We invite you to test the power of the Two headed Look Krok for yourself, to see the strength of this 'Siamese Twin' Khmer Necromantic Bucha Image, which is immersed in a thick cobncentrate of Hua Chuea nam Man Prai, and prai Powders. The Oil is not much in quantity, for it is not diluyted, rather pure Prai Oil and Powders. The Look Krok Sorng Hua has gained the reputation of being 'Triple X Necromancy' of the type that wields true power.

Luang Phu Naen Used the following Muan sarn Ingredients for the molding of the Look Krok Images; Pong Prai Kumarn (Kumarn Bone powders), Pong Maha Phuudt, Pong Graduk Jet Pha Cha (Powdered bones from 7 cemeteries), Din Jet Prasat Khom Boran (7 Khmer Temple Earths), Pong Hin Sila Laeng, Pong Siwalingk (Powdered Shiva Lingam from 7 Khmer Temple Shrines),

Then Luang Phu mixed the powders with other sacred herbal ingredients and prai oils, and began to make the effigies out of the sacred powder clay mixture. He perfiormed Incantations through each individual stage of the making of the effigies, invoking the four elements, rupa and nama, and the Kata Akarn 32. Luang Phu performed the ritual incantations only on Tuesdays or Saturdays, which are the official days of power for Necromancy. The Look Krok are wrapped in corpse cloths from a 'Phii Dtaay Tang Glom' (pregnant woman).

The Look Krok possesses powerful prai grasip (ghost whisperer) powers, to forewarn of winning srteaks in gambling, and to warn you of forthcoming dangers too. The Look Krok is in principle, a Kumarn Tong, and can be prayed to and used in a similar manner.

One can perform Bucha and Offerings once a week and/or Buddhist holidays, and otherwise, you only need to call the Look Krok to come and eat at mealtimes. Do not offer from your same plate, rather put a little to the side on a side plate.

The Look Krok should be invited into the house in the same manner as Kumarn tong and other Prai Spirit amulets. Once installed in the home, you should use 'Nam Man Jantr' (aromatic oil used for Bucha), or aromatic oil, and perfumes or perfumed oils to pour into the jar which contains the Look Krok, and close the lid again. Use Nam Man Jantr to perform Bucha, by pouring some into the jar, never let the Jar go dry once you begin Bucha, because the Look krok Needs it for sustenance and will reward you well with many treasures and profitable circumstances, successful business and prosperous advancement, protecting your home from dangers and disasters, black magic and demons. It is allowed to pour oil in faster than it evaporates and fill the jar completely with oil if you wish (said to be even better).

Most perfumed oils will be fine (non chemical additives), but if you wish to stick to the traditional Nam Man Jantr, you will find we provide this in the Temple Paraphernalia Section of the Store. Thje cords used to seal the lid can be removed, and new cords or other method used to close again. You can use the original cord to immerse inside the jar.

Call the Look Krok to accompany you in spirit when you go out, and to help to forewarn you of lucky circumstances, and protect you, and call prosperity and treasures to you.

The Look Krok Sorng Hua has already generated various reports of immense winnings from devotees who have been using them, and has become an accepted amulet of true power in the Public eye in Thailand.

Kata Bucha Look Krok (call)

Aehi Aakamo Ja Prai Kumarn Somaa Raesa Maa Maa Aehi Ma Ma

Chant 9 Times and make your wishes and requests.

เอหิ อาคะโม จะ พรายกุมาร โสมาเรสะ มามา เอหิมะมะ

How to Worship the Kuman Tong

Kata Kuman Tong

For a higher increased understanding of how to worship the Kumarn and Prai type amulets and Bucha images, we recommend that you read all of the info contained in the below links. Correct understanding of how to Bucha is the real reason for success with your amulet, and incorrect or lazy Bucha, is also a reason why some people feel that their amulet is not working.

Kata Look Krok, and how to Bucha (Worship) Look Krok

How to Pray to Mae Nang Prai, Kumarn Tong Look Krok Hoeng Prai, Hun Payont, & Mae Takian amulets (how to bring into the house)

Nang Prai - Phii Prai Thai Ghosts and Spirit Devas

Kata for Metta Mahaniyom and Maha Sanaeh Amulets, Charms and Oil