Hun Payont Pran Bun Riak sap (Meritorious Hunter calling treasures)- Chae Nam Man Maha Sanaeh (soaked in Prai Oil) - Luang Por Dam - Wat Pra Puttabat. The Hun payont was made from many sorcerous magical metals, such as the metal smelted residue from funeral pyre coffin nailes and hinges, knockers etc, the metal door of a cremation chamber, nails from the coffin lid, ancient buddhist artifacts, and Yantra foils with spell inscriptions. The Pran Bun Hunter holds a Bow in his hand, and carries a quiver full of arrows on his shoulder, well equipped for his purpose of hunting treasures, and protecting against thieves, enemies, Ghosts and Demonic entities.

All these Chanuan Muan sarn were smelted together in a Magical Invocation ceremony ti invoke the four elements the 32 parts of a living body, and to call the spirits of the Hun Payont to inhabit the effigies.

The Hun Payont is bound with 'Daay Daeng Akom' (red magical soreceor's thread used for binding spells, and to increase the potency of another spell, by wrapping and performing the necessary Incantations.

Carry the Hun Payont with you, or wear on your person for protection from all dangers, ghosts and evil forces, Black Magic and Curses. The Hun Payont also has Maha Lap power, turns the wheel of prosperity and assists in attracting a steady flow of Income.

Empowered in Solitary by Luang Por Dum of Wat Pra Puttabat with the turning and invocation of the four elements (Wicha Hnun Taat see) and the arousal and awakening of the 32 components of the living body (Kata Akarn Sam Sip Sorng)

Kata and How to Bucha Hun Payont