These very special amulets, were made in a very small number of only five Takrut, from a piece of Sacred  Ga Fak Rak tree branch entwined with Yom tree in symbiotic embrace. The wood was given to Ajarn Spencer from the vice abbot, of the oldest temple of the city of Trang in Southern Thailand who belongs to the linage masters of the Khao or Sorcery school.

The word 'Ga Fak Rak', means a Crow, who brings love to you as a gift. The Yom tree in contrast is an allusion to Maha Niyom (great preference).

This sacred wood is believed to possess the most powerful enchantment and attraction effects, and is amongst the top 10 sacred ingredients of the Maha Sanaeh variety. The amulets were made some months before the celebration of the Wai Kroo day ceremony at Ajarn Spencer's Asrom Por Taw Guwen, and were then once more re-empowered during that ceremony.

Only five of them were made of which, only four of them were released whereas one was given to a friend. Free casing is included with this item.

During the ceremony they were placed within the cauldron of boiling sacred oils, which was to become see pheung potion.you can see documentation of this small home Ashram ceremony in which hundreds of amulets, were boiled up in the cauldron.

No expense was spared to add the most powerful amulets and oils, herbs, woods and other ingredients which Ajarn Spencer has gathered over the years, awaiting the day when he could perform this ceremony in its correct form and empower the amulets according to the dtamra saiyasart.