5 x Wua Tanu Payon for the Person and Home by Ajarn Apichai - Great Protection
A Hand Molded Ancient Tradition
   These sacred amulets are crafted using ancient methods and powerful mystical ingredients which include soil and ashes from 7 cemeteries, soil from 7 temples, and powdered cemetery bones. To that Ajarn added Prai Tai Hong (spirits of those who died violently) and Prai Tai Sao Phao Angkhan (spirits cremated on specific astrological days) because these bring extra specific powers. There are also rare elements in the mix used, such as powdered horns from a bull struck by lightning, Nam Phi mineral ore, Lek Lai ore, and Gaa Satorn (reflective/rebound) powder. 108 types of sacred herbs are also within this mix,  as well as the hand made powders Pong Tri Ni Sing Hae, and Pong Pathaman, and all of this construction is directed through the Takrut Huajai Thanu Fai (Fire Arrow Heart Scroll).
   The Wua Tanu Phayon is a type of "Payon" (animated effigy) in animal form, and according to ancient texts, it serves multiple purposes:
Protection: Guarding the home and territory against thieves, evil spirits, ghosts, and black magic/curses.
Spiritual Combat: Used to fight back against occult attacks or to ward off enemies.
Prosperity: As a symbol of abundance, it is believed to bring wealth, luck, and business success.
   These are sold as a set of 5, four for around the land of the home, and one for the person. The one for the person protects the wearer from danger, black magic, and ill-intentioned people. If someone harbors malice toward the owner, the Bull’s power will reflect that energy back, causing the enemy to feel as though they are being gored by horns (the severity depends on the enemy's intent). This will also promote growth and ensure the owner never lacks resources. In the daytime, point the Bull’s head inward toward the house or shop to draw in wealth. At night, point the head outward toward the door to guard against intruders and spirits.
The 4-Direction Ritual (Home Protection)
   To protect a property, 4 Bulls are buried at the four corners of theland that holds the house (If the floor is concrete, they can be buried in potted plants placed at the corners). While burying them, point the heads outward away from the house and chant "Sau Taa Ya" 7 times to each one. This creates a protected perimeter against ghosts, thieves, and wild animals while inviting prosperity into the household. Saying kata to the one you wear will also go to the boundary bulls.
Special Rituals
Victory over Enemies: In cases of legal disputes or conflicts, place the Bull on top of the name or photo of the enemy and chant the mantra for 3 to 7 days to ensure their defeat.
To Create Holy Water: Submerge the Bull in water and then sprinkle it around the property. Pray that wherever the water touches shall become a "safe zone" under the Bull's eternal protection.
Care - Use 7 strands of grass and make the offering once a week, but kata every day. When you bring it home for the first time, carry 5 lit incense and take the Wua Tanu with you to walk around the house to mark the area. After this is done, put the 5 incense in front of the house until they burn out.
Each of these measure 2.35" wide and come with Ajarn Apichai's card and kata. The ones to be buried come in a clear case, and the one to be worn comes in a white case.
Potent ancient magic for the ghost altar.
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