Lersi Pra Pirab (Bhairaba) Kroo Mask Amulet of the Yaksa Hermit God, of Vedic Cosmological Legend, filled with Pong Aathan Sorcerous Powders, and sealed with a Sacred Yant Spell on the rear face.

The amulet is made from Nuea Chanuan Tong Daeng (Sacred Alchemical Copper Alloy), and is filled with powerful Sacred Powders for Maha Lap, Serm Duang, Klaew Klaad, Gae Aathan and Serm Yos.

Pra Pirab HImself is Inherently Imbued with Maha Amnaj (commanding power and influence), Gae Aathan and Serm Yos Power, and is especially powerful Deity to watch over, guide and protect those in the Performing Arts Proefessions, Musicians and Dancers, as well as all Magicians.

He is seen present in many great Wai Kroo ceremonies, and is the official Mascot of the Wai Kroo of Performing Artists along with a number of other Major role playes in the Pantheon of 'Duriya Taep' performing Arts Heavenly Devas

The rear face has a very rare and lesser known Yantra spell from Luang Por Wanna, that covers the back of Pra Pirab, and completes the Wicha with a Seal to protect and Contain the Power within. In the below youtube video, you can see a demonstration of the construction of the bones of this Yant (contours) and the Kata Below it, made by Ajarn Spencer Littlewood for your interest and enjoyment.

The Yant Invokes the Yaksa and commands them with Secret Incantations. They are commanded to assist and protect and to swipe enemies out of the way, clearing the way for success.

Pra Pirab is a Powerful High ranking Royal Member of the Asura Realm Pantheon of Deities, and is known to be the Guru of all Performing Artists and Musicians. Pra Pirab is a very Powerful Magical Emanation, and possesses Maha Amnaj Power to produce 'Serm Yos' (Improve Status), and Impose Commanding Influence over others. Pra Pirab also Destroys Enemies and Backstabbers, much like the Eclipse God 'Pra Rahu Asura Deva'.

Pra Pirab is the Highest Kroo of the Dancing Arts and the Musical Arts. He has various different names, the Original coming from the Indian 'Bhairaba'. As the Hindu Brahman Faith entered into Siam, the people of Siam adopted their Dance, Theater and Literary Arts, and adapted them by changing the artistic interpretation, style of regalia and their Names.

Hence, 'Bhairaba', became first 'Pairab' and later slowly transformed into 'Pra Pirab'. Historically one can see Pra Pirab appear in Thai Performing Arts and Ritual Ceremonies documented, from about the time of the Ayuttaya Dynasty. The ritual worship of Pra Pirab was first seen to be commonly widespread during the time of the 2 King of the Chakri Dynasty.

It is believed that Pra Pirab is actually an emanation of the Lord Shiva himself, but is often mixed up with another Yaksa who appears in the Thai Ramakien Myth (adapted from India's Ramayana Myth from the Hermit Valmiki), who is named 'Wirat' or 'Pirat' and his name has often been re-written as 'Pirab'. Wirat was a Major Protagonist in the Ramakien Tale, and was a practitioner of Astrology, and Wicha Yant

Bucha Pra Pirab

Above; Siarn Kroo Pra Pirab - Bhairab Ritual Khone Mask used in Wai Kroo and for Altar Bucha

Kata Bucha Pra Pirab

Imang Sajja Waajang Atithaami

Tudtiyambpi Imang Sajja Waajang Atithaami

Dtadtiyambpi Imang Sajja Waajang Atithaami

Puttang Ongk Pra Piraatang Khor Aehi Jong Maa

Tammang Ongk Pra Piraatang Khor Aehi Jong Maa

Sangkang Ongk Pra Piraatang Khor Aehi Jong Maa

Putto Sittirit Tammo Sittirit Sangko Sittirit

Sukha Sukha Chayya Chayya Laapa Laapa

Sappatammaanang Prasitti Mae Prasitti Dtae

Putto Sawasdee Mee Chai Tammo Sawasdee Mee Chai Sangko Sawasdee Mee Chai

Badtidtang Surankandtang Atithaami

Imasming Wantaami Aajaariyang Sappasayaang Winaassandti

Sittigaara Abp-bpa-ra-bpa-chaa Imasming Sitti Pawadtu Sappataa

Namassidtawaa Aajaariyang Isilokanaathang Putta Saraami

Namassidtawaa Aaajariyang Isilokanaathang Bpadti Badti Buchaa

Wantidtawaa Asurataepaanang Mahandtapalang Andtaraayang Winaasandti

Sittigaariya Piraataasuriyang Wichaa Jarana Sambpanang Namaa Mihang

Akkee Paahoo Bupphang Ajang Wantaa Aajaariyang Sappasaayang Winaassandti

Sitti Bparabpachaa Imasming Pawandtu Mae

Tudtiyambpi Akkee Paahoo Bupphang Ajang Wantaa Aajaariyang Sappasaayang Winaassandti

Dtadtiyambpi Akkee Paahoo Bupphang Ajang Wantaa Aajaariyang Sappasaayang Winaassandti

Sitti Bparabpachaa Imasming Pawandtu Mae

Then Chant

Kata Bucha for all Yaksa Devas (Asura)


Yaksa Sawarupa Chadaa Taraaya Bpinaag Hassadtaaya Sanaadtanaaya Tiwayaaya Taewaaya Tikampraaya Dtassamaiyakaaraaya Nama Sivaaya