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5May

Paya Krut Dech Yuk Nak (Garuda with Nagas) – Pra Ajarn Amnaj

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Nuea Samrit Chup Tong Pon Sai – Run Payaks Thaksin Wai Kroo 53 Pra Ajarn Amnaj – Samnak Songk Khao Sam Lan, Amper Ta Sae, Chumporn.

Luang Por Amnaj learned most of his Wicha from the Master Luang Phu Sarm of Lanna lineage in Chiang Mai.

This Garuda is full of Amnaj, in addition to the name of the monk who made it being ‘Amnaj’ (power). Both the Nagas and the Garuda offer great power and imposing commanding aura for those in military, air force, navy, special-ops, or civil servant professions.

In addition, those who revere Pra Narai should pay reverence to the Garuda, and the Nagas being protectors of Buddhism, should always be seen as a protective influence.

The Nagas being Water and garuda being Air, this amulet would be perfect for a Navy Pilot indeed, being empowered with Deities from both elements of the profession.

Garuda is for people who wish to be endowed with commanding power, as well as oversight/insight and vision.

This amulet is a medium size and thus apt for all sexes and ages to wear.

Kata Paya Krut (Mantra for Praying to Garuda Deity >>>


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4May

Chang Mongkol Luang Por Phern Tidtakuno – Wat Bang Pra – 2540 BE

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Chang Mongkol empowered by Luang Por Phern of Wat Bang Pra. Issued in 2540 BE, this charm encompasses all areas of Puttakom Magic endowing the wearer with Amnaj, Maha Sanaeh, Chke Lap, Kong Grapan, Klaew Klaad, and Gan Aathan all rolled into one. This is due to the various Meritorious and Sacred meanings which can be applied to the image of an Elephant, be it Erawan the 33 headed elephant on which the Indra Deity rides, or be it Chang Pueag the white elephant which represents a Buddha or great Master, as well as being a sacred symbol of Siamese Culture. The Buddha once was born as an Elephant who gave away his tusks to a hunter out of compassion..

The elephant is a Brave and almost indestructable adversary in battle, and thus commands great power in the wilderness, which is what lends power to the wielder of this amulet in his or her professional or social environments.

The elephant is a kind and intelligent being, who lives at least as long as a human and longer, and has a very long memory – this endows the wielder of the amulet with cleverness, and discrimination with compassion also generating the same in others resulting in favorable circumstances (Metta Mahaniyom and Choke Lap).

The elephant, although large, is high and has a good overview of the long grass, and can foresee many dangers that other animals cannot. This endows the wielder of this amulet with Klaew Klaad, evasion of dangers, which are foreseen by the elephant effigy which will find a way to warn you. It would not be surprising if the amulet even vibrated against your skin when danger approaches! This thing sometimes happens as a warning of forthcoming ill wishers, dangers etc.

Luang Por Phern was a Wolrd Famous Gaeji Guru Master whose passing has left the temple with many of his student monks still tattooing sak yant Buddhist tattoos every day in his honor, and continuing the lineage of his great magical Wicha, which has caused Wat Bang Pra to become the Mecca of Sak Yant with millions of Looksit around the World.



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