Takrut Pitsamorn Nang Pim for Metta, Choke Lap, Kaa Khaay, Kong Grapan, Klaew Klaad and Maha Saneh blessings. Made from Sacred Metal Yantra foil with Khom Spell inscription, and magical cord wrapping (the cords are soaked in Herbal Potions and given incantations as they are used to wrap the Takrut, and are Magical item in itself), and a gold leaf blessing pasted on it. This is a very adaptive and Multi Porpose takrut using a Wicha which is known by few Masters in its proper form, and which many Masters try to make but fail, due to lack of true knowledge of this Wicha. Luang Phu Ap is a holder of the Wicha, as can be seen by the fact that the Takrut is even visually on the exterior, made in the right shape and dimensions (drum shape), to be able to call 'Pitsamorn'. The Pitsamorn is inhabited by the Prai Spirit Deva 'Nang Pim', invoked and reanimated using the Kata Akarn 32, Hnun Taat 4, and the Invocation of Mae Nang Pim to inhabit the Pitsamorn.

This Deity can be asked for most wishes within reason or possibility of happening, and needs to be fed with Hlao (whisky), being a Prai Spirit deity. protective and Prosperity attracting, the fertile Nang Mae Pim is a true Horn of Plenty type amulet. Very Effective for successful sales, good business, Gambling, and Charming the other Sex.

Mae Nang Pim is primarily Klaew Klaad (danger evasion), Maha Niyom (preferential treatment), Maha Saneh (Attraction and Charm), Kaa Khaay (selling wares) Magic - Nang Pim is both protective and nourishes with her metta power.

Kata Bucha Mae Nang Pim

U Ga Ba Sa Ha Na Pu

Empowered and released along with a line of other amulets including some Powerful Ruesi Images(also empowered by LP Ap), at Wat Chong Gling Chong Glod.

Luang Phu Ap was kind to accept the request of Wat Khao Chong Gling Chong Glod in Kanjanaburi to help raise funds for building Monks Huts for living at the temple. Luang Phu Ap came to perform the empowerments on 20th April 2553 BE along with his Nephew, the Abbot of Wat Chong Gling Chong Glod. The empowerments were made during the casting ceremony for the Chinarat Buddha image to install within the Sala Badibat Tamm Luang Phu Ap (Dhamma Practice building built by, and named after LP Ap). Wat Chong Gling Chong Glod is a tample that is guarded by and attended over by many Ruesi Devas, and there is a Ruesi Cave used for important magical and blessing ceremonies.

Academic Note from our owner Ajarn Spencer Littlewood

"The Word Pitsamorn has come to be falsely considered to mean 'Butterfly amulet', because so many 'Butterfly shaped' amulets use the name 'Pitsamorn'. But, in fact, the word Pitsamorn means 'Takrut'. It is therefore a little strange to call it 'Takrut Pitsamorn' which is like saying 'Takrut Takrut'. This is a simple mistake due to the fact that hardly any people in Thailand remember or know the true meaning of the word 'Pitsamorn. The Pitsamor was in fact truly an oblong or square shape takrut used in the North and Central Thailand. It was not used in Southern Thailand Magical Traditions, who preferred to use the long leaden rolls, which we still call Takrut these days".