This Palad Khik amulet of Luang Por Jidtr of Wat Taep Nuan Tip temple, is an animist charm with maha sanaeh magic effects. The Palad Khik Hua Chamot has a hand carved civet head, and has gemstones as its eyes. Luang Por Jidt also did a hand made spell inscription on the surface of the amulet.

The civet head magic charm is hand carved from holy mai koon wood. After the process of hand carving the wooden palad khik amulet was completed, Luang Por Jidt then performed the necessary rites to empower the amulets with the magic powers to multiply wealth and possessions, and to attract the opposite sex with its civet aphrodisiac magic.

Luang Por Jidt's Palad Khik Hua Chamot is a perfect alternative for those seeking the Palad Khik Hua Chamot of Luang Phor Pina, but who can either not find an authentic one, or simply can not afford one.

Sacred Khom Inscriptions have been performed all over the surface of the Palad Khik, and two red gemstone eyes are inserted. The Butt of the Palad Khik has a hole drilled through it with a piece of cord attached for attaching to a waist cord or hanging in your place of Business.

A Sacred Yant Na Metta is inscribed on the butt of the Palad Khik Civet Head Lingam, for Metta Maha Niyom and Serm Duang. The Palad Khik measured 4 Inches in length, and weights around 20 grams.

Luang Por Jidtr Gidtibpalo is a Geji Ajarn Master Monk who possesses a large compendium of Wicha and Magic Spells, who has been been a monk since he first ordained as a young child as a Samanera Novice, and did not disrobe throughout his life.

Luang Por Jidtr spent very many years wandering in solitary through the forests on Tudong, and learning Wicha with a great many powerful Master Monks throughout his years of wandering. Wherever there was Wicha to be learned, Luang Por Jidtr would travel there and beg to learn the Wicha.

As Luang Por Jidtr reached his ninth year of ordination, he vowed to practice the extreme Tudong method of only bathing once a year. What was strage about Luang Por Jidtr as he practiced without bathing more than once a year, was that his body did not have any smell at all.

The belly of the Palad Khik is engraved with the name of Luang Por Jidtr carved into the wood.

During the whole time of this extreme practice, he slept inside an old coffin which was installed within his Kuti Hut every night until dawn. He continued to maintain this practice until the year 2545, when Luang Por Jidtr became seriously ill, and died.

His heart stopped beating and his blood stopped circulating, and the doctor found no signs of life at all, and declared Luang Por Jidtr to have passed away.

But Luang Por Jidtr came back to life and rose up again, after which he began to teach people about "Baap-Bun' (Sin and Merit) and about the Hell worlds and the Heavenly worlds, and the importance of living one's life properly with moral virtues to avoid the hell worlds.

Luang Por Jidtr used to stay in those days at Wat Nong Nok Grarian temple, but later moved to Wat Taep Nuan Tip in Sara Gaew, where he remained thereafter. His amulets are rare to see in circulation, and were never made in large numbers, and are very highly revered by his devotees, for the belief in Luang Por Jidr and his miraculous powers of resurrection.