Palad Khik Phallic Animist Charm, made from a piece of Ga Fak Rak-Mayom Tree-wood, with Khom Agkhara Spell Inscription and Empowerments from Luang Por Prohm, of Wat Ban Suan and other Khao or Masters, such as Por Tan Kloi, and many other famous names.

This particular piece of Magical wood, is carved into the shape of a Himapant Crow, its neck head and beak protruding from a large mother-node of Ga Fak, connected to Mayom Branch, which has been inscribed with Khom Agkhara Spells and Invocations.

The Ga Fak wood is only minimally carved to form into the shape of a Crow naturally, and has only needed minimum embellishment from the artisan, to bring the details into view. Most recommended to keep in your place of work or business, to attract customers and high sales quota.

This is one of a collection of individual items which were brought to various Khao Or Masters at various temples, to Empower with their Meditative Skills and Bestow their Buddhist Blessings.

Mai Ga Fak Rak is one of the rarest kinds of Sacred tree woods to encounter, and is extremely highly sought after for its Magical Maha Sanaeh properties. It is seen to possess Magical strength and immense Maha Sanaeh attraction power in its own right, without any additional empowerment from Human Beings involved at all.

The Ga Fak tree is known to embed itself and take root on the surface of other trees, and when it chooses to dwell with another kind of sacred tree, this is seen to be doubly powerful, and also results in fusion of the two kinds of Magic which are attributed to each tree. Hence, different combinations of Ga Fak + Other type of Tree, produce different formulas with different Magical effects.

This particular Palad Khik is made from tree-wood that came from a Ga Fak which attached to a Mayom tree, producing a Ga Fak Rak-Yom tree. This is then of course also the perfect wood (and indeed the ubiquitous) to be used in the making of carved wooden Rak-Yom twins amulets.

Hence, when the combination of Sacred Magical Deva Inhabited tree-wood, with the Meditative Empowerments and Buddhist Blessings of Guru Master Monks come into force, what results, is an extremely powerful amulet, with the authentic Magical Force Imbued within the Sacred Ga Fak Rak-Yom Wood, bestowed by Mother Nature.

The Ga Fak Rak Crow is formed from the natural shape and form of the Sacred Ga Fak Rak wood, which has required only the minimum of caring to enhance the already crow head shaped piece of Sacred wood. Empowered with the Wicha of Luang Por Prohm, Master of the temple of Luang Por Kong; Wat Ban Suan, in Pattalung.

The Ga Fak Rak has a stainless steel hoop attached for easy attachment to hang over your storefront door, cash-till, Bedroom, or market stall. You can hang it in your vehicle too if you are a traveling salesman, and in the case of those who travel, or whose profession requires driving (such as a Taxi Driver), the Ga Fak Rak is a perfect companion to attract customers.

In Thailand, Ga Fak Rak tree is a very rare and powerful Maha Sanaeh Metta Mahaniyom Magical Wood, which is popular with Market Stall Holders, and Shop Owners, who hang the wood in their place of Business, to attract and increase customers and sales. The wood is carved into various kinds of Merciful Himapant Animals, such as this Ga Fak Crow, or the Palad Khik Phallic Lingam.

Luang Por Prohm is one of the top three living Masters of the Dtamnak Dtak Sila Khao Or lineage of Sorcery, and is inclined to produce amulets of the 'krueang Rang' (occult charms and ritual instruments), which has served to increase the higher forms of ritual practices in the lay community.

The Ga Fak Rak is well famed for its Maha Sanaeh properties, and The 'Mayom' tree is said to posses powerful 'Maha Niyom' Magic ('Ma' for 'Maha', and 'Yom' for 'Niyom'), which means 'great preference' (popularity spell).

This amulet is useful as a seduction and wealth attraction charm, as well as for increasing popularity, and the power to convince others to give in to your requests, The crows head is raised up emerging from the Mother-Node, where the Ga Fak Parasitic Plant was attached to the Mayom Tree into one symbiosis.

Sacred inscriptions are hand written on the surface of the wood, using an Ancient Wicha, whose development can be traced right back to the Vedic Brahman Occult practices of Thousands of Years ago.

Kata Bucha Ga Fak Rak

Gaara Wigoe, Gaara Gaanuu, Gaara Wigoe, Gaara Gaanuu, Gaara Wigoe, Gaara Gaanuu

Ganha Nae Ha - Na Ma Pa Ta - Na Mo Puttaaya - Ja Pa Ga Sa - Na Ma A U

or

Ja Pa Ga Sa Na Mo Put Taa Ya Gan Ha Nae Ha Na Ma Pa Ta

Om Siwaling Sabbha Metta Sabbha Pokaa Sabbha Laapo Sabbha Tanaa, Sabbha Yasa, Sabbha Pranee Sabbha Mangalaani Bhavantume.

Chant any of the Kata Once, 3 times, or 9 times