The Prai Grasip was made from Pure Maha Sanaeh herbal powders with Pong Look Krok (powdered dried Look Krok). Empowered with the four Elements (kata Hnun Taat See) and the Invocation of the 32 parts of a living body (Akarn Sam Sip Sorng). The spirits of Prai Devas were then Invoked and invited to Inhabit the amulets. After this, the amulets were given further empowerments for Seven saturdays and Nine Consecutive Tuesdays (Important for Powerful Prai Spirit magic), until Luang Ta acheived an 'Ukaha Nimitta', (Apparition), and the Prai Grasip came to Life.

When the Prai Grasip whispers its forewarnings of luck or danger, it will happen in the mind telepathically, not sonically through the ears. The Prai grasip is capable of, and likes to inform of pending windfalls, lucky streaks, hint at numbers to bet on, and which tables to sit on when gambling. The Prai Grasip also forewarns of Dangers.

It can also find and bring back lost or stolen items with its magic. The Prai Grasip has no negative karma or effects from using it, because Luang Ta Ordained the Prai Krasip Spirit into the Buddha Religion as an ordained Monk before allowing it to Inhabit the amulet. Both Men or Women can Bucha this amulet. It can be used for Maha Sanaeh Charm and Attraction to entice a Lover just as well as using it as a Gambling Charm and warner of Dangers. All Prai Magic Spirit amulets protect against Ghosts Demons and Black Magic too.

Sacred Prai Powders, and some Look Krok inserted in the interior of the Prai Grasip

To Bucha properly, apart from Chanting and make offering, you should talk to the Kumarn often (for the Prai grasip is indeed a type of Kumarn with the Spirit of the Look Krok powders). Talk and chat with it in your mind, paying respect and inviting to come with you, stp to rest with you, help to gamble.. tell it you are going gambling and that it should help you win your hands.

Kata Pluk Riak Prai Grasip Ma Chai Ngaan (Kata to call the Prai grasip to service)

Aehidtaadta Chaatarami Nasothawaewa Taanang Ahang Aehi Itti Ritti Mahaa Guu Maa Ja Mahaa Laeso Ja Somaalae Aehi Ma Ma Maa Maa

Kata and how to worship Look Krok

Kata Kuman Tong

How to Worship the Kuman Tong