The Takrut Hnang Wua Fa Pa Talai Bon is made from a piece of skin of a bull that was struck by lightning and fell in a water well in the middle of a fertile field. Ajarn Taep Into used a leaden yantra foil for making this takrut, which he then wrapped using magic corpse threads of a 'phii dtaai hong' ghost.

The strong magical power of the corpse cords and the auspicious circumstances under which the bull was struck by lightning, are very powerful conditions to apply to gambling magic, indeed. This was also precisely the reason why the devotees donated the sacred bull’s skin to Ajarn Taep Into; they requested him to use it for making special amulets with that possess powerful magic aspects for lucky fortunes and gambling.

And so, Ajarn Taep Into blessed and empowered the Takrut Hnang Wua Fa Pa Talai Bon for a period of three months during the rain retreat in 2555 BE. During this extensive consecration ritual, Ajarn Taep Into performed various magical incantations, such as the kata Hnun Taat See and kata Agarn Sam Sip Sorng to induce the four elements and the thirty-two parts of the human body into the takrut.

In addition, he chanted the heart mantra of the lokadhatu, which is used to invoke the nature elements of the microcosm. In this way, then, the Takrut Hnang Wua Fa Pa Talai Bon can also be used as a powerful wishfulfilling amulet. However, the magic qualities of the sacred materials from which this takrut was made, will also work very well for improving one’s business and selling one’s goods and wares.

Kata Takrut Hnang Wua Fa Pha Talai Bon

U Yeu Yae Samu Hu Dti Su Si Su Sang Suwa Dtadti.