This sacred adamantine substance, or Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen, is obtained through the Khao Or lineage. The lek lai was magically extracted from a holy cave in Kanjanaburi Province, near the Thai border with Myanmar. There the masters cut the lek lai using the traditional cold cutting method, which involves the use of only a knife and a candle. After the lek lai was extracted from the holy cave, it was then taken south to the great masters of the Dtamnak Dtak Sila Khao Or, who performed the blessing ceremony for the lek lai. It then received final blessings from Luang Por Prohm, who is the abbot of Wat Ban Suan, and the current wicha holder of the famous master Luang Por Kong, also from Wat Ban Suan.

This rare and magical substance has a deva mind inhabiting it, which makes the Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen a sacred kayasiddhi elemental. Due to the supernatural abilities of the deva within the kayasiddhi elemental, Lek Lai Tham Dtat Yen thus is a powerful tool to increase one's luck, provide protection, and to enhance a person's development of psychic powers.

This particular piece has a very smooth and shiny surface, which exhibits the high quality of lek lai. Moreover, the exterior surface does not display any traces of either manual or industrial cutting methods, and thus it can be confirmed that the lek lai was obtained using the authentic wicha Dtad Lek Lai in order to extract the sacred adamantine substance from the holy cave.

The fact that it does not contain any residual impurities indicates the high level of purity of Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen. Hence, its magic power has been fully retained within the Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen. This is why Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen is generally seen as one of the most sacred forms of lek lai. There are, of course, a few very rare exceptions, but Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen holds a much higher and finer quality grade compared to any other type of lek lai in general.

Yet the Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen received additional blessing when it was taken to the Khao Or masters, who consecrated the lek lai using various incantations and invocations of the Khao Or lineage. The great masters thereby enhanced the magic power of the sacred kayasiddhi elemental. And so, when one wears the Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen as an amulet, the lek lai will bestow continuous blessings of protection and good luck. In addition, the lek lai can also be used for devotional practice by placing the sacred kayasiddhi elemental on one's altar to perform bucha to it.

When used for bucha purposes, the lek lai serves as a portal to ascend to the higher celestial realms of the devas and ruesi. Correctly performed bucha of the lek lai can also lead to development of psychic powers. Yet, of course, it is equally valid to worship the Lek Lai Tham Dtad Yen to ask for blessings of protection, or increase of material wealth through lottery and gambling wins.

The only reason we are truly able to provide such items, is due to the diligent searching and study put in to the search for authentic lek lai undertaken by Ajarn Spencer, who donates a lot of time and effort into seeking out and testing the authenticity of the products we provide on our website. All the different types of lek lai are, or are planned, to be published on lek-lai.com in the coming months, as Ajarn Spencer finds time to write articles and pages for your study and perusal.

Highlights

Both a very strong amulet for protection and wealth increase, as well as a very powerful magical tool for meditation, and magical practice. The lek lai has the power to heal illnesses, protect from deadly dangers and even attract great wealth and prosperity.

A favorite tool for yogis, ruesi and meditators, the lek lai is a rare and essential substance which is revered as a kaya siddhi element with a deva inhabiting it.

Its properties and miraculous powers are legendary both for their invincibility protective magic and the ability to increase luck and prosperity.

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The subject of lek lai and all the different kinds in existence is one of the topics explained in Buddha Magic Issue 5 Ezine by Ajarn Spencer Littlewood.