The Incredible Locket Maha Watcharathaat by Ajarn Apichai
The creation of this locket came about through the desire of Ajarn Apichai to help people attain Samathi, open the third eye and bring their acquired magical power to the fore. It is one of his greatest constructions to this point.
The back carries the Muan Sarn of Wahn 108, Pong Phutta Ni Mit, Pong Ratana Maraa, Pong Tri Ni Sing Hae, Pong Phra Jao 16 Phra Ong and Pong Pattaman, which are all hand made magical powders. Added to this was powdered Rae Leklai, Water element ore, Rae Phra Sivalee, powdered golden Teak, powdered broken Buddha amulets, and various Yaa, such as Chintamunee, a Yaa to undue curses and a rare Yaa from the Tai Yai. To keep the piece spiritually clean Ajarn also added powdered blessed Sompoi. Pressed into this mix are the Takrut Ratana Maraa and the Takrut Phutta Ni Mit, as well as 7 pieces of Leklai Watcharathaat from the Samnak of Luang Phor Somporn.
This amulet is used to bring forth power within yourself through the practice of building focus. Use this to help with the chanting of the kata, the practice of breathing, and its control, which all eventually leads to balancing the elements within the body. It can also be used to aid the practice of Samathi or any form of meditation, and the amulet can act as the centre of your power when practicing magic. It brings the power of a blessing from Kruba Ajarn to whatever you work on, and it can also bring extra power to the amulets owned by the bearer to make them work more efficiently for you.
The kata to be used for this are related to the elements and other forces at play within the system, and then a kata for the protection this piece also offers. There are three kata for these purposes and they have the possibility of changing you life through understanding breathing, sound and the forces at play in the system itself.
A future classic that measures 2.75" and comes with Ajarns card and specific kata.
This resides on the deity altar.
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