Bpatamang Bua Bang Bai - Nuea Pong Bpatamang Kama Sutra (Mai Hyae Yae) - Ajarn Suntorn Phueak Tiang (Lay Necromancer). Presenting the Bua Bang Bai Ongk Kroo Masterpiece Version of Ajarn Suntorn's 2556 BE Edition, especially encased in luxurious decorative casing - the Bua Bang Bai Lotus Leaf Nature Spirit Fairy (Prai Deva) locket by Ajarn Suntorn Phueak Tiang (Putta Sathaan Wiharn Tam). Pure Metta Mahaniyom Maha Sanaeh Magic, to banish all enemies, and convert them into friends, attract an inch and lovers and to seduce even the ruling deities and ghosts of the gambling dens and dens of iniquity.

One Takrut Maha Sanaeh and one Takrut Maha Lap are inserted along with Daay Hor Sop Corpse Cords, a Phial of Red Prai Oil, in a rich super-concentrate of Necromantic and Herbal Maha Sanaeh powders, ashes, earths, woods and flower pollens. on a Locket which comes with special gold-silver casing.

Made by the now ageing and long accepted sorcerer, Ajarn Suntorn Phueak Tiang (Putta Sathaan Wiharn Tam), whose magical prowess has gone undoubted, for at least one or two decades already, and whose name has travelled from the furthest regions of the north to those of the south of Thailand and into other countries of Southeast Asia such as Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, China, Singapore and Indonesia.

Dimensions; 6 Cm high x 4.5 Cm wide.

Bpatamang Bua Bang Bai is composed of extremely rich and valuable rare ancient Muan Sarn sacred powders, and a large number of magical and sorcerous ingredients . The major part of the mixture is composed of pure Pong Prai Kumarn from the most famous Master of this powder, Luang Phu Tim (Wat Laharn Rai, Rayong).

In addition a number of other strong powders from Luang Phu Kaew, Luang Phu Pu, Luang Por Tarp, Luang Por Orn, Luang Por Samrit were used to make a number of different versions of this amulet, with varied concentrations of sacred powders and different combinations of Takrut spells and sacred spirit woods inserted. Sacred Charm, oils such as Nam Man Prai, Nam Man Sarika, Nam Man Dork Tong are also mixed in as a binding spell to enrichen the attraction and charm effects with their pheromone based magical influence.

Ajarn Suntorn is a very Adept and experienced Master of Wicha, and is the resident master performing the Na Hnaa Tong gold leaf forehead blessing at his afilliated temple. He often assists the ordained Sangha in empowering amulets, as seen in the below picture

His amulets are of the finest grade magical ingredients and concentrated powders, and this fact has made Ajarn Suntorn's fame increasingly widespread, as his powerful Maha Sanaeh amulets begin to emit their effects on the devotees, and success story after success story reveals that Ajarn Suntorn's amulets indeed have the concentrated powders and powerful magical elements they are reputed to have.

In truth, really rare and powerful sacred powders, apart from being so difficult to get hold of, are also very expensive indeed, which is the reason why Occult charms of the Maha Sanaeh variety, from lay or ordained masters, are always much more highly priced that other powder amulets offer

The Bpatamang Bua Bang Bai amulet contains an extremely concentrated amount of Luang Por Tim's Pong Prai Kumarn powder, Pong Sanaeh and Metta powders from Luang Phu Tarp, Luang Por Derm, Luang Phu Gaew, Luang Por Orn, Luang Por Samrit. A number of other very rare substances and oils were added; Nam Man Sariga, Nam Man Prai, and Nam Man Dork Tong, making this amulet naturally powerful just by reason of the extreme concentration of Muan Sarn powders.

In addition to the immense attraction power of the Maha Sanaeh and Prai Powders, the amulet has of course also the embedded psychic empowerments of Ajarn Suntorn, and the magical might of the resident Prai spirit.

The Bua bang Bai range of powder amulets from Ajarn Suntorn were made in three different powder mixtures, each mixture having a range of different models ranging from entry price to luxury Master Piece models (Ongk Kroo). ฺีThe Wicha Bua Bang Bai is a powerful Master Wicha originated from Luang Por Sawai, and practiced to Mastery by great Lay Masters such as the great Ajarn Pleng Bun Yern, and Ajarn Suntorn in the present Era.

Bua Bang Bai is a proverbial saying referring to the breasts of a lady, who has beautiful large Bosom, able to cover a larger span than the leaves of a large lotus flower. The erotic attraction implications need little further explanation. Apart from the powder versions, two locket type amulets were created in normal and Jumbo sizes, the Jumbo size having a bottle of Prai oil in the sacred powders of the rear face

The Amulets were also released in other types of casing, such as the Butterfly King Style Frame in Below Picture

One model was made using pure concentrated Prai Powders without restraint on expense, with a gold Takrut, one triple 'Sam Kasat' Takrut, one piece of Masyaa. Only 14 of these amulets were made in total.

Nuea Pong Sanaeh Ya Faed (Pong Prai Kumarn with Ya Faed powder) - this was made in two versions;

1. Pim Khun Phaen Pratap Got, with Takrut Sam Kasat and one piece of Masya
2. Pim Tammada with no Takrut

Nuea Pong Bpatamang Kama Sutra (Pong Prai Kumarn with Kama Sutra powder - a very strong attractor for the opposite sex).

4 Models (Pim) were made to our knowledge.

1. Pim Ongk Kroo with Mai Hyae Yae, Mai Ka Long, and one Takrut
2. Pim Pised with Mai Hyae Yae and one Takrut
3. Pim Takrut Koo With one Golden Takrut Na Ok Dtaek and one Silver Takrut Chang Pasom Khlong
4. Pim Tammada with no Takrut or Mai inserts

This amulet lays more faith on the power of the spells and sacred Muan Sarn ingredients for the powder potion, than on its obvious large size or luxurious decorative case and surface decorations. The decorative aspect is an added aesthetic factor, but is independent of the powers of the Muan Sarn, and the Empowerment. However, Aesthetics is part of what makes a Nymph or Beautiful Maiden attractive, and hence the Bua Bang Bai amulet itself can attract through its visual aspects, as well as the magical.

Bua Bang Bai Ajarn Suntorn from Thailand Amulets on Vimeo.

Bua Bang Bai Ongk Kroo Special lockets from Ajarn Suntorn