This multiple Takrut is composed of Four different Magical Spells, bound together into one Wicha. The first takrut contains the Hua Jai Maha Phuudt Maha Sanaeh Tang See (four Banshee Phantoms attraction spell), the second Takrut contains the Hua Jai Maha Phuudt Metta Tang See (Four Banshees emitting Compassion spell), and the third Takrut contains the Hua Jai Maha Phuudt Maha Niyom Tang See (Four Banshees showing Preferential Bias Spell) and the fourth takrut Contains the Hua Jai Maha Phuudt Maha Laap Tang See (Four Banshees bestowing Lucky Fortunes of Wealth). The four takrut each contain 4 Phantom Spirits, which add together to make a 16 tiered spell with 16 Banshees Governing its Magical Power.

The Takrut were boiled in Nam Man Prai Ta Tip (divine eyes Prai Oil), which had a large portion of Pong Prai Grasip (ghost whisperer powder) added. The Prai Oil also had Nam Man Prai Takian and Nam Man Prai Phii Dtaay Tang Glom, Nam Man Wan Dork Tong, and Nam Man Wan Maha Sanaeh 108 (108 types of attraction herbs).

The Incantations for the empowerment of the amulets were performed for a long period of time until the oil began to change consistency and become authentically empowered Prai Spirit oil. The Takrut were then removed from the cauldron of Prai Oils, and laid out to bath in the Moonlight of the Full Moon of the 12th Lunar Month.

Once the Takrut were completed, Pra Ajarn Surapat then gave a few Takruts out to his closest Devotees to go and test them, and did not release the amulets to the public until he got enough feedback from his Looksit to say that the Takrut were working and bringing good results.

Kata Bucha takrut See Maha Phuudt Sip Hok Chan

Om Sanaeh Heuy Oi Gerd Sanaeh Dorl Manee Dong O. Yia Gaa Roey Yia La-Or Om Sahom Dtidt

Chant the Kata Three Times - Always face the East when Chanting. The Wicha See Maha Phuudt used in this Takrut is an Ancient Wicha of Angkor Wat of the Brahmans of that Time, who used it to Animate Hun Payont and other Prai effigies.

We recommend encasing this Takrut or, if to keep on the Bucha Altar, then careful use is advised, due to the crumbly sacred Prai Powders which easily disperese and fall off the takrut. Waterproof or Tubular casing is recommended in order to avoud losing any of the precious Prai powders which influence the potency of the amulet. The Takrut can be applied for 'Siang Choke' (Gambling), Choke Lap (Luck and Fortunes), Maha Sanaeh (attraction) Metta Mahaniyom (recieving friendly help and compassionate Bias from others, and improved Business Earnings).

Ajarn Surapat is now once more a Lay Master, but was Ordained at the time of the making of this Edition.