Description

Phu Lersi Pong | BE 2565 | Size: 33 x 8.6 cm 

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Some bucha are made for collectors.

This one was never meant to be sold.

For years, Phu Lersi Pong used tubes like this as ritual instruments in his Hakom rituals. During these ceremonies, he commanded Hakom, assigned tasks, and carried out ritual for devotees.

Unlike most bucha created for public release, these tubes formed part of the Ajarn’s personal ritual working set.

Each tube acted as a dedicated ritual channel.

Therefore, once a tube received a specific ritual task, it could not hold another assignment at the same time.

Because ritual requests increased over the years, Phu Lersi Pong consecrated additional tubes so every working could remain properly assigned.

Eventually, he released a small number of these retired ritual tubes.

This piece is one of them.

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A Working Ritual Artifact

This piece was never designed as a commercial bucha.

Instead, Phu Lersi Pong used it as a functional ritual instrument during Hakom ceremonies.

The entire tube carries densely handwritten sacred yants and ritual scripts, carefully inscribed by hand.

These inscriptions serve a practical purpose rather than decoration. They reflect the tube’s role as a working ritual item.

Collectors who understand Thai occult traditions immediately recognize the difference.

This is not merely an amulet.

It is a tool from a master’s ritual practice.

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The Hakom Tradition

Within Southeast Asian occult traditions exists a class of spirit known as Hakom.

Practitioners often describe Hakom as a ghoul-like entity existing between the living and the dead. Because of its immense spiritual force, folklore sometimes refers to Hakom as “The Lord of Ghosts.”

However, Hakom wicca remains extremely rare.

Only a small number of masters possess the knowledge to work with it safely.

Much of this knowledge originates from the Kuy tribal tradition (ชาวกูย). Within this lineage, elders passed down occult teachings only to trusted practitioners.

Today, Phu Lersi Pong stands among the few masters known to work within this tradition.

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Why Multiple Hakom Tubes Exist

Within Hakom ritual practice, a tube like this can hold only one ritual assignment at a time.

For example, a tube may be tasked with:

• Spirit command rituals

• Protection workings

• Negotiation or influence rites

• Saneh attraction rituals

• Defensive spiritual operations

Because devotees request many different ritual services, Phu Lersi Pong consecrated multiple tubes over time.

As a result, each ritual working could remain properly dedicated.

This tube represents one of those instruments, personally used and tested during real ceremonial work.

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𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀 – –

Based on ancient & traditional beliefs, this is said to:

• Provide strong spiritual protection against hostile forces
• Assist with spirit command and ritual objectives
• Strengthen authority and influence in negotiations
• Support saneh attraction and persuasion energy
• Create a defensive spiritual presence around the owner

As with all powerful occult traditions, practitioners emphasize discipline and respect for karmic balance.

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A Rare Practitioner Artifact

Most ritual tools remain permanently within a master’s working set.

However, masters occasionally retire certain ritual instruments.

When this happens, those pieces become far more than ordinary amulets. Instead, they become artifacts of real ritual practice.

This tube offers a rare opportunity to obtain an object directly connected to the Hakom workings of Phu Lersi Pong.

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One piece available.

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