Kata Metta Maha Niyom of Luang Por Lum for Mercy Charm

Kata for Metta Maha Niyom given by the Great Luang Por Lum of Wat Samakee Tam. 

Luang Por Lum of Wat Samakee Tam, was the first apprentice in magic, and inheritor of the Wicha Jing Jok Gecko Sorcery Spell of Luang Por Kreun of Wat Sangko



This Incantation/Kata can be used on its own to induce Mercy Charm, or for Bucha to Jing Jok Geckos, Nang Kwak, and other Metta Type amulets including See Pheung Balms

Each Year, as Luang Por Lum travelled on Tudong Forest Wandering, he found chances to meet and learn Magical Wicha from different Lay masters and Bhikkhus. He learned how to Chant Kata and cast spells with Pra Ajarn Gliang (Pra Kroo Sopanawisut) the Abbot of Wat Suttisope (Sri Saket). His Wicha of writing Khom Spells and Sacred Geometry of Yantra came from Ajarn Pan Nonta, the Ex-Sherrif of Tung Sa Ard (Surin), who was a direct apprentice in Magic to the great Luang Phu Sukh of Wat Pak Klong Makam Tao as Ajarn Pan was still a member of the Sangha.



Apart from this, Luang Por Lum was able to become the apprentice of the Great Luang Por Kreun (Pra Kroo Kosita Tammasarn), of Wat Sangkositaram (Supannburi). He would travel back and forth to learn more and more from him. Luang Por Lum was lucky to get this chance to learn Magical Wicha with Luang Por Kreun, whose Jing Jok and Tugkhae lizard charms are the most powerful of all Thai Gecko amulets.



He got the chance as LP Kreun came to Wat Ban Ya Praek to assist in an Ordination ceremony. LP Lum was the one appointed to prepare LP Kreuns quarters, so he was able to prostrate to him and ask to be accepted as an apprentice. At first, LP Kreun did not answer and just continued to talk general conversation, but LP Lum knew that in fact, the Master was testing and checking his mental ability behind the scenes. After testing him a while and also checking his ability to read and write Khom, LP Kreun commented that it was important to read fluently and be able to read between the lines to interpret the meaning. He said most old Kampir (Grimoires) of Magic were all in Khom scripture, so this was an essential part of the Magicians armoury.

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Ajarn Plien Makes Nam Man Prai OIl in Khao Or Cave

Ajarn Plien performs the Piti Hung Nam Man Prai Sacred Oil Boiling Ceremony within the Sacred Cave at the Khao Or Mountain in Pattalung, and performs Blessings. Ancient Buddha Magic Practised in the Present Era. Ajarn Plien is currently the head Adept of the Lay Master section of the Dtamnak Dtak Sila Khao Or Southern Academy of Sorcery and resident at Wat Don Sala Temple. Responsible for the Brahman Invocation Deva Abhiseka ceremonies of the Khao Or Master Monks, ad Master of Ceremonies, and a Highly Regarded Old Lay Master who was with the Great Masters of Old of the Khao or tradition, to receive their Powerful Wicha. Top Lay Master in Thailand.

Pra Ruang Rang Pern Gunstopper Thai Amulet

Pra Ruang Rang Pern Maha Ud Maha Lap Rae Bang Pai Yorn Yuk Sacred Kaya Siddhi Metal Vairocana Buddha,blessed at Wat Daeng Pracharat

The Pra Ruang Rang Pern Rae Bang Pai standing Buddha made using the Sacred Rae Bang Pai Kaya Siddhi substance only found in one place in Thailand (Nontaburi), considered extremely powerful Kong Grapan Chadtri Klaew Klaad Magical substance. The amulets were released at Wat Daeng Pracharat. Special Blessing with five Great Masters; Luang Por Tian Dek (Luang Por Tong Chai), abbot of Wat daeng Pracharat, Luang Por Ang of Wat Yai Sawang Arom, Pra Maha Wattana (abbot of Wat Ubon Suanaram), Luang Por Perm (abbot of Wat Bom Gaew), and Luang Por Udom, of Wat Pichai Songkram, in Ayuttaya.

The rear face has a sacred Na spell and the name of the temple, with the year of release (2560 BE) on the top section of the 'bullet-shaped' amulet. The indented section in the rear face has the words 'Rae Bang Pai' embossed, referring to the Sacred Kaya Siddhi Elements present within the Sacred Chanuan Muan Sarn Metallic Alloy.

If we were to speak of any Buddha Rupa which can be found as an amulet, or a Bucha statue in Thai Buddhist History, especially amulets of the Pra Kru burial place type, made in Nuea Chin Dtakua (leaden and silver-leaden metal), one has to mention the classic Benjapakee 'Top Five' amulet, the Pra Rod, or the Pra Serd Khon Nok (Pra Yord Khun Pol) amulets.

Both of these amulets, so famous for Kong Grapan Chadtri Maha Ud Klaew Klaad Power in the times of ancient City States and the Wars between the many Kingdoms and Empires of those times, are known for their predominantly 'Khom' (Khmer) Artistic Influence. But the name of the Pra Ruang Amulet, arose from the Sukhothai Era, and was used to refer to the King of the Sukhothai Kingdom. The Pra Ruang Dynasty were the first Rulers of the Sukhothai Kingdom. Pra Ruang is a Classic Ancient Style of Amulet which has been found in Archeological finds of Kru Burial Chambers in ancient temples and Chedi Stupas, and has been a favorite amulet to make in many temples of the North and North East of Thailand.

The Pra Ruang has been found in both Lopburi and Sukhothai archeological digs, and is found in both Clay and Metallic versions. There are a There are various interpretations of who the Buddha image represents, the most common being that it is derived from the Pra Ruang Royal Family Lineage, who were the first and only rulers of the Sukhothai Kingdom Era of Thai History. King Pra Ruang was also the father of Por Khun Ramkamhaeng, who invented the written Thai Language, and is revered as a Deity in his own right by Thai People.

Source; Buddhist Amulet