The Ongk Gaama Suudt of Kroo Tamma Muni seems at first sight, to be a typical 'In Koo' Prai Devas Pair, but in fact, this particular Wicha is not merely an In Koo, rather, the very first In Koo of all Humanity. The Ongk Gaama Suudt represents the fMother and Father of Humanity, the first ever Lovers. In this sense, it means great Development and Prosperity, and is empowered to increase and seal not only love in the Family, and between Husband and Wife, or Couples in Love, but also to boost good business, and to increase Prosperity.

The amulet is composed of a pair of lovers embracing each other and making love, immersed in a Nam Man Prai Raeng Sanaeh Potion, with Sacred Flowers and Herb. It was one of various now famously powerful amulets released in a small extreme limited edition released in the Year 2553 BE, from Kroo Ba Tamma Muni. The Nam Man Prai Raeng Sanaeh Gamakun Oil has become now Luang Phu's most famous Prai Oil for its Highly Concentrated Power to Attract and Seduce People.

As to the Prai Oil in which the In Koo is immersed, Luang Phu made it specially for this edition, using a higher concentration of Muan Sarn, and a more complex formula of ritual empowerment, to produce the most powerful Nam Man Prai Oil, and See Pheung Balm, that he has made to date. He began by only taking Bees Nests found on the Mayom, Marum and Khanun trees, which are the most powerful trees for Bees Nests to possess Magick.

He then inscribed all of the Bees Nests with Ancient Khom (Khmer) Agkhara Spells and Sacred Maha Yant Prawet Yant Maha Sanaeh, using a long formula of different rare Ancient Yantra inscriptions and invocations, such as the Yant Na Kon Tan Hwaek Himapan, Yant Nang Ga Long, Yant Nang Khao Ha, Yant Glern Jidt Manus, Yant Dor Lor Hee, Yant Chang Pasom Khloeng, Yant Paya Tae Krua, and the Yant Na Orn Jai.

A large number of the rarest and most powerful Magickal Herbs were used for the boiling ritual in the Sacred Cauldron, which was also inscribed with Sacred Yant and Khom Agkhara Spells, according to the Dtamra. Amongst the most mentionable Sacred Muan Sarn Ingredients used in the Nam Man Prai were;

Wan Sau Hlong (Enchanted Lady Herb). Wan Saen Nang Lorm (100,000 Maidens in Entourage Herb), Wan Paya Gai Daeng (Red Cockerel herb), Wan Dork Tong (Golden Flower Herb) Wan Din Sor Ruesi (Lersi Chalk Herb), Wan Chang Pasom Khloeng (Mating Elephant in Heat Herb), Wan Joong Nang (Lady Seducer Herb), Ga Fak Rak Khaw (White Love-Bringing-Crow Flower), Ga Fak Rak Muang (Purple Love-Bringing-Crow Flower), and Makhuea Ba (Crazy Eggplant)

These and a host of other Sacred Herbs and Woods were boiled up with the Bees Nests and Waxes in the cauldron in ‘Nam Man Sanaeh Raeng Kama Sutra’ - Sacred Oils of strong Kama Sutra Charm. The potion was boiled and stirred to thicken into See Pheung. Whilst the concoction boiled, he recited incantations over the pot to arouse the elements. Further empowering the Sacred oils.

The herbs used to cook up the potion, were various herbs of ‘Wan Maha Sanaeh’ cooked together with the ‘Khanun’ jackfruit and ‘Mayom’ Star Gooseberry. The fragrant oils boiled together in an open-air daytime ceremony on a Friday of a New Moon and the Friday of a Full Moon making for two auspicious occasions.

As Luang Phu mixed the waxy substances all together into one, he placed them in a large receptacle and used his bare hands to mix them and mash them, performing 108 recitations of the Kata Gaama Suudt (Kama Sutra Wicha) during an Auspicious Astrological Occasion in full Sunlight.

Once the potion was mixed into one substance, he then chose a night time Auspicious Astrological Date, to perform the next empowerment under the full moonlight. he performed the Piti See Pheung Rap Saeng Jantr Moonlight Charging Ceremony, and inscribed the Saccred Yantra of the Golden Apsara Maiden on the surface of the sacred beeswax slabs, to melt into the Nam Man Prai, and Chanted the Kata Riak Jidt Manus, and the Montr Nang Apsorn Yua Swaha Mad Jidt spell. Both of these spells are thousand year old Khmer Sorcery Spells which invoke Apsara Maidens from the Celestial Realms to Enchant and Seduce the minds of others.

The Kata spells invoking the Apsaras blessing of loveliness, which is considered to be a very high level charm of seduction and astonishment derived from the ‘Nang Ram’ dancing girls of ancient Thai folk music. Even the ‘Dabos Nak Prot Khontan’ ascetic Ghandavara devas are subject to the immense power of this spell. The Ghandavara being particularly drawn to and associated with music, dance, arts and the scents and saps of fragrant trees and flowers, these heavenly deities are drawn to and therefore lend their powers to the make-up of this ethereal Look Krok.

Special Kata from Kroo Ba Tamma Muni for use with this edition (Induce Metta and Increase Love and Affection)

Puttang Ragkha Jidtang Aehi Ragkha Jidtang

Tammang Ragkha Jidtang Aehi Ragkha Jidtang

Sangkang Ragkha Jidtang Aehi Ragkha Jidtang

Kata of Veneration (3x):

Na Tu Dta Sang Dta Dtoh Pun Chan Dti Poh Cha Naa Nang Mae San Jae Aakachaya Aakachahi Oh Mettan Dti Ro Tan Dtang Dtae Dtae Ja Ran Dtu Mae Sap Pay Mae Dtang Jidt Dtang Jidt Dtang Mae Dta Dtan Ja Sap Pa Lo Ga Saming

• Maha Laluay – powerful charm and attraction magic causes those nearby to applaud, admire and feel friendliness towards the wearer of the In Ko
  
• Maha Sanaeh – powerful enchantment magic causes those who are targeted to fall helplessly in love with the wearer of the In Koo.
  
• Kong Grapan – protective magic prevents ballistic weapons and sharp objects from piercing or penetrating the skin.
  
• Gan Kun Sai – protects against black magic and evil spirits, defends against Hun Payont, magic spells and the like.
  
• Metta Mahaniyom – Discussions, Debates and Business talks or Diplomacy matters will be discussed easily and you will be able to get your point across and be convincing. The In Koo can be worn and used by both Men and Women.

For Choke Lap wealth increase, place the In Koo inside a money bowl or savings box. Before you put or remove any money from the box, you must tap or knock on the side of the container with the same hand you shall be using to remove or place money in the box with. Chant the Kata 7 times before putting your hand inside the container. It is said that if you do this regularly, that money will never cease to flow. Those who perform this well will find time to sit and meditate and chant the Kata whilst tapping on the container. About 5 minutes each time is enough.

Kata Ongk Gaama Suudt

Puttang Ragkha Jidtang

Tammang Ragkha Jidtang

Sangkang Ragkha Jidtang

Jidt Dta Sanaeha Na Ma Pa Ta Maa Ni Maa Maa Aehi Ma Ma

Om In Gaew Naree Jag Chuay Khong Gaa Duay Bpaag Khunanaang Han Khong Loo Gan Sir Hyub Laew Ruad Lerm Waang Om Swaahum Dtid