Takrut Ma Saep Nang Chae Nam Man Saneh Phuk Duay Dai Daeng Akom (In Ma Lady-Horse Deity in Takrut form, bound with red magic thread). Both Men or Women can use and wear this amulet. Made using the Ancient Thai Lanna Wicha Ma Saep Nang. This is the second editon, distinguishable by the black thread in the center. Released in 2554 BE

This Takrut from Ajarn Kom Traiwaet, is an extremely powerful charm in the Maha Sanaeh, and Metta Mahaniyom aspects. It is pure Metta Mahaniyom magic using The Wicha Ma Saep nang of the Lanna Northern Thai magical Tradition. Ajarn Kom Traiwaet has spent 5 whole years empowering these Takruts over and over again to condense the power of attraction and enchantment within both the oil and the Takrut.

It Can be used by both Women and Men, and is especially effective for charming Lovers, and for convincing customers to buy your wares (remember, you must speak nicely for it to work.. you cannot break the 5 precepts and lie, or speak improperly - this is the same rule for all Metta amulets).

This Takrut intended for Maha Sanaeh attraction and Charm magic. In addition, it is soaked in Nam Man Sanaeh Maha Hlong (Enchantment Oil). For both Ladies or Men. Primarily for Love and Passion. Also Good for Commerce, Promotion, and Social Ascension. The small portable size of this is perfect for those who wish to conceal their love charms or business helper, as well as being comfortable and easy to wear as a pendant. Can be carried in the purse, hung over the shop entrance or cash till, or even placed on the altar for worship, and used to make prayer water and the like (through immersion of the amulet, and chanting).

Kata for In Koo, In Ma Saep Nang, Rak Yom, and other Prai Deities

Bound with magical thread and soaked in Charm Oil, this amulet is directly aimed at drawing lovers to you. A good help in making plenty of sales, by making those who approach you or enter your store, feel friendly and helpful towards you, and wish to purchase your wares or hire your services.

Ajarn Kom performed inscription of the Sacred Yant spells on the Takrut by hand himself, whilst making incantations. Each takrut was individually empowered and bound with red magical thread (Dai Daeng Akom).

Biography of Ajarn Kom Traiwaet - Asrom Baramee Por Gae (Supannburi)