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Thai amulets Australia, Gold Coast (2026)

24/01/2022

Paneng - Na Pi Lu "Face of the Ghost Eater" made and blessed by the Great Prai Sorcerer and Master of Spirit's - Ajarn Kitkamo of Somnak Payak Burapa in Chonburi Thailand. For sale $100 aud includes shipping.

On the front of the Paneng we see the hand carved face of the Demon Hunter and Ghost Eater known as Pi Lu. The image of Pi Lu's face is thought to ward off all evil spirit's for fear of being eaten. A putty was made from prai powders and high density adhesive to fill the back of the Paneng.

The Coin we see in the back is Thai Currency of one baht. It is called "Ngern Pak Phee" or "money from the co**se". In Thailand there is a long held tradition to place a one baht coin into the mouth of the dead to pay the undertaker for cremation (in the old days the one baht coin was very valuable). After Ajarn Kitkamo (the undertaker) fully incinerates the body he must collect the one baht coin from the ash's because in the process it has become a powerful tool used to control Ghost's.

In Buddhism the one baht coin is also symbolic of the fact that you will not be able to take any treasure or money with you to the next life, the only thing that will follow you is the karma that you have accumulated. They say your Karma will follow like a shadow after you shed the body.

Pi Lu is often mistaken for Thao Wessuwan. Pi Lu is actually a member of Thao Wessuwan's Legion of Demon Hunter's. In the ancient Hilltribe Script it's written that Pi Lu is a Ghost Eater. It's said that Ghost's are terrified of Pi Lu and you can use him to control spirit's that may be around. In the old days Hilltribe Monk's would inscribe Pi Lu's face onto the Paneng (skull bone) in order to Lock the powerful spirit inside, while reaping the benefits of possessing the Mystical piece of bone. Pi Lu can also remove all Black Magic, Curses and Negative Emotion because he eats these things like food.

24/01/2022

Paneng - Chuchok "The Brahmin Begger that Always Gets What He Wants". Made and blessed by the great Prai Master Ajarn Kitkamo of somnac Payak Burupa in Chonburi Thailand. For sale $120 aud includes shipping.

The Original Story of Chuchok is from the Vessantara Jātaka. A Jataka is a story of one of the past lives of Buddha. The Vessantara Jātaka tells the story of Buddha's past life as a very compassionate and generous prince named Vessantara, who gives away everything he owns, including his children, thereby displaying the virtue of perfect generosity.

The story says that Prince Vessantara (Bodhisattva, future Buddha) gave away his thrown to support his father. He gave away all wealth and left the kingdom. While traveling he gave away the chariot and finally the horse. Vessantara took his family to live a ascetic life on a mountain in a neighbouring kingdom.

Chuchok who is originally known as "Jujaka" in India, is an old Brahmin begger, he is dirty and ugly but he has a young and beautiful wife named Amittada who took really good care of him. One day the other women beat Amittada up at the well because they were jealous of her beauty. She would not go to the well for him anymore so Jujaka snuck onto the mountain and asked the Prince Vessantara for his family.

Jujaka the dirty begger immediately tethered the hands with vines and lead the family through the forest like cattle. The Devas saw this and made Jujaka take a wrong turn leading him directly into Prince Vessantara's original kingdom. The King (Vessantara's father) desperately agreed to buy the children back from Jujaka for a extremely steep price.

Jujaka immediately became rich. He was now the owner of much of the kingdom. He had his new maiden's prepare a royal feast. The maiden's were feeding Jujaka, the food was so delicious and delightful that he could not stop eating and eventually his stomach burst open. The dirty old Brahmin died but was reincarnated as a Deva because he helped the Buddha.

24/01/2022

Paneng Phra Pirab "the Giver and Taker of Life, Masculine Energy and Avatar of Lord Shiva" made and blessed by the Great Prai Master - Ajarn Kitkamo of Somnac Payak Burapa in Chonburi Thailand.

🔥For sale $120 aud includes shipping.🔥

In Thailand Phra Pirab is known as the Kru Deity of all dancing arts, and is the bestower of Luck and good Fortune, Happiness, Prosperity and Commanding power over others. The "Amnad" or powerful quality of Phra Pirab extends to Amnad Saneh, meaning Benevolence, Charm and Attraction of the opposite s*x. This works both in Love affairs as well as in business or other issues
such as politics, to aid in convincing others of your opinions.

Phra Pirab is the Deva of giving or taking life, he protects and defends against ghosts, spirits and demons, and all kinds of black magic. The immense strength of Phra Pirab will cause any curse's or other attempts to harm you be reflected back on those who send ill will to you. Those who try to harm you will end up being harmed by their own forceful energy.

13/11/2021

The Nine Tailed Fox amulet made and blessed by Master Azanna. For sale $55 (inc postage)

There are not many female masters who make nine-tailed fox fairies in Thailand.
Master Azanna however is one of the best female masters in Thailand.

Master Azanna is good at making many sacred objects, including nine tailed fox, wish boxes, various oils, bracelets and various oils.

The white matrix behind the back is equipped with a little fox, 2 vials of Master Azanna fate Cream, 1 vial of love powder and 4 precious stones.

This amulet is designed to help the wearer with an improvement in fate, increase business and success at work and increase windfall luck. The wearer will also find that people are much nicer and more likely to do what the wearer says. Both men and women can wear it!

A unique take on a much loved amulet.

11/11/2021

KumanThong "Ghost amulet" Roon Rek; first series made and blessed by Ajarn Tern of Doi Lo Chiang Mai Thailand. For sale $65 aud (inc postage). Great price for this High Level Prai amulet. Extremely well made by a powerful young monk

This is Ajarn Tern's first series of KumanThong amulet. The amulet is made with the "Pong Prai Kuman" or 'spiritual powder' of the golden boy. On the back of the amulet we see the bone of the mother "Nong Ploy" inlaid. This is all ancient magic and might seem cruel or black but this is the way old day master's would exorcise the angry Ghost, to prevent or stop haunting of certain locations or people in the consciousness of the Ghost. This is the white magic, to spell a angry ghost to become a guardian angel of sorts, so that it can one day reincarnate and start life again.

04/11/2021

Khun Paen Pong Prai Kuman made and blessed by by Nen Tern of Doi Lo Chiang Mai, Thailand. For sale $65 aud (inc postage).

Based on old legends, Khun Paen was a handsome ladies man. Although he had many wives, many ladies continued to fall in love with him. Khun Paen was a powerful sorcerer and a master of mantras and formulas with supernatural power. He used magic to make himself invisible and unseen on the battlefield. Khun Paen was also notorious for commanding angry and horrifying ghosts to attack enemies while at war.

Khun Paen was also the first Sorcerer who created Kuman Tong. He removed the dead baby from the womb of the dead Bua Klee, one of his wives, and took the kuman to the Temple's outer area within the chanting hall where the Buddha image is placed (this must be done under the gaze of the Buddha). The Temple and its outer area are so sacred place that no mighty ghosts or spirits can enter. Based on the legend descriptions, Khun Paen was chanting some sacred mantras to invoke the spirit of Kuman Tong while roasting the dead baby on the fire. Khun Paen would come to use the Kuman spirit to defend him against enemies, act as spy's and bring him money.

04/11/2021

Master Azankour- Mermaid Fairy 2562 (2019) limited release of only 168 pieces. For sale- $60 aud (inc postage).

The mermaid fairy amulet depicts a mermaid on the shore line presenting a treasure from the sea in her hands. The back is made of a variety of sacred herbs, soil and ashes. In the centre we see an effigy of the Thai mermaid Ngang Nguak who is surrounded by precious gem stones, pearls, fishing hooks, two takruts for activation all cased in a fine saneah oil for attraction.

Legend has it that the mermaid has a beautiful and charming appearance and a pleasant singing voice, which she uses to charm people who pass by in the sea or shore.

Worshipping the mermaid can bring you; good luck and happiness, attract wealth, love, enhance charm and attraction and bring harmony between lovers. Master Azankour also blessed into this amulet the power to remove curses or black magic and protect the bearer.

30/10/2021

Ajahn Oh Chakungrao - Powerful Big Locket Commander Khun Paen With GumanThong PraiKasip & Holy Treasures made BE 2561 (2018) For sale- $80 aud (inc postage).

Made with 7 ancient temple soils, 7 sacred Din soil, 7 graveyard soil and holy powder materials at back. Additionally embedded with Rian Khun Paen, Salika, Gemstones, Charming Himalayan Creatures, sacred Takrut, rare Minerals and sacred Yants at back and front. This is a Big Locket, made to Commander Khun Paen Pim Yai.

Ajahn Oh Chakungrao is one of the Top Young Master of magic from Thailand. Ajahn Oh learnt the wicha from the khmer magic line. He is superb at creating wealth fetching and charming amulets.

25/10/2021

A beautiful Prai amulet to Mae Nak made and blessed by Ajarn Golf. For sale $80 aud (inc postage).

The amulet is made up of a prai mixture with a vial of bone powder/sacred herbs and piece of bone pressed into the matrix. An inkoo effigy placed in the back to control lovers and takrut for activation.

Mae Nak Phra Khanong or simply Mae Nak or Nang Nak, is a well-known Thai female ghost. According to folklore the story is based on events that took place during the reign of King Rama IV.

The story is an interesting one, to summarise it for this post; Mae Naks husband Tid Mak is conscripted to go to war. While he is away Mae Nak dies during a difficult child birth. When Tid Mak returns to his village he is greeted by his wife and their new born child. Tid Maks neighbours try to warn him that Mae Nak and his child are actually ghosts.

One day when Mae Nak is preparing a meal she drops a lime and reaches out to catch it, however the lime passes straight through her hand. Tid Mak witnesses this and attempts to leave without alarming her. Tid Mak flees to a temple where Mae Nak can’t enter, however she begins to terrorise the village people. A powerful exorcist is is called to capture Mae Naks spirit and she is confined in a earthen jar.

A shrine to Mae Nak is located next to Klong Phra Khanong, at Wat Mahabut, Bangkok.

15/10/2021

Prai Krasip “whispering ghost” made and blessed by an unknown master. This amulet came from Ajarn Nhan Niew who acquired it some time ago. Sold

The Prai Krasip is a great amulet for people looking for their first amulet. It is believed that the ghost will whisper in your ear warning of danger, windfall luck and help in business and trading. It is loved by gamblers and risk takers.

This Prai Krasip is dark in colour with red jewel eyes. It has been cased and has had hand drawn Yants placed on the outside by the Ajarn.

15/10/2021

A beautiful Chu Chok amulet made by an unknown master. Quick Sale $50 aud (inc postage)

The amulet is a beautiful pink powder mix with an image of Chu Chok on the front. On the rear of the amulet are three takruts for activation which have been hand scribed with a Yant and small roughly carved, white image of Buddha.

Chu Chok is an old ugly beggar who appeared in Buddha’s story. Although Chu Chok was an old ugly beggar, he could draw a lot of compassion from people and got a lot of donations. He became a rich beggar and also had a young beautiful wife. In fact, Chu Chok comes into belief that he will bring wealth to the worshipper and is regarded as a lucky image for business.

28/09/2021

Nine Tailed fox Fairy “Lambwin” in saneah oil made and blessed by Ajarn Kom Phromphithak. For sale $65 aud (inc postage).

Ajarn Koms amulets are not very well known to a lot of western collectors, however his amulets are highly sort by collectors and devotees throughout Taiwan, China, Malaysia and Singapore fetching increasingly high prices.

This Nine Tailed fox fairy has been beautifully put together using incense from temples, 108 auspicious plants and soil from temples. The four bottles contain various oils for attraction, increase in wealth and overall good luck. The saneah oil in the case has been blessed by nine monks during Ajarn Koms consecration of the oil.

Another beautiful amulet from Ajarn Kom and completely prai free.

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