Loi Onkg Version of two different models of Look Krok in portable size from the Great Luang Por Mian. Luang Por Mian created the Look Krok Plai Dam Kote Hian using Powerful Muan Sarn earths and powders, such as; Din Aathan Jet Rai Jet Na Jet Suan (7 rice paddies, 7 corn fields and 7 orchards), Din jet Pong, Din jet Talad, Din Jet Sema, and Din Jet Pha Cha (earths from 7 Salt Licks, 7 markets, powders - pieces of 7 Temple walls, and earth from 7 Cemeteries).

This mixture of Magical earths was then mixed with a highly concentrated mixture of various Prai Powders; Pong Look Krok Jet Dton (7 stillborn Look Krok bone powders), Pong Bpatamang Gamnerd (an extremely Powerful Necromantic Prai powder).

The effigies were formed from these powders, and then bound with Incantations and wrapped with white Monks Sinjana Cords which have been used for the 'Joong Sop Dek' ceremony (binding of the corpse's hands with cords).

Size; 3.3 x 1.5 Cm

These Look Krok are Empowered according to the Invocation Wicha for Kumarn Tong and other Prai Devas. The Kata Akarn 32 was Invoked and the Kata Hnun Taat See, to invoke the 32 necessary faculties of a living being and to stir the four elements within, and bring the effigy to life with Spirit.

Offer red sweet syrup drinks and sweets to eat, with Incense when performing Bucha to the Look Krok. Can be carried on Your Person or can be kept on a raised tray on its altar in Your home or place of business (see below image for example).

If you are Buddhist, You should always Chant the Maha Namasakara (Namo tassa) 3 Times first, before chanting to Prai Devas and amulets.

How to Chant Namo Tassa and the triple refuge

Kata Bucha Look Krok Plai Dam Kote Hian

Aehi Gumaaraa Aehi Gumaarii Ma Rid Saa Ma Nad Tad To Chii Wa Dtae Na
Light 5 Incense Sticks for the Look Krok when performing Offerings.

Kata and how to worship Look Krok

How to Worship the Kuman Tong

Kata Kuman Tong

Luang Por Mian is a Master Gaeji Ajarn of Buriram in the Eastern Isan, with Powerful Mastery over the Khmer Sorcery Arts. Luang Por is especially renowned for his Wicha Kumarn Tong, which is becoming ever more Famous and spreading ever further afield.