A very rare amulet from 2553 BE - the Takrut Tone Yant Pra Jao Ham Tukh (Buddha Forbidding the Arising of Suffering Yantra) Wicha Tai Yai Lanna - Nuea Dtakua (sacred Leaden Yantra Foil) Mad Chueak (cord bound) Long Rak (laquer coated), from Kroo Ba Or Bandita - Samnak Songk Pratat Doi Jom Wae. Ancient Lanna Sorcery spell, of the Shan People. Only 816 Takrut were ever made in this series, making it a very rare edition of the now deceased Lanna Master Monk.

This Takrut is made using the Wicha of the Tai Yai Hilltribe people, which Kroo Ba Or belongs to. The Tai Yai are known as the Shan People to Westerners, and are an Ethnic Minority who inculde various sub minorites, such as the Tai Yai, Tai Lue, Tai Khün and Tai Nüa. The Shan live primarily in the Shan State of Burma (Myanmar), but also inhabit parts of Mandalay Region, Kachin State, and Kayin State, and in adjacent regions of China, Laos and Thailand.

The Pra Putta Jao Ham Tukh Yantra spell is purely Buddhist, and contains the powers of Serm Duang, Metta Maha Niyom, Maha Amnaj and Klaew Klaad, Kong Grapan Chadtri, with powerful anti Black Magick.

The Takrut measures about 3.5 Inches long, and is a very old Lanna Wicha, wich contains the Ancient Yant Pra Jao Ham Tukh, which is a Sacred geometry Spell inscribed within the scroll.

The Yant within the Takrut is formed as a Magic Square,containing four concentric levels, each level containing a greater number of Ongk Pra Buddha Images, connected with Kata Inscriptions in Thai-Khom Pali Sanskrit.

The innermost center has one single Ongk Pra, with Four surrounding the square containing it. The next Square surrounding the 4 Buddhas has 8 Ongk Pra Buddha images, and the final outermost square has a total of 16 Ongk Pra Buddhas encircling the whole Yant.

Yant Pra Jao Haam Tukh – Yantra of Lord Buddha forbidding Suffering is sometimes made using a four-sided yantra, and sometimes using five individual Yant in one composition. The formula is based on the four elements and the five-fold kata of the consideration of Asubha in the Human body. Realizations achieved through meditation on Asubha (Asubha Bhavana) lead to liberation from clinging, and the wisdom-knowledge of anicca (Impermanence) as one of the three conditions of Tilakkhana (Impermanence /Anicca Unsatisfactoriness/Dhukkha and Non-Self/Anatta).

Long consideration of the fact that the Human body is merely a collection of five kinds of substances, of a hard, soft or fluid texture, and also divisible as one of the four elemental states of solid, liquid, warmth and vaporous, leads to realization of the great truth of Tilakkhana (3 conditions) By realisation, this does not mean that you understand the principle truths of the theory.

That is understanding but not intuitive knowing. if you understand only but then do not have Sadti and Sampacanya (constant knowing awareness) then as soon as you stop thinking of these aspects and walk into the street and see a handsome man or a beautiful woman your senses will fall prey to this and your emotions will immediately become sub merged in fascination (Moha) with the object. realization means that you intuitively know this truth and shall never forget it. Once realized you will be free of all such illusions pulling you down into the abyss of desires and fascination in the physical world.

This Takrut is a famously popular edition from Lanna Gaeji Ajarn Guru Master of Thai Yai Ethnic Lineage, Monk Kroo Ba Or, of Samnak Songk Pratat Doi Jom Wae. The Takrut Pra Jao Ham Tukh is one of the most highly preferred amulet of the Deceased Thai Lanna Master, Kroo Ba Or Bandita, of the Samnak Songk Pratat Doi Jom Wae, in Chiang Daw, Chiang Mai Province. Kroo Ba Or passed away as one of the last of his Generation of Elder Master Monks in 2559 BE, at the age of 101 years old.

Kroo Ba Or Bandita lived for 101 years Old (counting the Thai Yai Calendar), and was one of the most highly revered and beloved monks of the Lanna Region in the present Era. His amulets have become some of the most highly preferred of all in the present day, with devotees from all around the world who worship them.

Kroo Ba Or is a Highly Adept Sorceror Monk of the Thai Yai Mountain Hilltribe People, who avoids the limelight, and stays on the high mountainsides to the greater part of his time, in serenity and solitude. Kroo Ba Or developed his Magical Wicha from 9 different Kroo Ba Ajarn in is lifetime, who came from the Thai Yai people of Burmese side of the border. He possessed a large number of Tai Yai and Lanna Wicha which he received over the decades from his Kroo Ba Ajarn, during his long and admirable trajectory. HIs presence is dearly missed by his devotees, and his amulets are fast disappearing from the public view as devotees snap up the last ones remaining.

Kroo Ba Or passed away in 2559 BE at the age of 101 years old as one of the oldest living masters in the Lanna Region, whose amulets have reached International Popularity. This Takrut is a rare Wicha to see, for which we are thankful to Kroo Ba Or for preserving its existence in the present day. A most unusual Wicha for Success, Seductive Influence and Prosperity, and since its release in 2557 BE, is also now an Essential rarity. Only 1500 Takrut were made in this edition.

Kata Takrut Pra Putta Jao Ham Tukh

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