From the miraculous dark arts of Luang Phu Ta Analayo, comes a most excellent Maha Sanaeh and Metta Mahaniyom charm - Nam Man Niang Salan Sao Hlong (Sacred Oil of Female Infatuation)

Concerning the consecration of the Nam Man Niang Salan Sao Hlong of Luang Phu  it can be said that the receival of this extremely poweful Nam Man Prai was underestimated. Soon after release of this already rare edition, word began to circulate of its immense power and those who missed out on this batch began to flock to Luang Phu  and beg for at the very least a sample of this highly sought after prize.

The Nam Man Niang Salan utilizes a sacred and legendary Wicha that demands an extremely careful collection of the scared herb 'Tao Wan Hlong' by not only one who can recognize it but one who possesses an adapt knowledge of Jungle survival not to mention one far advanced in an insight strong enough ot thwart off it's mysterious hypnotizing powers.

The Tao Wan Hlong, is a very rare flowering vine, that can only be found deep in the jungles of South East Asia.

Its habitat is known almost exclusively to deep jungle hunters, who themselves are very familiar with it's hypnotizing effects. It is said that one who may happen upon this vine and whom is unprepared mentally for it's overwhelming presence will be doomed to roam about the forest, absent-minded, unable to find a way out. One finds oneself constantly retracing ones steps in a circular pattern, winding up back at ones origin.

It is believed by the ancient Thais to have a supernatural power that carries with it an distinct luck, and those who were able to retrieve it from the forest (and make their way back out) would replant it in front of their houses or shops to bring with it 'Kaa Kaai' luck in sales.

The vine would also be powdered, and carried in the pocket for 'Jang Ngang' stunning and 'Metta Mahaniyom' compassion. It is also utilized primarily by forest monks with the proper Wicha Akom to gather it and use as a balm to cover wounds to aid in recovery.

Because this 'Tao Wan Hlong' is legendary, Luang Phu  has found perfect use for it in a Nam Man Prai that aims to infatuate a target in matters of love as well as business propositions. Luang Phu  has apprised the Taywadaa angels for there protection during his consecration of this essentially volatile oil (for those who do not possess proper Wicha).

Once dried, Luang Phu  ground down the vine to a very fine powder recinting incantations as he did so and when ground fine enough it was placed in a sacred red 'Pa Yant' Yantra cloth and immersed in necromantic oils of 'Nam Man Chaang' again chanting incantations for an entire year.

The oil can be useful to both male and female who wish to have an increase in 'Sanaeh' charm and seduction. It is applied by simply daubing oneself on the forehead to infatuate ones lover and restricting them from becoming distant much in the same way the legendary vine works in the jungle.

For those who wish to utilize the oil for 'Kaa Kaai' business and trade, one need only sprinkle a bit around the showcase or other work related materials to sell well or prosper in negotiations.

Luang Phu  forbids this oil be used in any manner which would violate the precepts but also says that if used properly and in the way in which he intended, that the blessings will be countless in love and in work.

Kata (Namaaskaara 3 times) Na Metta Mo Garuna Putta Baranii Ta Yin Dii Ya Aen Doo Na Mo Pu Taa Ya Ma MA A U