Recommended Uses: Lai Pii, Lai Bpop, Kam Duang, Riak Sap, Sai Mont Dam, Maha Lap, Maha Amnaj

The Takhor Chang from Phra Ajarn U-Tai is an exotic piece of ancient Thai Wicha utilizing the auspiciousness of the Aawut Bprajam 'weapon' elephant hook 'or' goad that is generally used to give orders and control an elephants movements or behaviour.

The Takhor Chang or Khot Kut as is known among the monastics, is regarded as the number 1 spiritual weapon and is favored most by Thai Buddhist monks, Gaeji Ajarn ad the like. The Takhor Chang is often depicted in ancient Buddhist and Brahman art being held by the Pra Pikaraysuan, Pra Pikanet (Ganesha) diety as a symbol of of exterminating obstacles, expelling danger and is an excellent weapon of Maha Amnaj power and Maha Mongkon auspiciousness. The Khot Kut is naturally viewed as a symbol of great power, prestige and influence even as far in as dispelling obstacles and changing ones horoscope to a favorable one.

It is suitable that in using the Takor Chang that one revere the Phra Pikaraysuan especially if one desires fulfillment regarding wealth and fate by taking advantage of the 'Riak Ngern Riak Tong'  which is similar in fashion to the infamous Nang Gwak deity of Thai folklore. The Maha Amnaj power of this edition by Phra Ajarn U-Tai is rumored to be able to control even the most giant and untamely of Phaya Kotchasan Jungle elephant due to its powerful Wicha.

Even by merely possessing this Takhor Chang in the home, will force all troubles and annoyances to depart from ones life and surroundings. It can be used to gain favor from superiors and all harrassment whether  caused by people or malevolent spirits will cease, reigning in only good fortunes, as long as one possess and venerates the Takhor Chang and the Pra Pikanet Hindu deity piously.

As a punisher or banisher of ghosts and demons 'Lao Phii' 'Lai Bpop' (according to traditional legend a cannabalistic female spirit of Northeast Thailand 'Isan' region) , it is a powerful weapon to clear the air with a swipe and an incantation around the room, or to perform earth magic using it to insert into the earth to call in, send or channel earth energy or other magical forces depending on your own choice of invocations or your abilities & powers. It's Maha Amnaj commands not only your Lovers, but also Enemies and Maras, Ghosts and Phantoms.

As a caller of wealth, it is in its primary position of use, and the Takhor Chang can be used by waving the Takhor Chang with a raking movement, coming from the entrance of your store, towards the cash till.

This Item is not only for using to goad and horde customers into your shop, or to call admirers and friends, money and gifts in, but is in fact a general purpose piece of Magical Weaponry that has a whole armory of spells that can be performed with it. Those who worship devas who carry a Goad, or Elephantine Deities (e.g. Ganesha, Kali) or even Deities who ride on Elephants (e.g. Indra, riding on Erawhan 33,333 headed elephant).

The goad can be used as a wand with a special hook for reeling in money attraction and customer attraction, or just admirers, depending on your personal intent. The hook is known to catch, but not let go, and is thus Maha Lap Maha Pokasap, preventing the wealth that is caught to be stolen or trickle out again through the back door.

The Khochagut iron elephant hook derives its power in part from 4 Takrut which are bound by Cheuak Aakom magic cord.

The takrut are enscribed  with the 'Hua Jai Payakotchasan' Heart of the Elephant, 'Nun Duang' Controlling Fate, 'Riak Sap' Call to Riches and 'Maha Lap' Great Fortunes. The shaft is inscribed with the formula 'Jang Ngan' of hypnotizing and mesmerizing.

This Item is not only for using to goad and horde customers into your shop, or to call admirers and friends, money and gifts in, but is in fact a general purpose piece of Magical Weaponry that has a whole armory of spells that can be performed with it.

Those who worship devas who carry a Goad, or Elephantine Deities (e.g. Ganesha, Kali) or even Deities who ride on Elephants (e.g. Indra, riding on Erawhan 33,333 headed elephant). The goad can be used as a wand with a special hook for reeling in money attraction and customer attraction, or just admirers, depending on your personal intent. The hook is known to catch, but not let go, and is thus Maha Lap Maha Pokasap, preventing the wealth that is caught to be stolen or trickle out again through the back door.

The Takhor Chang, if kept in the home should be stored or displayed lower than any Buddha images or hung on the wall.

Namo Tassa (3x) Ka Cha Da Ta Dti Dti U Ni I Swaa Hohm U Ma A Mi The kata can be chanted 3,5,7, or 9 times for deisred efficiency.