A classic ancient Wicha from the Northern Lanna Sorcery Grimoires for Metta Maha Sanaeh, the Takrut Yant Hneeb folded Yantra foil spell, from Lay Sorcerer Ajarn Hnan Kong, of the Samnak Sak Yant Jayya Langka. The Yant Hneeb amulets were released in the 'Ruam Bun' edition, which included various amulets blessed in unison with other Great Monks and Lay Masters. Extreme limited numbers made due to hand inscription. This amulet comes with a special gift of The First Book of Thai Lanna Sorcery (worth 14$), as a Free Ebook, to learn about Thai Lanna Magical Traditions.

Free shipping per registered airmail parcel worldwide is included. The Book of Thai Lanna Sorcery introduces us to the Occult traditions, and talismanic amulets of the folk of the Northern Lanna Regions, which have a rich cultural heritage deriving from a multitude of Ethnic Races and Cultures, with Animism being a strong influence on the magical symbolism found in Lanna Sorcery traditions. The book is of interest to amulet collectors, anthropologists, and occultists, and to anyone who wishes to deepen their understanding of the beliefs of the people of Siam.

The group of Master Sorcerers empowering this special edition of Yant Hneeb and other amulets, gathered their efforts and individual Wicha, to collaborate on an auspicious Buddhist Merit Making Project to help Wat Samran Rach Samakee, and various other temples, including Great Necromancers of that time, in their heyday, such as Ajarn Prodt, Ruesi Waet, and Ajarn Taep Pongsawadarn.

Ajarn Hnan Kong is a Master of Sak Yant Tattoos, and of Wicha Saiyasart (Occult Sorcery) of the Northern Lanna tradition, in all its facets. He is a Master of the Lay Practitioner Lineage (Prahm Ruesi), based in Chiang Mai Province.

The Takrut Yant Hneeb can be used as a personal enchantment spell, through the insertion of a piece of parchment, or paper, with the name of the person one wishes to enchant, and is also usable to insert written desires, as wish fulfillment spells. This is performed by inserting a piece of paper into the tube of the Takrut with the name of person or wish written upon it, or to place between the folded sides within the Takrutwhite. Some people may also insert a piece of hair or nail clippings, or a piece of cloth taken from the bedclothes, pillow or clothing of the targeted person.

Takrut Yant Hneeb, are another kind of Lanna Yantra Spell that are not rolled into scrolls, rather, inscribed on a single rectangular foil, and folded flat facing inwards on each other. They are usually composed of a front side (Yant Pratab Hnaa) and a rear side spell (Yant Pratab Hlang), to seal the magical forces within and prevent them from either flowing out again, or from being destroyed from magic invasion from an exterior source.

Convincing speech is said to only work when the user adheres to the five precepts, which means that one should not deceive with lies (not lying is one of the 5 precepts), or to use speech to convince somebody to break any of the five precepts, nor for oneself to break any of the other four precepts. Hence, convincing speech can only be used effectively when using sweet-talk to tell the truth. One must believe in the things or the ideas one 'sells' to others, in order to not tell lies.

The Yant Hneeb, is a spell which encloses its target sealed within, and does not let it escape. Some Yant Hneeb contain a spell that encloses an idea, such as the love of a desired person, and some Yant Hneeb, actually have something placed inside it, such as a piece of parchment or paper with the name of a person, or the desired thing which the user wishes to receive or achieve.

Other things which may be enclosed within such a binding spell, may include the hair of a person, or a piece of their clothing, a photo, or other item. Yant Hneeb which do not contain any objects within, may target wealth accumulation, or protection from danger or black magic. Those which contain the name or personal items of a person, are of course intended to bind the person for love or seduction purposes.

The Wicha Yant Hneeb differs between almost every Samnak Saiyasart in the Lanna region, with each samnak and each Master performing his own specialized inscriptions. Some may use Numerology, whereas others may use actual written words using Kata Akom, or abbreviated syllables representing more complex Kata Incantations. There does not appear to be any rigid formula or rules found in any Grimoires which define a particular universal method. Hence, each samnak seems to posses a 'Wicha Chapo Dtua', meaning 'personal method' of empowerment. Yant Hneeb are usually attached to a piece of cord after being folded, which is passed through the 'eye' of the folded Yantra, and used to attach to one's person or to hang in the desired place where the magic should perform its desired purpose.