This hand carved sacred wooden Spirit Knife is made from Mai Paya Ngiw Dam, which is only one in a hundred thousand Ngiw trees that is black in color, and has a Ruling Deva inhabiting it. This Meed Mor was one of only a Handful which were part of a Special small limited edition of amulets and Bucha items blessed by Por Tan Khai at Wat Lam Nao. and Luang Por Prohm at Wat ban Suan temple, each giving their own personal individual empowerment with meditative skills to the knives, swords and other Bucha items in this small intimately and non publicized edition, wich was made to help Luang Phu Khai raise funds, as he was desperate to continue unfinished projects, and did not know what to do, and so his Colleagues of the Khao Or Lineage came to his assistance. The Knife comes with a red felt box and a white card box with the stamp of the temple of Wat Ban Suan. The Knife is in Truth not only from Wat Ban Suan, but also from Wat Lam Nao too, and is the collaborative creation of various Khao or Masters including the Laymaster Ajarn Plien. They are for this reason very special, and rare, due to their small numbers.

So the faithful Intimate Devotee of Por Tan Khai (and our close friend) decided to sponsor and distribute this small special edition, which is indeed attractive for the personal touch given to such a small and intimately collaborated edition of fundraiser amulets. Because of thailand-amulets.net owner Ajarn Spencer's Close Relationship to Por Tan Khai's Devotee and Sponsor, we are lucky to receive access to this edition. This same sponsor is buiding a bonded connection with us to provide truly powerful non mass produced Original Bucha Items blessed by Great Buddhist Masters.

Both the handle and the blade have Sacred Agkhara spell Inscription - The Sacred Agkhara Spells were inscribed by Khao Or Lay Master, Ajarn Plien, and then given for Blessing and Empowerment to Luang Phu Khai. Ajarn Plien is one of the Great Lay Ajarns in the Khao or Sorcery Lineage.

Above; Ajarn Plien - Photo Property of Ajarn Spencer Littlewood

The Meed Mor is a very powerful instrument of Wicha Akom, but is recommended that if you are not an accomplished Sorceror, that you use this Ritual Knife only on the altar as a Bucha Item to pray for blessings, and to use for making prayer water, or carry for luck and protection.

As a Sorcery Tool to perform Exorcisms and other Dangerous tasks, which require great skill or psychic powers, the Meed Mor is recommendable only to those who know what they are doing, for this is no toy, rather a truly powerful Ritual Weapon of High Sorcery, and can be used for great good if wielded properly, but also could cause havoc if used without the proper knowledge.

The Meed Mor Akom is also used for Laying on of Kong Grapan Invincibility Magic but is only workable for those Adepts whose Mastery is truly Powerful, in any other case the blade wil slice like a knife through butter and cause serious embarrassment and perhaps a Legal Problem, so don't try to perform Kong Grapan shows with this unless you are a True Master of the Wicha Kong Grapan, for the Dagger will fail you if you fail with the psychic skills. Kong Grapan requires a very confident and focused mind with unshakable Faith, and Mastery of at least one or more Psychic Powers, to succeed.

As a Bucha item, it is safe for all to use. To make prayer water, it is also safe for all Devotees to use.

As a tool for Exorcists, Witch Doctor, Ajarn Sak Yant, however, it is a matter for Adepts - it is an extremely powerful tool of many facetted usage, which can be used for expunging spirits of the dead, divination, bestowing blessings, removing curses, inscribing blessings and yantra, and many other tasks of both White and Black Arts.

These Meed Mor were just some of a number of different ritual objects and statues placed along with a number of other specially made items for Luang Phu to Bless, and then for the Khao Or Masters, including Luang Por Prohm, Por Tan Koi, and other great Sorceors of the 1000 year old Khao Or school of Sorcery to empower. It is the close Looksit of these Monks who has assisted them in fundraising by creating this special edition that was not officially or publicly advertized.

Below image; Por Tan Khai empowering the Meed Mor, Grich Akom, Dab Akom and other Bucha items at Wat Lam Nao.

We are lucky to have received a number of the special items blessed in the above Ceremonies, including the Meed Mor (Exorcist Knife), Grich Akom (daggers), Dab Akom (swords), Khan Nam Montr (Holy Prayer Water Bowls), Bucha Statues, and dragon head walking staffs (with hidden dagger inside), seen in the above picture.

Kata Bucha Por Tan (Luang Phu) Khai

Por Tan Khai is known for his love of chanting the Kata Chinabanchorn - for this reason, the best way to Bucha Por tan Khai is to chant the Maha Namasakara (Namo Tassa) 3 times, and then the Kata Chinabanchorn, with also if wished, the Kata for his Mentor, Por Tan Klai Wajasit.

Kata Chinabanchorn (History)

• How to Chant Namo Tassa and the triple refuge
• Kata for all Thai Amulets
• How to Chant the Chinabanchorn Kata (video and sound + text phonetics + English translation)

Kata Bucha Por Tan Klai Wajasit

Puttang Arahang Putto

Tammang Arahang Putto

Sangkang Arahang Putto

Pisit Athagaaro Namo Puttaaya

Free mp3 Sound Tutorial for proper Pronunciation the above Kata Por Tan Klai, is downloadable after you have purchased the amulet. Simply log in to your account with us and go to the files tab to download MP3 sound Tutorial for this Kata. For the Chinabanchorn Kata, the links given above provide full tutorial online.

Rules

It is forbidden to break precept number 3 of the 5 Buddhist precepts, forbidden to harm another Devotee of the same Lineage of Masters, forbidden to Verbally Abuse your own or other peoples Parents, and forbidden to carry the Meed Mor in areas where there is plenty of Prostitution around (Red Light District).