The Bespoke Yant In Nong Takrut by Ajarn Apichai - Love Compassion Connection

Ajarn Apichai is a sublime magical creature who began his studies as a young child with his Grandfather. By the time he as 11 he was tapping Nam Man Prai as a young monk, and then he became the Lanna Khun Paen with a literal group of ladies on his tail. He has never stopped learning and is now a respected astrology, a lineage holder of the Wicha of Luang Pu Suk, and a magical force in his own right.

The meaning of the name of this Takrut comes from - In (อิ่น) is derived from the phrase In Du Khu Na, meaning to be affectionate, to feel deep compassion, to endear, to experience profound love. Nong (หน่อง) means to hold back, to pull, to bind, to tie, or to persuade/influence.

The Yant In Nong is an ancient Lanna magic that is believed to possess great power in the realms of love, enchantment, and emotional attraction. It is a personal favourite Wicha of Ajarn Apichai for love and compassion.

For Couples: It binds hearts together and enhances romantic harmony. It is believed that if placed under a pillow while praying before sleep, the couple will remain inseparable and live in domestic peace.

For Singles: Carrying the talisman and praying regularly is said to help one find love and become more attractive and likeable to others.

Social & Professional Influence: It acts as a magnet for kindness (Metta Mahaniyom). It influences others to feel compassion and prevents anger or hatred. When meeting superiors or elders, it encourages them to treat the bearer with the kindness one would show a child or grandchild. The true Lanna-style ‘In’ talismans are symbols of profound love, high compassion, and soulful connection. They are intended for emotional bonding and kindness, not for lust, carnal desire, or purely sexual purposes.

The Muan Sarn’s ingredients include both holy and occult materials that include the soils from 7 cemeteries, 7 temples, and the four corners of the city. The Prai in this comes from 7 cemeteries, a person that died on a Saturday and was cremated on a Tuesday, powders from a violent death, a deceased pregnant lady, Prai Kuman and Panneng powder. The powders include 108 types of sacred herbs and botanical powders, Wahn Saneah Chan Hom/Daeng, Wahn Dok Thong, a ‘lost vine for enchantment, Wahn Gai Daeng for charisma, and the Ittijae and Maharat hand made powders. These were bound together with rare see pung prai, see pung Gai Daeng, Yaa Faetfor hopeless infatuation and a see pung of Don Rak Sorn.

All these ingredients are characteristic of Saiyasart (Thai Black/Grey Magic), specifically for amulets focused on Saneah (Attraction), Metta Mahaniyom (Loving-Kindness), and Chok Lap (Fortune). Unlike many talismans that require complex chants, the activation of this Yant focuses on the practitioner's state of mind:

Bring your mind to a state of concentration (Meditation).

Feel a sense of inner peace, coolness, and happiness.

Make your wish for love or compassion.By maintaining this positive emotional frequency, the prayer is said to be fulfilled.

This Takrut will be in silver, and be in a red case.

We will need your name and birthday for this spell, which creates a rather beautiful Takrut.

This measures 2.5" and comes with Ajarn Apichai's card.

Potent local magic for the ghost altar.

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