The Prai Krasip Skull Amulet by Ajarn Verataep - Foresight Good Fortune 2019
   Ajarn Verataep is one of the greatest Prai magicians of this generation, and his early works were groundbreaking and terrifying in equal measures. Back in around 2017 I remember a small Mae Per that was so strong it interfered with my breathing, and he has just started to bring things from his home compound to his Samnak in Bangkok.
   This is one of Ajarn Verataep's more recent versions of the Prai Krasip, the whispering ghost, the wicha of which is famous in Thailand. Wearing these is like tuning a radio until you can hear the whispers, which is like giving a voice to your honed instincts. The skull is cast from various metal Takruts for good fortune and safety and they eyes are set into the male Prai and herb mix, which makes sense if that is what you want to enhance. These had the original spirit worked on to make a new entity that whispers to your instincts about coming danger, brings safety while traveling and also whispers about coming good fortune. These attributes are directed by the small takrut inside and what isn't has been blessed into the piece.
A classic of Thai Occultism that goes on the ghost altar.
   This amulet measures 1.65" and comes with Ajarn Verataep's Samnak kata.
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