The Graveyard Phra Pidtaa by Ajarn Tui - Good Fortune/Protection/Avoid Danger
This is a fantastic example of the practicality of Ajarn Tui as a full time working magician and of his work in graveyards, even if making a Buddhist amulet.
It's taken a while to get these made as the one in the first pic was made earlier for a 'road test', which it passed with flying colours. Ajarn Apichai cased that amulet and asked, 'who made this!' because he thought it to be superb work. I have then worn that for a few months and it is superb.
This Phra Pidtaa was made from melting Yant plates that contained an ancient script that brings Good Fortune, Avoidance of Danger and Protection depending on the kata used by the bearer.  These Yant plates were blessed with what was the first blessing.
We met at the graveyard at an important astrological time to then process the plates by melting them with a gas gun and filling a small cast. This was cooled in blessed water and sompoi to keep it spiritually clean and left in there while he made the required amount. There then followed another blessing (see one of the videos) in the graveyard to call on the help of the Guardian to bless them and he also recited the kata to build a body within the Phra Pidtaa. I love how he piled the figures on a lotus flower while assembling them during the blessing. This entire process was carried out with the sound loud thunder claps as a huge storm was coming.
Then back to the Samnak where Aajrn scripted the base of the figure and gave a final blessing. The kata he gave were for two functions, one for Metta and one for avoiding danger and protection, and both will be passed on to the buyer.
These are superb pieces that were made in a traditional way from an ancient Wicha.
These measure 2.1" and come with Ajarn's card and two kata.
Exceptional Magic.
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