The Mai Kroo Dtapot Por Gae is a magic wand which is hand carved from Nuea Mai Koon holy wood that was given to Luang Por Prohm by his followers. The holy wood was obtained from a sacred tree in which a powerful tree spirit resided. Due to the inhabiting deva, the holy wood used for making this mai kroo is believed to contain strong magical powers for ritual use.

After the wood had been carved in the traditional shape of a magic wand with a rounded head ('mai dtapot'), Luang Por Prohm then consecrated the mai kroo through chanting of various prayers. Next, he immersed the magic wand in holy prayer water to absorb the auspicious blessings dwelling within the sacred bowl with prayer water. In the final stage of the consecration ritual, Luang Por Prohm performed hand inscriptions with sacred Khom Agkhara spells upon the Mai Kroo Dtapot Por Gae. And so, the mai kroo is individually blessed by Luang Por Prohm himself, after which the magic wand received sacred inscriptions by the hands of this great master of the famous Khao Or lineage.

Apart from the various magic wands, the temple of Wat Ban Suan also released various amulets, ritual daggers, holy prayer water bowls, and individual pieces of lek lai. Since each of the items from this edition received individual empowerments performed by Luang Por Prohm, they are all considered very powerful items indeed. This is perhaps not so surprising, because considering the nummerous wicha Luang Por Prohm has mastered throughout the years, this great master obviously possesses strong psychic powers that are required to successfully perform magic and to empower ritual instruments.

In the olden days, the various forms of ritual practices were applied only on rare occasions, such as official ceremonies and national holy days. These ritual ceremonies were almost always exclusively performed by ordained members of either the Buddhist monastic community, or of the Brahmin priesthood. However, times have changed, and over the past thirty years the laity has adopted the ritual practices. Hence, nowadays many lay people actively engage in the various forms of ceremonial worship.

And, thus, the high quality of tradtional ritual instruments made and blessed according the authentic wicha of the Dtamnak Dtak Sila Khao Or Southern Academy of Sorcery, are therefore the number one choice of the devout practitioner. The various items made by the masters of the famous Khao Or lineage are especially powerful when used for ritual purposes.

Below and Above; LP Prohm of Wat Ban Suan (Wat Luang Por Kong) of the Khao Or sorcery tradition in Pattalung, South Thailand.

This edition featured Mitmor Ritual Knives,Magic wands and scepters, sacred water bowls and the sacred Lek Lai Kaya Siddhi elemental substance, along with ritual knives and daggers, and all forms all the Dragon, and Naga snake amulets. These are all images for which this Guru Master is notoriously famous for his ability to empower. There were many different Masters who lent their blessings and empowerment to these amulets. LP Prohm himself This can be seen to be using one of the holy prayer water bowls which were released in this edition (above image).

What more could one for an authentic ritual instrument? We were lucky to obtain a few of the items from this edition, of which only very few were made.

The Mai Kroo Dtapot Por Gae is especially used for the Khorp Kroo and the Rap Khan Ceremonies, which are 'sub-ceremonies' that are ritually performed within the greater enclave of the Grand Wai Kroo Ceremonies.

In addition, the Mai Kroo wand is used for making holy water, blessing (and cursing by dark sorcery in some circles). The wands of the Khao or Masters are also enabled with the Khee Bpen Khee Dtaay sorcery that allows good or bad energy to be sucked out using the butt of the wand, and to be embedded or shot out, using the tip.

Holy Water made with the wands is usable in an endless number of ways for numerous purposes, and is an extra method of increasing blessings and lucky fortunes, and protecting your self, family and chollateral possessions.

How to Make Holy Water (Nam Montr)

Healers and Reiki practitioners use Buddhist Wands a lot, and are well endowed with a wand such as this, for removing bad energies and for inserting Prana, and channelling energies. Those who worship the Earth Mother or Elemental forces and Devas will use the wand to channel those forces, and to imbue objects, animate or inanimate, with those elemental powers and forces.

Luang Por Prohm's Wicha Are indeed many fold, For he has mustered many different forms of magic spells invocations and mastery of elemental magic and forces.

Developing his psychic powers and practicing The path of Kammathana forest tradition Buddhism, Developing his meditative skill with the Practice all of Vipassana.

Luang Por Prohm Has truly mastered a large array of different forms of sorcery and ways of invoking and inviting Devas, and spirits, to dwell within the various forms of animals and deities, and other effigies which Luang Por Prohm Has learned to master, and control.

The Dtamnak Dtak Sila Khao Or Southern Academy of Sorcery, is perhaps the most famous and long standing lineage of Occult practice that is still alive and kicking to this day, and has a large array of truly adept masters under its list of members, past and present. There is no lineage more famous respected or feared for its truly powerful sorcery, as the Dtamnak Dtak Sila Khao Or.