The Kuman Dood Rok by Ajarn Phrot - good fortune - 2012
I have a soft spot for the work of Ajarn Phrot as it harks back to wilder times.
   This amulet carries the image of a baby sucking on its own umbilical cord, which implies an infinite feeding as whatever is eaten will never finish. This significance is then applied to the attribute that this carries, which is for good fortune, where the energy constantly renews itself. Kuman powders are the best for good fortune as everyone is kind to a child, as well as eager to spoil them.
   It is made to have an effect on finance.
This has a Muan Sarn of Pong Maha Settee, Pong Maha Lahp, Pong Riak Khon, and has a mixture of Riak Sap oil to help it bind. These powders and oils are famous for luck and kuman powders were added to them to give the magic a real kick, as well as that small piece of skull in his lap. This black version had the delicious description of having kid carbon as the supernatural element, so I had to get some!
The amulet needs to be well taken care of and carried to bring good luck and fortune. The care is typical for these items. They should be welcomed into the home with an offering and enjoy sweets, sweet drinks, toys and kata, as well as lots of merit. Remove these if offering the altar alcohol or raw meat. Please let me know which version you want on purchase.
It measures 1.6" and come with Ajarn Phrot's card and kata.
A classic ghost amulet.
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