The Kumarn Tong 'Montr Paetch Payatorn Jantr Sorn Jantr Pim B was one of of a number of different Kumarn Tong amulet and Bucha statues in varying models made in this 2556 BE Traimas edition of Maha Sanaeh Metta Mahaniyom amulets from the Master of Wicha Gampong Jaam, Wicha Bantian Mian Jia Maha Sanaeh, and the Wicha Montr Paetch Payatorn, Luang Phu In of (Wat Nong Meg).

One could almost certainly say that this particular master of Khmer Sorcery and Thai Buddha Magic, is most probably by far the most popular and famous of all current ordained masters, for his powerful Paetch Payatorn Amulets, Kumarn Tong, Pra Ngang, Takrut, and other necromantic charms such as the Nine Tails Fox.

Size : 5 x 3 Cm

The Kumarn Tong is made from Luang Por In's famous 'Pong Gammagarn Pised' Maha Sanaeh powders, along with the essential mixture of Necromantic Earths and ashes from funeral pyres, and the insertion of a small phial of Nam Man Prai Long Hon mixed with Nam Man Prai Tang Glom, from a Mother with Kumarn.

7 Takrut are inserted (5 Maha Lap and 2 Maha Sanaeh with the Montr Paetch Payatorn Jantr Sorn Jantr Invocation), for immense attraction power in both business scenarios, and pleasure arenas.

Empowered with the heart Mantra Invocation of the Kumarn Tong. Renowned for its immense power to protect against black magic and all forms of dark sorcery. The Kumarn Tong amulet is shaped in the image of a young Boy with topknot, as is traditional with Kumarn Tong. He is sitting in meditative posture, indicating that this is a Kumarn of the higher celestial realms and one who is both Buddhist, and a practitioner of the Dhamma, for which reason this is a Kumarn Taep, (Deva Kumarn), with great power, but who will be reluctant to help if the intention is evil. The Kumarn will however, protect against evil, with all its power.

Please note; These bottles of Nam Man Prai which are inserted into the rear face of the image, have been deliberately stoppered with cork stoppers. This is so that the oil seeps through the cork, due to porosity, and slowly imbues the amulet with essential Necromantic Power as it charges up with more and more in time with your prayers and incantations. One shouldn't therefore understand, that these bottles may eventually dry up. This is however intentional, & part of the empowerment process. Once it has become dry, one can consider the image to have absorbed the full power of the oils, and be in its full state of magical maturity.

Luang Phu In Khemataewo – Wat Nong Meg (Surin) – Master of Wicha Khmer – Maha Sanaeh Metta Choke Lap. As he was still a young man, he was already a Master of Wicha Maha Sanaeh (attraction and riches charm). As a layman he loved to practice Maha Sanaeh magic. When he ordained, because his inclination was to make amulets, he sought out a dozen or more great masters to teach him their various Wicha.