Ongk Kroo Black Masterpiece Version with RTakrut in base - The Hoeng Prai Grasip is called 'Sam Aathan' because there are three different Sorcery Spells made with three different colored, but otherwise externally identical amulets. They were made in different colors for different purposes, with different empowerments added to specialize each type. Made in three different colors, red (protection), white (mercy charm), and black (Gambling and Commerce). Made from the earths of seven Cemeteries, with funeral ashes and fats, blessed and empowered on seven Saturdays and seven Tuesdays (Powerful for Prai Magic).

This black version is principally for increasing your chancess of winningt at lottery and gamblking, improve business sales and success, and to gather and guard your treasured possessions.

Each color was made in two versions, standard, and 'Ongk Kroo' wich has a Takrut Khaay Dta Paetch (Diamond Net of protection) inserted into the base.Black Prai Grasip will 'whisper' forewarnings of lucky numbers and lucky streaks or winning hands, by affecting your feelings when considering your bets, or through synchronicity giving you hints as to what to bet on.

The forehead of the Prai Grasip has recieved hand inscription of spell from Pra Ajarn Tee Yai who blessed each amulet individually by hand.

Meaning of each colored version;

The Prai Grasip Hoeng Khaw Dork Tong (white version) was made for Maha Sanaeh attraction purposes, and the black colored Prai Grasip Hoeng Dam (black version) was made specifically for successful business and money making undertakings. Red Prai Grasip protects from Thieves, Black Magic, demons, Ghosts and Enemies, as well as Natural Dangers and Accidents. Protects Homestead from Fires and Robbers.

Gambling is the speciality of the black Prai Grasip, with many Devotees of Pra Ajarn Tee Yai reporting out of the ordinary winnings after using the Prai Grasip.

Kata Prai Grasip Sam Aathan

To Invoke the Prai Grasip to Awaken and do his duty, chant the Maha Namasakara 3 times first (Namo Tassa) then chant the following Kata

Su Si Su Sa A Pa A

Chant three times and make your wish to the Prai Grasip. Can be encased if wished in waterproof casing. Can be carried at waist level on a cord or in pocket, or on a neck chain as wished. if worn on neck chain should not be placed with or higher than a Buddha Amulet.

General Bucha Offerings

Offer whisky (one small glass), Light one stick of incense, and chant the following Kata;

Om U-U A-A Mahaa Phuudtaa Bpariphuudtae Phuudtiwae Sandti Na Ma Maa Maa

The Prai Grasip is of course a Hoeng Prai Spirit, empowered using the Wicha Payont (Hun Payont reanimation spell), and thus being a Prai Spirit amulet should be treated in the same way as other Prai Spirit amulets as far as bringing into the house is concerned and Bucha methods, offerings etc.

This is the Ongk Kroo Version with Takrut Khaay Dta Paetch inserted into the base of the Prai Grasip

The following links will instruct you properly in what methods are available for you to use as Bucha and for bringing into the house;

Kata and Bucha methods for all types of Hun Payont, Hoeng Prai, Mae Takian and other Prai Deities and amulets

How to Bucha Kuman Tong, Prai Grasip and other Prai Devas

Kata for Bucha to Look Krok and Hoeng Prai