Released somewhere between the years 2546 onwards, this particular Takrut Tone amulet is a classic, and now, also a rarity, from Gaeji Ajarn Luang Por Ruay, of Wat Tago (now deceased since 2560 BE).

The Takrut is a 'Takrut Tone', which has been made from relatively thick leaden plating, to inscribe sacred Yantra on. This metal scroll with a Magickal spell inside, has been wrapped around seven coloured magical cords (Daay Aakom Jet Sii), which have been imbued with invocations of the Sariga Celestial Magpie.

Luang Por Ruay, was during his life, rather an inimitable phenomenon on, because, he was what we would like to call an inbetweener. Having traversed two generations of masters, he was first adopted as popular Amulets maker by the new age amulets collector community.

However, he has now become popular with all the new age and the old era collector scenes, as official documentation in recognized magazines and books has increased knowledge of all his editions, and the serious collectors have developed an ever increasing preference and speculative risk with his amulets. One could indeed say, that, this great master has now left the new age era category and now entered into the category of ancient amulet masters.

In his practice over the decades, he has attained experience and received Secret sorcery knowledge from some of Thailand's greatest Buddhist masters, including Luang Por Koon, Sangkaracha, and many Masters of Ayuttaya lineage, and has become an insider secret with those who have paid attention, and have seen the certainty of his amulets being both powerful, and for having a future speculative value that will soon begin to rise enormously, as his trajectory and Mastery of Adept Buddha magic and Khmer Sorcery congeals and he enters his twilight years, and maturity as a Gaeji Ajarn Guru Monk.

The Takrut bears the embossed words "Luang Por" "Ruay" (means 'rich'), and "Wat Tago", in three separate markings.

One could say that this master has now become officially part of the establishment in the annals of history as one of this century's great masters.

Luang Por Ruay has a large following around South East Asia, with devotees in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and Indonesia. He has practised and learned with a long list of Great masters, and is affiliated with many of the greatest world famous Buddhist masters of the last half century (e.g. Luang Por Koon).

It is important to catalogue masters according to their status, and it is now fitting after many years of following this Master, to allocate his status into that of an Aging Gaeji Ajarn Guru Monk, who is now most definitely about to enter the history books as a Bhikkhu of grand trajectory and stainless history.

His amulets are ever increasingly popular with collectors of the classic type of ancient amulets, and he has now entered into the ancient scene, as he has aged and his Amulets have been officially documented in magazines and books, making them easily researchable and therefore catalogable.

This is part of what makes a classic Amulet become what it is, and attain its status as an amulet of esteemed favor. We prefer proud to present the amulets of Luang Por Ruay in our line of recommended amulets from recommended masters.

Kata Salika Lin Tong

Gaara Wigo Gaara Gaanuu

Luang Por Ruay is now deceased since 2560 BE., and his amulets have become doubly popular, and are slowly disappearing from view, as people snap them up before they are all gone to their respective owners, knowing that the Great LP Ruay is now passed, and no more editions blessed by him will be forthcoming.

His name itself:- 'Ruay', means 'Rich', and strangely enough, during the third opening of his mausoleum coffin for devotees, numbers appeared on a blessed LP Ruay bracelet, which was laid upon his corpse by a faithful follower, and when taken back, the devotee found it to be inscribed with winning lottery ticket numbers,