Made using Muan Sarn Prai Powders collected from over 1000 Kilometers wandering around the whole country, including earth from 7 salt licks, 7 cemeteries, 7 ports, 7 townships, 7 cities, Khui Pu from 7 shorelines, eath from the base of 7 Bodhi trees in 7 Temples, and 7 Termite Mounds.

Mixed with Pong Prai Kumarn Bone powders, this was Ajarn Tong Tengs most powerful mixture to date of this editon (2552 BE). Some years after its release now, this Kumarn Tong Bucha Image is now a rarity, which is usual with almost all of Ajarn Tong Teng's amulets, because of the small numbers of amulets made, and the high number of Devotees seeking them. This Kumarn became famous for its ability to remove Business Obstacles and clear the way for success, and do away with debts, cashflow problems and other such enterprise growth struggles in the Commercial Arenas. Used by Devotees of many professions, ranging from the market stall sales lady, to the Corporate Executive.

The base of the statue has a large Takrut Hua Jai Kumarn Taep, which prevents any other Sorcerors or Ajarns from being able to steal or remove the Power of the Kumarn. This is very useful for those who believe they are being attacked by Black magic, iin order to make sure that the magician attacking is not able to weaken your own Magical Protectors, or remove their powers to protect you. This is one of the ways clever Dark Sorcerors will find their workaround to harm you, even if you surround yourself with amulets, by using spells to remove their powers, before sending their own magic in, once your protector is rendered impotent.

The Kumarn i not an earthly Kumarn rather, a Divine Kumarn of the Celestial Realms, a 'Deva Kumarn'. It is highter than the average Kumarn and is more powerful, and able to command those other Kumarn of the Earthly Ghost kingdom. The Kumarn taep is very convincing to the Ruling Devas of the Gambling Dens too and it is said, that it can be used very successfully for choosing Winning Lottery Numbers.

Size; 3.0 x 5.5 x 1.8 Inches - hand Inscription is visible on the surface with the Kata 'Na Ji Je Ru Ni'

The Kumarn sits with one leg raise, symbolic of the readiness to rise up and come to assist and help. It sits on a sack of treasure and gold. The special focus point of this Kumarn Tong statue, is the fact that although not visible, the statue has a smaller version of the Kumarn Tong inserted inside the interior of the statue, which another deva resident to control over and give a double watch on things, and to remain working from within, hidden from the eyes of other sorcerors and enemies, able to work its powerful magic with ease and without disturbances.

To Bucha this Kumarn and recieve Blessings is to do so Doubly, for there are two Kumarn in One image, and two sources of Blessings to be returned to you.

Ajarn Tong Teng sets out the following method for bringing the Kumarn into the Home;

Light ten incense sticks, keeping nine in one hand, and using the other single incense stick to offer to and inform Pra Chai Mongkol (the local house spirit), and the local elementals and spirit devas that watch over the houses, fields, rivers farms and barns, shops and establishments. Tell them that the Kumarn is coming to be a member of the Household to stay, and that they should not prevent the Kumarn fomr leaving and/or entering the household. Then choose your name to call the Kumarn and use it to call it into the Home with you.

To call the Kumarn to come and help you when needed, use the following Kata to chant when calling;

Kata Riak Kumarn (call Kumarn to do your Bidding)

Chant to the Triple Gem first; ‘Na Mo Dtassa Pakawadto Arahadto Sammaa Samputtassa’ (3 times), then Chant the following Kata One time;

Jiddti Jid-Dtang Jidt Khong Kumarn Tong Bpiyang Ma Ma (then say whatever it is you wish the Kumarn to do). As you ask for the wish to be fulfilled, make it clear in your heart that you intend to repay the Kumarn with some toys or sweets if success is achieved in its Mission.

Kata Riak Kumarn Tong (.wav sound tutorial) for this Kata is available as a window media file, for download after purchase from within the files tab of your account here. The tutorial includes the chanting of the Maha Namasakara too (Namo Tassa).

You can give any kind of sweets or savouries to this Kumarn Tong, such as bananas, boiled eggs, sweet drinks (red Thai syrup drink is the best, but nor essential), sweets. If your timetablke does not allow regular Bucha in this manner, you can call the Kumarn Tong to come and eat with you at mealtimes too instead. If yuo are eating raw foods or intoxicating liquor, then do not invite the Kumarn to join you.

Kata Bot Suad Bucha Kumarn Tong

'Aehi Kumaaro-o Aehi kumaarii Bpiyang Ma Ma Bpudt-Dtang Wachaa Yadti Jao Rak Yom Kumarn Tong Jong Maa Aehi Ma Ma - Jao' (call the name of your Kumarn) and continue with 'Kumarn Tong Look Por' (if you are a Man), or Kumarn Tong Look Mae (if you are a Woman).

This Kata also has a Windows Media Soundfile Bot Suad Bucha Kumarn Tong (.wav sound tutorial) provided for download in the files tab after purchase.

เอหิ กุมาโร เอหิ กุมารี ปิยัง มะมะ ปุตตัง วะขายะติ เจ้ารักยม กุมารทอง จงมา เอหิ มะ มะ เจ้า(เรียกชื่อกุมารทองด้วยถ้าได้ตั้งชื่อให้)กุมารทองลูกพ่อ(ถ้าเป็นผู้ชาย)หรือกุมารทองลูกแม่(ถ้าเป็นผู้หญิง).

Kata for giving the Name to the Kumarn (chant when giving him his name)

“Naamaanang Samaa So Yudt Dta Tho Yudt Dta Tha” “In the Name of the Kroo Ba Ajarn – I name you  (Name which you wish to give your Kuman Tong”.

Forbidden to give raw meat or alcohol/intoxicants to the Kumarn Taep

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