Palad Khik in Sacred Brass alloys from Kroo Ba Kambpeng of Samnak Songk Ka Ngam temple in Gampaeng Paetch province. The Palad Khik is fashioned from a mixture of ancient brass and bronze relics and Yantra Foils of the Maha sanaeh variety, smelted together to forge the Palad Khiks. The exterior of the Palad features couples mating in various postures of the Kama Sutra.

Principally a Love and Attraction Charm, the Palad however, also possesses Metta Mahaniyom forces to attract good business and increase the chances of convincing others.

Kroo ba Kambpeng is a Master Gaeji Ajarn famous for his Love and Business Charms (In Koo, Mae Bper, Khun Phaen)  and Metta Oils.

This Master does not release amulets ever season nor even every Year, so his editions are rarer than many other Masters, some of who release up to four or five editions of amulets a year.

3 Cm long x 0.8 Cm diameter

The Palad Khik is a Wicha developed in Siam from the Ancient Hindu Brahman Shiva Lingam Phallic shrine effigy, and is in principle a Shiva Lingam, and can also be used as a Shiva Symbol for those who worship the Shiva lingam. In addition, the Palad Khik also represents the Paetch Payatorn Himapant Forest Phallic Deity, so powerful for Maha Sanaeh and Maha Lap magic.

Below; Kroo Ba Kambpeng performing Manifestations.

Kroo Ba Kambpeng has performed special incantations and used special methods with his amulets, which are all guaranteed by him that they do not suck the energy or power out of other amulets (something which some amulets do), and retain their power without any danger of being drained by other amulet either.

Om Sivaling Naam Waa Pra Paetch Payatorn Kuay Ngaam Bpen Neung Grapong Ngaam Bpen Sorng Dtua Ngaam Bpen Saam Kwaam Ngaam Bpen See Kwaam Dee Bpen Haa Tan Jong Sadaeng Rittaa Nai Daan sanaeh Maedttamahaniyom Chay Hen Chay Hlon Hying Hen Rak Krai Sanaehaa Eeg Tang Choke Laap mang Mee Aehi Ma Maa Khamaa Mihang