The Takrut Sethee Luang is made by Kroo Ba Dech Gidtiyano of Samnak Songk Pha Cha Ban Mai Ratanakosin in Lampang. Kroo Ba Dech made this takrut from a brass yantra foil inscribed with sacred spells. The sacred metal yantra foil is blessed and empowered with khaa khaay and maha lap magic for improving business, increasing sales and attracting more customers.

Thus, Kroo Ba Dech designed the takrut especially for those who are travelling salesmen, own businesses, or have to do business talks and seal deals. However, the Takrut Sethee Luang is also popular among gamblers, for it said that the takrut holds special powers to increase lucky fortunes, which thus may result in winning the lottery tickets, or a successful outcome in speculative risks.

The wicha for the making of this takrut originates from the Lanna northern lineage of sorcery, which Kroo Ba Dech received from his kroo ba ajarn. Indeed, it is considered a very sacred wicha among the Lanna people in northern Thailand. Due to the popularity of this takrut among Kroo Ba Dech's devotees, he has made a second edition of the Takrut Sethee Luang, which is blessed along with a series of other amulets in 2552 BE, in the forest cemetery behind the samnak songk where Kroo Ba Dech resides.

Many devotees of Kroo Ba Dech noticed an incredibly rapid increase of wealth, which they ascribed to the powerful magic of the Takrut Sethee Luang. After years of struggling and hard work with little to no advance being made, things suddenly started to advance drastically when they performed bucha to the takrut of Kroo Ba Dech, which lead to improvement of their prosperity at a very fast rate. Hence, the Takrut Sethee Luang helps one to practice right profession/livelihood (samma-ajiva). The takrut is therefore also recommended to use for meditation and vipassana practice.

The takrut is wrapped in sacred sinjana cords, which have been wrapped whilst incantations were performed.

To perform bucha to the Takrut Sethee Luang, one can use the kata Araatanaa Pra Krueang.

Kata Araatana Pra Kruang

One should, of course, always chant the Maha Namasakara ('Namo Tassa') three times first before chanting to any amulets.

How to chant 'Namo Tassa' and the Triple Refuge

In addition, through adherence to the sīla and the practice of the four satipaṭṭhānas as well as the four itipatas, one will then create the auspicious causes for right livelihood (samājiva). This will then enable the magic of the Takrut Sethee Luang, which will bring wealth and prosperity when chanting the following kata:

Kata Takrut Sethee Luang

Jadtaro Satipatthana
Jadtaro Ittibpaataa Sammaachiiwo.

(MP3 soundfile tutorial is available for download after purchase of the amulet).