Silver Takrut stuffed with Prai Powders, and Necromantic red paste, especially prepared Prai Powder Admixture for Gamblers, and Speculative Risk Merchants & Businessmen. This Takrut amulet comes already with free waterproof casing.

Lersi Masia, an adept master in Khmer Dark Arts sorcery has released the 'Takrut Aatan Wayt Kon Neua Duang' Sacred Necromantic Powders Takrut of the God of Wealth and Fate without prohibition in its usage. In yet another display of Lersi Masia's excellence in Necromantic charms.

This takrut is stuffed full with 'Ud Pong Prai Panan Dtatip' Spirit Powders of the Celestial Eye of the Gambler. This takrut is particularly useful in the areas of risk taking and business negotiations as it lends its power to aiding in 'Chok Lap' luck and fortunes and 'Kaa Kaai' trade and merchant sells.

An excellent example of Thai/Khmer Saiyasart, Lersi Masia has utilized several 'Kata Akom' spells and necromantic powders to empower this gamblers and risk takers takrut. 'Ud pong prai dtatip' powers of the celestial spirits eye, 'Pong Prai Panan Dtatip' Gamblers spirit powders, 'Pong Hua Jai Nak Panan' Spirit powders of the gamblers heart as well as the 'Pong Naai Bon Jao Sap' powders of master gamblers have been mixed together as a powerful aid in gambling, taking advantage of the infamous 'Prai Grasip' ghost whispering abilities, so sought after in fortelling of fortunes, lotteries and general acrument in wealth.

'Pong Prai Kumarn' Poweders of the Kumarn spirit child add an extra punch to the admixture, giving protection from black magic, 'Riak Ngern Riak Sap' call to riches and proection of the home and belongings.

'Pong Hua Jai Naai Pii Waessuwano' Powder of the heart of the god of wealth (Taw Waes Suwan) a type of 'Wicha' occult science. This science is used to embrace the power of Masterful Gamblers, and to diminish risk, and change fate to ones favor.

Lersi Masia insists there is no prohibition or restraint within this takrut as it's uses are inclined toward graduation in wealth and prosperity. Kept either in the hand or pocket, one should expect 'Chok Lap' toflow continuously.

Lersi Masia has included one of his infamously Khmer Kata incantations one can recite before or during, verbally or in the heart to enliven and arouse the Prai spirits within this takrut. Kata Bluk: "U Yuh Yay U Bpa Dti" (Intone 7x).

Above; Lersi Masia