages of all Thailand, whose magic is most famous around the World. Released in December 2554 BE, after Luang Por Prohm had given a solo empowerment nightly for the whole Rainy Season retreats (Traimas empowerment), and then a second Puttapisek empowerment ceremony was held with various Great Masters of the Khao Or Buddha Magic Lineage present to assist in the empowerment and blessings.

Spirit Knife for Ritual use
Made and Empowered with a 1000 Year Old Wicha from the Srivichai Empire, by Por Tan Prohm, of Wat Ban Suan.



Comes in original box from the temple of Wat Ban Suan. Only 99 of these Spirit Knives were made.

Ritual Knife

Luang Por Prohm has created the Greet Rit Waet Nor Mo Khao Or in the periodic Style of the Srivichai Empire. The Greet (a waved bladed dagger) is a very ancient weapon which is very rare to see in modern times. Many people believe this kind of weapon to have originated with the Islamic World, but this is in fact, a fallacy. About 100 Years ago during the Srivichai Empire in what is now South Thailand, the Brahman (Hindu) Folk here believed that the Greet dagger was a very powerful Cosmic Weapon belonging to the Lord Shiva, who bestowed it upon the people of the World.

Ritual Dagger - Mid Mor
This weapon is endowed with four different wonder properties; Mahaesakti, Mitanupap, Saktanupap and Palanupap. The Greet is a weapon which was absorbed into usage in Thailand in the Ayuttaya Period, when some were presented in offering from the ruler of Indonesia.

This caused the Royal Courtiers and Entourages to acquire these daggers and wear them as Royal decorative Regalia in Public Appearance. The Greet is a magical Ceremonial/Ritual weapon which is used by Buddhist, Hindu and Muslims.



It is used as a Ceremonial Regalia, a Magical Ritual Instrument, and a status symbol. It is a personal defence, a magical protector and luck bringer and blessing giver. Empowered with the Invocation of the four Devas of Weaponry, the Spirit Knife is one of the four external Essential weapons of the Adept Mage. It can be used to empower or cast any kind of spell, for it is endowed with all the following magical properties; Amnaj (Dominion), Klaew Klaad (Evasion of Danger), Kong Grapan (Invincibility/Bulletproof), Choke Lap Pokasap (Luck, Wealth and Treasures), Kaa Khaay (Sell Well), Metta Mahaniyom (Popularity and Assistance, Friendship), Maha Sanaeh (Charm and Attraction).

It can be used for protection against black magic and physical dangers, but can also be used actively as a tool to increase wealth, and to purify the enviroment in general. It can be used to stir and make prayer water in conjunction with meditation and chanting, candle etc. It can be used to exorcize spirits from those who are possessed or have had black magic placed upon them. The hilt and butt of the greet is fashioned in the form of a Hongsa Golden Swan. The Golden Hongsa was a previous Incarnation of the Lord Buddha Sakyamuni, and is endowed with immense Metta Mahaniyom magical qualities, attracting auspicious blessings to the household, and warding off demons with its purity and bright aura of light.


This is the Surya Empowered state 2 inch crescent version of a limited edition series of ceremonial Ritual dagger, which were also made in straight versions too, in 2, 5, 7 and 9 inches in length. There was also a top range crescent shaped Gammagarn collectors edition version with hand carved stand from sacred wood in the Jantra Empowered State.

The straight models were made in two versions, 'Surya' for the Sun Magic, which is with a matt black blade, and 'Jantra' for the Moon Magic, which has a silver chromium blade. Each of these two knives work with different energies and forces, and have different Kata inscriptions on the blades, depending if it is Moon or Sun Magic. They can be used Individually, or as a Pair for a full armory to deal with different matters.


This 2 inch portable version is crescent shape flamed blade. Only 'Surya' (Solar Magic) version was issued, with no Lunar version available. This item is very useful because of its portability both as an amulet, and also for those who are in the Psychic Professions (such as ghost pacifiers and exorcists, house blessings and feng shui) to use as a tool for channeling magical forces and natural energies. Any Samnak Ruesi will have this instrument in the list of items to be found within the shrine, and it is a very ofte used magical tool that has been highly popular for centuries with Thai Guru masters and Lay Ajarn.



The formula of the magic spell within this 'greet' (dagger) uses the 88 Dhamma Khandas, and invokes the 'Taep Sastrawut' (The 4 Devas of the Cosmic Weaponry). This Spirit Knife/Dagger is made from Sadtaloha (seven sacred magical metals smelted together), and is endowed with the immense force of the 4 Devas of Magical Weaponry, instilling fear in the hearts of all Demons and Evil Entities in the near.

Greet Rit Waet Nor Mo Khao Or (Surya - Sun magic) first edition Sun Ritual Spirit Knife 2 Inches long Hongsa Head - Nuea Sadta Loha Rom Dam - LP Prohm Wat Ban Suan - 999 made
$77.00



It can be used in Ritual ceremony to clean the area, to remove negative energies and banish evil forces and Demons, Ghosts. It is a useful tool for exorcizing spirits and ghosts, and for removing black magic spells with.
The Greet Rit Waet Nor Mo Khao Or was made to preserve the ancient Buddhist and Brahman Artistic style and the traditions of the Southern Lineages, and commemorate 1000 years since the great Southern Thai Empire of Srivichai.  Wat ban Suan is of course the home of the great Luang Por Kong, one of the founding Fathers of the Khao or Lineage.



If used as a Bucha item for praying to on the Altar, it will protect the house from Thieves and Ghosts, Black Magic. It protects the whole household. Place it on a 'Paan' (golden or silver tray on a raised pedestal) in front of the Buddha image on your altar. When you wish to use the magic blessing of the Khao Or Spirit Knife, then use the following Kata to Chant.

(Chant 'Na Mo Tassa' 3 Times first)
Ga Ga Ga Ro Ro Ro A A A Sa Sa Sa So So So No No No Na Mo Put Taa Ya


This edition was made to raise funds to finance fine Buddhist art mural wall paintings inside the Uposadha Shrine Room - this we feel is a fine way to make merit buy renting (purchasing) these spirit knives, for the Buddhist Mural paintings are a very inspiring way to preserve Buddhism into the Future. We are happy to support this temple with this project by stocking these Sorceror spirit knives.
Greet Rit Waet Nor Mo Khao Or (Surya - Sun magic) first edition Sun Ritual Spirit Knife 5 Inches long with Hongsa Head hilt - Nuea Sadta Loha Rom Dam - LP Prohm Wat Ban Suan - Only 99 made
$92.99
Greet Rit Waet Nor Mo Khao Or (Jantra - Moon magic) first edition Moon Ritual Spirit Knife 5 Inches long with Hongsa Head hilt - Nuea Sadta Loha Chup Chromium - LP Prohm Wat Ban Suan - Only 99 made
$92.99


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Lek Lai Chi Ba Khaw/ Khai Muk Guan Im (White Lek Lai/Kwan Yin Pearls) Protective Wealth Bringer and powerful meditative tool

White Lek Lai, or Lek Lai Chee Ba Khaw is an extremely Rare Substance. It is a Kaya Siddhi element with a Deva inhabiting it. Its properties and miraculous powers are legendary both for their protective magic and the ability to increase luck and prosperity. Beware of Fake Items on Ebay, for there is a lot of faked Lek Lai products there.

Khai Muk Guan Im is a type of Element that occurs extremely rarely in Nature. The Tibetan lamas like to carry this with them, because they are found exclusively in caves in the Tibetan region, Chiang Tung (Myanmar), and in the Northern Region of Laos.

In Thailand, it is found in some of the deep mountain forests of the Northern Regions. White Lek Lai, or, Kwan Yin Pearls, like cold weather, thus possess an elemental force of coolness. Amongst its powers, are claimed to be the power of Klaew Klaad (evasion of dangers, enemies, fatal accidents), the power to disappear and reappear, and cannot be melted or stretched even with heat, unless the person trying to stretch it possesses the Wicha and Kata for coaxing Lek Lai into its liquid form. White Lek Lai also is endowed with the power to make magical things happen. It can grow, split and multiply or even shrink.


It is sometimes used in the making of other amulets as part of the composition, but this can only be successfully achieved if it is attempted by a Master of Wicha Lek Lai, and uses the correct Kata Akom to command the Lek Lai to bind with the amulet.

Kwan Yin Pearls can see the future and will know when its owner will die, and will disappear before it happens, to find its new owner or return to whence it came from.

Thai people call this Sacred  Magical Element by various names; Khai Muk Guan Im (Kwan Yin Pearls), lek Lai Khaw (White Lek Lai), Lek Lai Chee Ba Khaw (Buddhist Nun Lek Lai), Lek Lai Nam Neung, Khai Muk Tham (Cave Pearls), and 'Khai Hin Dtan' (blunt stone eggs)
You can order waterproof casing if wished at an extra cost.


Some Gaeji Ajarn call them 'Paya Ngu Phueak' (albino king snake). It is reputed to be an immensely powerful tool of focus for practicing Samadhi (meditating). It is believed to be a great auspicious blessing and luck bringer to carry it on your person or keep in the house.

In Geology, this substance possesses a density/hardness of 10 Moles, which is at least the same hardness or more, than diamonds!

They do not normally break if hammered or hit with a hard object, and cannot be cut. It is said to have the same power as pure Lek Lai Kayasiddhi elemental metals, and Saree Rikathat Buddha Relics. They are of course also very similar in appearance to the relics of the Lord Buddha himself, which results in this extremely rare substance being extremely sought after by devotees of the Lord Buddha, as well as Meditators, Lamas, Ruesi and praticioners of Yogic and Magical Traditions. It is a heavy substance and feels noticeably heavier than it should for its size.




Mini Magic Sword Sacred Metals - Silver Plated - Kroo Ba Aryachat 2552 BE

Dab Sri Ganchai Dtua Jiw (Mini Magic Sword) - Nuea Loha Chup Ngern (Sacred Metals, Silver Plated) - Traimas 52 edition - Kroo Ba Aryachat - Wat Saeng Gaew Potiyan


Meed Mor ritual knife

Dab Sri Ganchai is an ancient Lanna Magical artifact which has been traditionally made and used for over 700 years in the Lanna Country. Kroo Ba Aryachat, has made Dab Sri Ganchai (Meed Hmor) in the 700 year old Lanna Magical Tradition, to preserve and continue the Wicha for future generations. The knife is created of stabbing money, gold and silver, stabbing employment promotion, and protecting from evil and ill wishers, backstabbers and the like.

Meed Mor

'Stabbing' ,means not to really stab with the knife, rather that the magical power of the knife can stab and catch money, treasures and other desired things.

ritual knife for luck and protection

The knife will ward of evil forces, black magic and demons. It increases the auspicious influences and improves the luck and fate of the owner of the knife. Can be carried as protection and success charm, or used as a magical instrument for making holy water and the like.


Use the knife to point at or stab your wares you are selling, and improve their chances of being purchased.Sacred Lanna Sanskrit spells are written on the blade of the knife. 4 Centimeters long.

Kata Bucha Meed Hmor Lanna - Kroo ba Aryachat
Sittigijjang Sittitammang Sittigaariyang Sittiwaajaa Dtathaakadto Sittilaapo Nirandtarang Sitti Dtaecho Chayo Nijjang Sittigammang Prasittimae


Kroo Ba Aryachat



Above; Kroo Ba Ariachat prepares to enter Nirosagam which was then for the 8th time in 2552. At the time of the writing of this post, he had currently performed ten Nirosagam practices.
Above, images of the various Master Gaeji Ajarn with whom Kroo Ba Ariachat has learned Wicha with;
Kroo Ba Srivichai, Kroo Ba Chum, Kroo Ba Phad, Kroo Ba Noi, Kroo Ba Bun Chum, Kroo Ba Duang Dee, Kroo Ba Por Dabos, Kroo Ba Jantr Gaew, Kroo Ba Dtan, Kroo Ba Indta, Kroo Ba Tueang, Tan Jao Khun Tongchai, and Kroo Ba Chaiyawongsa.
You can see a video of Kroo Ba Ariachat entering his eight Nirosagam ceremony below on 9th January 2552. He stays in the sealed space for 7 days, and consumes only water. After this, he came out and headed a ceremony for people to donate dry foods for hims to raise funds to help local poor Folk of the area and to improve conditions for the soldiers and police of the three border provinces of North Thailand.
 Khao Nirosagam Kroo Ba Aryachat 2552







Guru Yoga: According to the Preliminary Practice of Longchen Nyingtik The Heart of the Path: Seeing the Guru as Buddha The Union of Bliss and Emptiness: Teachings on the Practice of Guru Yoga
Above, Kroo Ba Ariachat with his Teacher Kroo Ba Jantr Dtip, as he was still a Samanera

Above; Kroo Ba Ariachat as he was stil a Samanera of 17 years of age - he was already advancing to the level of Mastery in meditation and various Wicha even at this age.
The Fulfillment of All Hopes: Guru Devotion in Tibetan Buddhism  The Guru Investor: How to Beat the Market Using History's Best Investment Strategies Indo-Aryan Deities and Worship as Contained in the Rig-Veda




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Meed Mor Akom Boroma Kroo - Magic Knife amulet - LP Say - Wat Don Gradtay Tong

Meed Akom (Mee Hmor) Run Sud Tay (last ever edition) - Hlek Rom Dam (Rom Dam black tinted metal). The ceremony was held and 'Chanuan Muan Sarn (sacred metals) were smelted and forged into knives on the 9th December 2551 BE, at the temple. The comitee of Wat Don Gradtay Tong comissioned the making of the magical knives.


7 Inches in length, the knife has sacred Khom Agkhara spells inscribed on the blade.

Meed Mor Akom Boroma Kroo - Magic Knife amulet - LP Say - Wat Don Gradtay Tong
$135.00

This is the last ever edition of Meed Hmor made with Luang Phu Say performing the empowerment of the metal smelting and the forging of the knives. Amongst other metals smelted in the knives, is old metal from earlier editions of knives by Luang Por Say, metal Yant designs from various great Masters, Dtabpu Sangkhawanonrn, nails from the coffins of seven cemeteries.

The Maha Puttapisek empowerment ceremony was again made on 2nd january 2552 in the Uposadha shrine room of Wat Don Gradtay Tong, and had some other great masters of meditation and amulet empowerment present to 'Nang Bprok' (sit in the directions for the ceremony and perform various magical tasks in meditation, depending on their particular assignment, be it to invoke the four elements to run through the amulets, or to instill protective power);

Luang Phu Dee (Wat Taepagorn, Bangkok), Pra Atigarn Jai (Wat Prayayat, Samutr Songkram), and Pra Ajarn Somchai (Wat Hnong Noi, Chainat) joined in the Puttapisek empowerment ceremony to bless the amulets with Luang Phu Say.


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Siarn Reusi Boroma Kroo Por Gae (Ruesi Kroo Mask for Ritual Ceremony and Bucha)

Siarn Boroma Kroo Ruesi Por Gae



Por Gae Ruesi Mask for Ritual Initiation, Wai Kroo, Korb Kroo, and Bucha on your altar.
Comes with stand.

Price including Postage registered International airmail (7 to 10 days); 
$145  US

I plan to begin offering Ruesi Masks of all shapes, sizes and Deities in the coming months, and hopefully assemble the first place where you can get a wide choice of Ruesi Mask deities in various qualities and prices, sizes etc. This one is just about 90 percent life size, and is suitable for Korb Kroo, Wai Kroo but not for wearing as a full mask for Sak Yant, for it is not wide enough to place over the whole head.
Click Here to view/purchase Ruesi Por Gae Mask >>>

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Mai Kroo Maha Prohm limited edition LP Nong

This Mai Kroo is a 'Kata' (not to be confused with the word Kata which means Mantra/Spell chanting) means a kind of sword. But this ritual paraphernalia object is not really a Kata, it is a 'Mai Kroo' (Magic Wand) which is made in representation of a Kata sword of Brahma.

Click Here to View/Purchase Mai Kroo Maha Prohm Perd Loke
Price: 60$U.S. (78SG$)

This Mai Kroo is 8 Centimeters long. This Mai Kroo is used by Ruesi and Monks to cast spells or bestow blessings on devotees. This is usually done by using it as a magic wand to touch the head of the devotee whilst making the incantations (just as western magicians and wizards do), or to lay it on the amulets to be blessed, or place in prayer water etc (magic depends on the magic maker what uses he thinks of for his spells and how he uses the wand - an Adept knows many ways to use a Mai Kroo).

The head of the Mai Kroo Kata has the four faces of the God Brahma. The stem has (Sacred Khom Agkhara (Khmer Sanskrit) letters engraved. This Mai Kroo was a limited edition of 999 pieces and has a length of 8 centimeters long. It is reddened copper bronze alloy called Nuea Rattana Tong Gae Fa Badtr (Fa Badtr is the lid of the alms bowl used for alms round by Buddhist Monks). Each one has a numbered code from 1 to 999 (limited edition).
He who makes Bucha and chants the Kata to Pra Prohm (Brahma) will experience success in their professions and be loved by all people(Metta Mahaniyom).

Click here to see the Kata Chant for this Amulet (Kata Bucha Pra Prohm)
 
Visit the Kata Chanting Section to find this, and other Kata for your Sacred Thai Amulets
 
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