Lord Shiva bestower of Blessings and Mandate Maker of the three Major aspects of the Brahman Trinity; Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma. Lord Shiva is not only a Protector, Bringer of Blessings and Justice, but is also the Great Ruesi (Rishi), which is why the Ruesi Revere Him and why they wear the Tiger Skin, in his Honor. He is the Highest Deity in Heaven, and the Highest of all the Ruesi Sages. He is also an Emanation of Shiva who displays superior powers over all ghosts, demons, tree spirits, fairies and phantoms. If you already worship and practice the keeping of a Prai Spirit, such as Kumarn Tong, Look Krok, Mae Takian, or other spirit amulet, then Maha Phuudtaesworn is a wise chouce of amulet to have ruling over the other Prai Devas or spirits you may have 'working for you', for Phuudtaesworn will keep order in the household above the other Prai spirits, especially if you have more than one.

The rear face of the sacred powder amulet, which is made from incense and powders from Bucha Rituals to Shiva Phuudtaesworn, has a scattering of semi precious gemstone and crystals sprinkled onto the surface.  Some Sacre lettering in Devanaghiri Sanskrit are embossed, and the name 'Pongsawadarn'.

This particular Manifestation of Shiva (Phudtaesworn), has four arms and fearsome teeth (Like a Phuudt spirit). He stands on skulls of the dead, and sits on a Lion, in his lower right hand, he holds a Rope, the upper left hand holds a 'Bando' (Tambor drum). Inthe upper right hand, a skull and a mace with a deaths head on it like that of the Buddhist God or the dead,Yama. Phuudtaesworn is an aspect of Shiva, who is prone to reside in the forests and cemeteries, where many Phantoms, Demons, Ghosts, Sprites and Spirits dwell (Phuudt, Phii, Sampawesi, and Prai). This is where the first syllable of his name comes from 'Phuudt', meaning the Spirit of a Monster.

The Tambor Drum represents Shivas power to Create, the Upturned Skull in his lower hand is a receptacle for drinking, which symbolizes the fact that shiva has more power over all others, and will lead you forward successfully. The Skull Mace represents the God Yama, who is Lord of Death. The rope ring in his lower hand, represents Success, as is seen in many manifestations and postures of Ganesha Deity, who is indeed also the Son of Shiva. .

Phuudtaesworn's Rope  delivers help in the profession, in personal dreams and plans for the future, the search for a perfect Mate, Wife or Husband.

Phuudtaesworn is riding on a Tiger, raher like his female counterpart Kali Durgha. When he is prayed to, all the Ghosts and spirits must come out and pay him reverence when they hear the incantation, which is very useful if you are rearing spirit amulets and Bucha effigies with Prai Spirits in them.

Bucha Method and Kata

Light Incense, candles, and offer flowers

Before Chanting the Kata for Maha Phudtaesworn, you must chant the kata Bucha Pra Pikanes;

Om Sri Kanesa Ya Na Ma Haa (3 times)

then Chant;

Om Gam Bpuu Ra Kao Ram Garunaa Wadtaa Ram Sam Saara Saa Ram Tucha Kaen Tara Haa Ram Sa Ta Wa San Dtam Haruetayaa Rawin Taepa Wampa Waani Saahidtam Namaami

Chant 3 Times