Rare Prai! The Mae Boon Pan Locket by Ajarn Suea - for anything - 2017
   The remains for this piece are both exceptional and rare. Mae Boon Pan was a Hmong lady from Mae Hong Son on the Western border of Thailand. She died while pregnant, which makes her a Phi Tai Tang Glom ghost, and this type of remains are now very rare indeed. More care is now taken to protect these remains, which are some of the most productive from the Thai system.
   Ajarn Suea produced this around the time I first met him in 2018. It contains two Takruts, one for boosting the strength of the spirit, and one for consolidating it, so this is also rare because it is a single ghost amulet from the Lanna tradition. There is so much prai in this that you can see it in the Muan Sarn. Ajarn went to Mae Hong Son to collect these remains and also brought her shirt home because that beads pressed into the Muan Sarn came from her traditional form of clothing. Items of clothing worn by the person when they died provide a medium for the spirit to attach, boosting the ability to connect to this piece.
    This needs praising in the normal way but weekly offerings are a good idea for it to remain strong. Calling her name when you place the offerings and making requests also helps. This piece provides good fortune, business success and help with matters concerning love. Ajarn recommends that if she brings good fortune, repay her with liquor, otherwise cooked rice is fine. Do not offer this piece any raw meat as the Wicha for this forbids it.
   This is a rare form of Prai Occultism that is nvery rarely seen today, and I got all the remaining pieces that were rcently discovered in one of Ajarn's cupboards. Please check the video of Ajarn Suea giving these an extra blessing.
These measure a nudge over 2” and comes with Ajarn's card and specific kata.
Remarkable local magic.
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