The Mitmor Daam Hua Suea is a ritual knife with a tiger head hilt blessed by the Khao Or master sorceror Luang Phu Khai of Wat Lam Nao in Nakorn Sri Tammarat. Luang Phu Khai is   the direct disciple of the great Por Tan Klai Wajasit of Wat Pratat Noi. This makes Luang Phu Khai the holder of the wicha of the most famous monk from Nakorn Sri Tammarat. Luang Phu Khai is one of the oldest living masters of the Khao Or lineage today.

This mitmor is made using the authentic wicha of the Dtamnak Dtak Sila Khao Or. The ritual dagger has thereby been imbued with effective maha amnaj, kong grapan and klaew klaad powers. These magical powers of the suea tiger will provide its worshipper with blessings of protection against various forms of danger, such as evil ghosts and demons, black magic, and dark sorcery. And so, the powerful magic of the Mitmor Daam Hua Suea keeps one safe from harm, for the fierce tiger instills great fear among malevolent creatures such as the phuudt and phii (phantoms and ghosts).

The blade is inscribed with sacred Akom spells that give the mitmor great power to overcome any imposed threats of danger. The wooden handle of the mitmor features a suea tiger head, which serves for maximum maha amnaj power. This magical aspect helps to increases one's authority, for it gives the worshipper great power to command others. Also, the Mitmor Daam Hua Suea enhances one's great charismatic power so that one will be respected and feared by others.

The Mitmor Daam Hua Suea primarily serves as a ritual instrument. Hence, the mitmor can be used for bucha purposes, as well as for bestowing blessings and imbuing sacred items with magic powers. The suea tiger is a dominant leader with no natural enemies. For this reason, the tiger is believed to possess supernatural abilities that, in case of properly performed bucha, can bring wealth and prosperity.

Kata Por Tan Khai

Luang Phu Khai has a special preference for chanting the kata Chinabanchorn. Thus, the best way to bucha Luang Phu Khai's amulets is to chant the Maha Namasakara ('namo tassa') three times, followed by the kata Chinabanchorn.

Kata Chinabanchorn (History)

How to chant the Chinabanchorn Kata (video and sound + text phonetics + English translation)

The Mitmor Daam Hua Suea is thus a most powerful tool for ritual use, such as the making of holy prayer water to empower sacred objects with. Likewise, the mitmor can be used for sacred spell inscriptions on specific parts of the human body. For the rest, one can also use the Mitmor Daam Hua Suea to invoke magical powers, or to perform excorcisms with.

How to Make Holy Prayer Water ('Nam Montr')

The mitmor comes with the original box from the temple.