A Mass of Powerful Sorcery is within the Muan Sarn (sacred powders and elements) used for the shaping of this Kumarn Tong Jom Khamang Waet. 'Jom Khamang Waet' means 'Sorceror' or 'Wizard'. The Kumarn Tong Jom Khamang Waet is not any kind of simple Kumarn Tong. It is also an Adept Magician with the power to cast Spells.

The many sacred powders are given their foundation of power from using a majority proportion of 'Pong Graduk Dek' (powdered bone). When we examine the Image of this exceptionally powerful looking Kumarn, we can see that it is wearing a 'Prakam' (Rosary), and is in the act of Incantation of Magic Spells. The Base of the Bucha Statue is 2.5 Inches wide, and has Incantations in Sanskrit Inscriptions around the base.

Size 2.5 Inches Wide base x 4 Inches High

This Golden Boy Sorceror is Useful for calling Riches and Luck, Business or Employment, Promotion and similar areas of Life. But you should not ask for more than your destiny or fate will logically allow (for example you work in a 7/11 store and ask to become richer than the richest Sheiks of Saudi Arabia), for that would be asking too much even of such a powerful Wizard as the Kumarn Tong Jom Khamang Waet.

This Kumarn (as do all Kumarn and Prai Devas) also protects from Black Magic with its High Concentration of Psychic Power. The Kumarn is after all a Powerful Prai Ghost of the Spirit World, and can handle itself well with (and overcome) most Dark Spirits.

Sacred Muan Sarn with Prai Oil Paster, Prai Kumarn Bone powders and a large array of Magical Herb, wood and powders are inserted within the base of the Bucha Statue, which has Pra Ajarn Taep Pongsawadarns Official stamp.

How to Worship the Kuman Tong

Kata Kuman Tong

Pra Ajarn Taep Pongsawadarn Now Ordained as a Buddhist Monk for the Second Time, was one of Thailands Most Prominent Lay Masters, whose Wicha and Amulets are in great demand in both Thai and Foreign Shores. His amulets are made by hand and in small numbers, usually only in single edition. (Pra) Ajarn Taep was a Laymaster until his recent re-ordination as a Buddhist Monk, it is not known if this Ordination is temporary or permanent. Read biography here; Ajarn Taep Pongsawadarn