Thousand Wife Ngan by Ajarn Put – Kept Uncased for Special Usage

SGD $588.00

The legendary Thousand Wife Ngan by Ajarn Put, BE 2560. Made from corpse and cremation metals, old Saneh takruts, Coyote Charm Powder and Takrut Pachada. This piece is deliberately kept uncased for a special method of usage which will be given to the buyer.

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Ajarn Put | BE 2560 | Approx. 4.7 x 2.2 cm

Ajarn Put demonstrating the special uncased usage method of the Thousand Wife Ngan

This is probably one of those rare times when a later version feels even better than the first.

The legendary Thousand Wife Ngan by Ajarn Put is an almost evergreen piece which most Ngan devotees and Saneh lovers would have heard of at some point.

Getting one today is already extremely difficult. On top of that, there has always been confusion over the different batches because most of them look extremely similar.

That confusion has also been abused over the years, with some unscrupulous sellers marketing second and third batch pieces as the first batch. Unless someone really knows what to look for, most people would not be able to tell the difference just by looking at them.

The first and second batches were made in BE 2556 and BE 2557 respectively, while this third batch came later in BE 2560.

This particular piece also carries an engraved yant by Ajarn Put himself.

More importantly, we have deliberately kept it uncased. There is a special method of using this Thousand Wife Ngan directly while uncased, and this method of usage will be given to the buyer.

Same Mould, Different Batch

For this BE 2560 batch, Ajarn Put used the exact same mould as the previous Thousand Wife Ngan batches.

However, what went into it is where things become much more interesting.

The metal contains a blend of:

  • Corpse Coin
  • Coffin Nail
  • Cremation slate (urn)
  • Cremation Sieve
  • Dozens of old Saneh Takruts

Ajarn Put melted all of these materials together himself before hand-pouring the molten mixture directly into the mould.

At the same time, he continuously chanted the Dvattiṁsākāra-pāṭha, the chant relating to the 32 parts of the body.

Once the pieces had cooled, Ajarn Put brought them back to his samnak and continued with the next stage.

Coyote Charm Powder

Ajarn Put then filled the Thousand Wife Ngan with what is known as Coyote Charm Powder.

This is a form of murn sarn which looks somewhat similar to Pong Ittijay. However, Ajarn Put prepared this version by mixing chalk together with many different Saneh-related powders before moulding them into chalk pens.

Usually, these Saneh inscriptions would be written on a board. For this powder, however, Ajarn Put used the coffin lid of a Phi Tai Hong Glom instead.

The actual process is much more complicated than simply writing a yant.

First, Ajarn Put prepared the required offerings and chanted the necessary katha. He then used the prepared chalk to write Saneh inscriptions in Akkhara lettering, continuously chanting the katha until the entire process was complete.

Afterwards, he swept up the chalk from the inscriptions and collected the powder by hand.

Ajarn Put repeated this process again and again over a long period of time until enough powder had accumulated.

Although the finished powder looks extremely simple, it is said to be extremely powerful.

It carries the wicca of MahabhΕ«ti, together with the power of Kruba Ajarns who had already passed on and were invited to assist in the blessing.

Takrut Pachada

After filling the Thousand Wife Ngan with the Coyote Charm Powder, Ajarn Put added another important component β€” Takrut Pachada.

According to ancient texts, this takrut can strongly enhance matters relating to:

  • Love β€” relationships
  • Charm β€” attraction, xxx
  • Money β€” career, gambling, windfall luck
  • Trade β€” business, sales, closing deals, etc.

All of these remain in accordance with the karma of the devotee.

The Nature of Ngan

According to Ajarn Put, the more active the owner is at night, the more Ngan likes it.

This comes from the nature of Ngan himself. He likes to go out at night looking for β€œtargets” to β€œsleep” with.

According to the ancient texts studied by Ajarn Put, Ngan can also assist with matters of luck and negotiations, while helping work or business move more smoothly.

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

  • Enhance Saneh, charm and attraction.
  • Increase influence over others.
  • Become more noticeable and popular among people.
  • Stand out above others in society and the workplace.
  • Enhance love and relationship matters.
  • Increase sexual attraction and desire.
  • Assist with career and money matters.
  • Enhance gambling and windfall luck.
  • Assist with business, trade and sales.
  • Help with negotiations and closing deals.
  • Enhance general luck.
  • Help work and business move more smoothly.

Effects remain in accordance with the karma of the devotee.

For Ngan devotees and Saneh lovers, the Thousand Wife Ngan is one of those old Ajarn Put pieces that needs little introduction.

This particular piece will remain uncased, and the special method of usage will be given to the buyer.

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