The Pae Maha Sanaeh Serm Duang Plik Duang Chadtaa from Luang Por Wichai, is in Contrast to the Pae Maha Lap, not Uniquely Directed towards Luck and Wealthy Fortunes, but is aligned to the Wicha Maha Sanaeh and Metta Mahaniyom magic as its Driving Force.

Hand Carved in the shape of a Goat with incredible detail for such a Miniature sized Amulet. The Goat is carved from Mai Payung, the rarest of all Sacred Deva Inhabited Woods in Thailand, which can only be used by official Donation, and can not be cut down without permission.

The Pae Maha Sanaeh is Carved in the form of the head Goatn of the Flock, with the most Charm and Power to Convince, the amulet is empowered with Maha Metta which in turn brings Maha Amnaj (Commanding Status and Power). The Status Increase comes passively, because Your Superiors will Look to Promote You Upwards with the Increased mercy and Metta Mahaniyom power of the Pae Maha Sanaeh to Enchant them into Biased Preference towards You.

Luang Por has performed individual hand inscription of Spell using Khom Agkhara, on the base of the amulet, and all amulets have received the 3 month traimas empowerments of Luang Por, with final Taewa Pisek Blessing ceremony at the end of the rainy retreat.

The amulet is intended to be used for all forms of Blessings and is Given the task of bearing the Brunt of Your Bad Luck for You, and turn Your Fortunes from bad into Good, directing your Line of Fate into an Auspicious Alignment.

Evade Dangers, Increase Metta and Charm, Gain Status and Wealth, Decrease Bad Luck and Increase Good Fortunes. Good Business and Commerce.

No conditions or rules are set aside for this Animist Charm, and can be used for all purposes. No special kata Incantation is needed, but Kata for Maha sanaeh and Metta for specific purposes are all permitted.

Kata for Metta and Maha Sanaeh (Love, Attraction and Preferential treatment)

If you are Buddhist, you should always Chant the maha Namasakara (namo tassa) 3 Times before Chanting to Amulets.

How to Chant Namo Tassa and the triple refuge