The Bespoke Gaa Sathorn Takrut by Ajarn Tui - to protect from backstabbers
This is an ancient Wicha from the collection of Ajarn Tui that produces exceptionally mysterious magic. The source of power within this piece is three fold with the main aspect coming from a rare source. It contains the skin of a calf that died while half way out of its mother but the mother survived, and it is a locally known source of supernatural power because the farmer saved it to sell to Ajarn. The skin was cut into squares and it had a paper attached with a Yant to boost and direct the power of the skin and it was then rolled with a copper Takrut that carries your name, which is blessed into the magic.
The skin of a young bull represents the aggression of it when it charges, and the mother is considered to be a Gun, with the baby emerging being skin to the bullet. This is why the amulet is considered to be for Kong Grapan invincibility as well as for Gaa Sathorn, because with the calf getting stuck it is like it is stopping the bullet from a gun. This skin in this case is Bull Prai, and this gives a power similar to a Wua Tanu (like a Bull Payon). The Wua Tanu Wicha is the same as a Hoon Payon but it is as a guardian bull rather than a guardian human figure.
The next step was to seal everything with a natural laquer, and the last level of power is the lead takrut that is wrapped around the piece to both protect the magic within and boost the attribute of Kong Grapan. It is an incredibly mysterious item.
This is a Wicha for potent protection to bounce any harm back that was caused either by a spirit or person at twice the potency it was sent to the bearer. This attribute is one of the classics of Thai Occultism. This is used for protection, bouncing away curses, dangers, illnesses of an unknown cause, vicious animals and malicious speech towards you.
Extremely unusual magic for the deity altar.
These measure 2.5" and come with Ajarn Apichai's card and a simple Heart kata.
A essential piece for these troubled times.
Please copy the listing as it gets removed after selling out - it is the last one of this type.
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