The Takrut Yant Phii Bork gets its name because as Kroo Ba Dech was meditating in the Temple one evening, a Ghost appeared and thanked him for having shared Metta and Merits with him, and that in return he wished to give a set of Ancient Agkhara Inscriptions. The Ghost said he had been a spirit within the temle grounds protecting the Temple for a long time, and that he has received Merits and Metta from Kroo ba Dech.  Kroo Ba Dech then accepted the Adkhara and  examined it. As he did this, the Ghost disappeared.

Kroo ba Dech then Inscribed the Agkhara lettering into a Yantra Foil, and rolled it into a Takrut. He told a few of his close Looksit about this occurrence, and they asked to Bucha some Takrut with the yantra in them. It so happened that every single Looksit who got one, came back to say they had had lots of Luck and Increased Wealth and Fortunes.

They then gave the Takrut the Nickname 'Takrut Phii Bork' because not only did a Ghost tell Kroo ba Dech the Wicha, but also, it seems that as those who took a Takrut were sleeping, they all felt as if they had something whispering words of lucky fortunes into them as they slept (like a Prai Grasip Choke - Gambling Ghost Whisperer).

Kata Bucha Takrut Yant Phii Bork

Chant Maha Namasakara 3 Times first

How to Chant Maha Namasakara (Namo Tassa)

Then Chant;

Sappae Chanaa Pahuu Chanaa Maedtaa Sukhang Ja Mahaa Laapang Bpiyang Ma Ma

Hold your wish strongly in Mind whilst chanting.

The Takrut is bound to a cord bracelet for wearing on the wrist, but can also of course be stuffed into Tubular Steel Capped or Transparent waterproof casing if preferred. In such a case, we would recommend to leave the cord attachment on and insert both Takrut and cord withon the tube.