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Nang Tani Banana Tree Ghost Amulet Kruba Na

Nang Tani Banana Tree Lady Ghost Thai Amulet LP Kruba Na

Rear face containing Pong Sanaeh Ya Faed powders, Rubies, Ploi Sek Gem, Money Spider, Enchanted Dice, 2 Sariga & Takrut Maha Lap Kroo Ba Na Chinawangso. The lockets were released in Luang Phu Na Chinawangso's final ever edition of amulets before his passing, now in extremely high demand,has become rare very quickly, and was almost completely depleted immediately after release.

Old LannaTagrud with Tian Chai candle wax

This Tagrud is an old one from Chiang Mai district. It has Lanna tradition to the magical inscriptions, and is filled with wax from the tian chai candle used in Royal rituals of Wicha Akom. Tian Chai means 'victory candle', and is used in various major ceremonies including The Royal Sampajcharachin ceremony and the Royal Pirunasastra ritual. Tian Chai wax is thus very hard tocome by indeed, and just for this reason, this Tagrid is a unique and individual ancient amulet that has authentic wicha akom behind it, in addition to being hand made by the master himself, in the ancient tradition, as all old amulets were.

Rental Price; 140$SG

To rent an amulet from me, you can contact me on sakyant at windowslive dot com, Or Phone 98323062 (Singapore) or +66886799251(Thailand).

Kata Jud Tian Chai

( Kata used in ceremonies for lighting the Tian Chai Victory candle- you can use this quite well as a powerful Kata for this Tagrud).

"Putto Sappanyu Tammo Lokuttaro Waro Sangko Makka Phalatho Ja Ijjedtang Radta Nadtayang Edtassa Aanupawena Sappa Tugkhaa Ubpattawaa Andtaraayaa Ja Nassandtu Sappa Sodthee Pawandtume"

Subscribe in a reader Rental prices on this blog are all in Singapore dollars Postage per EMS costs 5 dollars in Singapore, and 20 dollars for international delivery up to 500 grams. In Most cases though, you can come to see the amulet in Singapore before you buy it if you wish, by phoning the Singapore number and making an appointment to meet and see the amulet. This will be conducted by my wife, so if you have any difficult questions you must contact me on the email address given above, as my wife cannot answer the more difficult questions.

Suea Yant LP Parn

This is a pretty rare aquisition of Yantra shirt with Yant Grao Paetch (diamond armour) and a host of other Yantras along with the image of Luang Por Parn of Wat bang Nom Kho on it. I have owned this yantra shirt (called "suea yant" in Thai) for quite some years now, although i am not sure in which year it was made, but it is definitely rather aged.
I am willing to rent it for a donation, which i would use half of to make merit with by making offerings to the Sangha for a good cause. Price is auctionable

Luang Por Parn was the abbot of Wat bang Nom Kho temple and famous for his Magical yantra of Diamond armour. he also made some amulets in six different styles with Buddhas riding on animals, which are now extremely expensive and hard to find. The Government of Ayuttaya have made some remakes of these amulets mixing some of the ancient ones into the mixture for the new ones in honor of Luang Por Parn and for collectors to be able to aqquire these amulets again, which are so scarce these days. Many Master monks were called upon for the Puttapisek ceremony to bless them too.
Below - Wat Bang Nom Kho amulet made by the Municipality of Ayuttaya; Called "praputtajao song sathw (Buddha riding animal). I have two of these, one riding a bird (good Klaew Klaad avoiding accidents magic, and avoid being tricked), and one on a porcupine (good Kong Grapan magic) . The ones i have are similar to the one in the below pic, made with old Wat bang Nom Kho amulets mixed into them.

To rent one, you can contact me on sakyant at windowslive dot com or fone 98323062 (Singapore)

Rental price in Singapore; SG$100

Phra Khunpaen

Phra Khunpaen is useful for charm and attraction, as well as good salesemanship in business.
Pra Khunpaen LP Tim
Here are some Pra Khunpaen amulets from Luang Phu Tim of Wat Pra Khaw temple. Luang Phu Tim passed away recently, and his amulets are now in extreme demand. These were made the year before his passing away and are thus the last amulets made by him. Luang Phu Tim has gthe distinguished honor of being the original and first ever monk to begin making amulets in the likeness of Luang Por Tuad, as he was abbot of Wat Chang Hai temple (temple of Luang Por Tuad). Pra Luang Phu Tim is now elected to the status of "Pra Ariya Sangha" meaning he is of the saint level. Both his Khunpaen amulets and Luang Por Tuad amulets have hgained legendary status in Thailand. These amulets can be considered a perfect remembrance of his goodness.

The Khunpaen amulet above has sacred khom agkara lettering on the back as a protection and charm blessing. Rent price; SG$50

The Khunpaen amulet above is made of clay - rent price; SG$ 40

The Khunpaen amulet below is from Luang Por Poon in Wat Pai Lom temple in Nakorn Pathom. It has a Kumarn Tong on the back side to increase fortune and sales for business as well as the charming and metta aspects already coming from Pra Khunpaen. Pra Khunpaen also has good power for salesmen and merchants, but with the gumarn tong added the effect is considered to be extremely increased.

Price; SG$100

Kumarn Tong is in meditation - this Kumarn is called Kumarn Samasadhi, or Kumarn Samabidhi

Phra Khunpaen In Koo Luang Phu Hongs 3 tagrud (copper silver and gold) and precious stone

This amulet has In Koo on the back to increase your attractiveness and charm - The Khunpaen on the frontside has three tagruds (in silver gold and copper) and a semi precious stone for increased power. These amulets were made with one, two, and three tagruds in them and were rented at different prices, depending on how many stones and tagruds were inserted. This was to enable people who wished to make more merit by donating a larger amount to the temples to be able to also have a more collectible and rare memento with their protective charms and amulets they rented..

Apart from the obvious benefits coming from magic Buddhist amulets, the act of renting an amulet is also a great merit (poon) because one is donating funds to the temple and helping to maintain the Buddha sangha andthe Buddha sasana. Amulets are a great way for people to make merit because the person donating/renting gets a magical protection and charm and a memento for his merits, and also gets good karma too for making his donation by renting. When i began to consider distributing and renting amulets i wasn;t too sure if it was right or not, but after talking with many masters and temples about my feelings in this matter, they all assured me that i was doing a good thing because not only was i donating to the temples by renting, i was also travelling around and making amulets available to devotees in other places too. What is clear is that when selling amulets one is not allowed to simply keep all the profit, rather just take enough to cover ones expenses and a tiny nbit extra, and the rest must go to making more merit in Buddhism. This ensures "samma achiwa" (right livelihood - one of the paths of the eightfold path as taught by Buddha). Apart from this it also sees that both myself as distributor and the people renting get even more merit and good karma by re-investing in more donations to the sangha.

Backside of Khunpaen LP Hongs - Int Koo (lovers) with Na Me Dhi kata for metta

~~$SG140~~ Now Reduced Price; SG$90

You can contact me on sakyant at windowslive dot com or fone 98323062 (Singapore) if you wish to rent these amulets.

LP Tuad gunstoppers

Luang Dta Liam's LP Tuad gunstoppers
I am pleased to be able to have brought five of the few remaining examples of the Luang Por Tuad/Luang Phu Piak amulets made by Luang Dta Liam of Wat Suan Manee Sap in Chumporn for Singaporeans to have the chance to rent one. There were only around one thousand of these amulets created in a first and only edition. The amulets were never distributed to amulet stores for resale and have only been given to devotees who visited the temple and made a donation for the free food hall being built there.
The amulets were created using Gakyayaks earth adding elephant tusk (ivory), Tep Taro, Khee Lek Lai and Wan 108 amongst many other sacred ingredients. many Master moks were present to perform the blessing ceremony of Putta Pisek. In the ceremony of blessing in the chapel, no Brahmins were allowed in the chapel for the blessing, rather only monks were allowed to enter. But strangely when the fotos of the ceremony were printed, there was the image of a Brahmin Ruesi standing in the chapel recieving the amulets with his arms outstretched! This is believed by Liang Dta Liam to be the spirit of an Ancient Ruesi.

The amulets have varied markings arising on them as a result of the sacred wan 108 herbs rising as growth on the amulets. After the blessing ceremony of Putta pisek, the amulets were buried with a Look Nimit under the chapel for one year and then placed under the Buddha statue in the chapel for another 2 years. This technique is known as "gru" and is the traditional method for making powerful amulets.

Anyone interested in obtaining one of these soon to be extremely rare and wonderful amulets can contact me for details. The amulets dont have a set price and will be given against a donation.

Luang Por Tuad amulets

This is a collection of limited edition amulets from Wat Rai in Nakorn Sri Tammarat province - The set is of three amulets featuring Pra Luang Por Tuad on one side and Pra Luang Por Ngern on the other. The amulets are made from 3 different sacred materials; Mai Tep Taro (beige colored), Din Gakyayaks earth (black), and Nuea Gon Krok (multicolored). They have a tagrud embedded in each and also a "Look Na Moe" - which is a round chunk of metal with a yantra on it. These amulets are out of stock now in the temple and fast becoming a rare aquisition. I find this collection extremely beautiful, and am even considering keeping it myself as i have seen that the "wan roy paed" (108 sacred herbal mixture)used in their making is beginning to form a growth on the amulets in the form of a white powdery substance rising up on the face of the amulets. This is considered by Thai amulet experts to be a sign of the sacredness of an amulet. It does not occur with many amulets these days in the age of commercial Buddhism, where so many temples are making amulets without including the proper ingredients, and is thus a very desirable thing to happen to your amulet.

Luang Por Ngern Din Gag Ya Yaks

Backside - Luang Por Tuad - Din Gag Ya Yaks

Luang por Ngern - Mai Tep Taro

Backside - Luang Por Tuad - Mai Tep Taro

Luang Por Ngern - Gon Krok

Backside - Luang Por Tuad - Gon Krok

You can contact me on sakyant at windowslive dot com or fone 98323062 (Singapore) if you wish to rent these amulets. The set of 3 is available for ~~SG$280.~~ Reduced Price now! $SG250!! I can either send per post or deliver to you personally in Singapore.

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