Ajarn Tom’s Final Hakom – The Last Of What Remains

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Ajarn Tom’s last and final Hakom, BE 2568. Made using remaining Prai materials, old Murn Sarn, Prai relics and other secret ingredients from his earlier Hakom preparations.

Some of the Murn Sarn and Prai relics are visible on the back. An old Hakom mould, but considerably more affordable than some of his earlier creations.

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Ajarn Tom | BE 2568 | Size: 8.3 × 5 cm

Always wanted one of Ajarn Tom’s Hakom, but found his earlier creations too expensive? Well, the Ajarn Tom Final Hakom might be one worth looking at.

Some of his previous Hakom creations cost hundreds, even thousands, depending on the materials and preparations involved. However, this time Ajarn Tom has decided to make one final batch using the remaining materials from his earlier Hakom preparations. And we’re not talking about just some ordinary Hakom wax with a few Prai powders mixed in.

Numerous different Prai materials, old Murn Sarn, Prai relics and other secret ingredients went into this final batch. Some came from other Kruba Ajarns, while others had been accumulated throughout Ajarn Tom’s years of making Hakom.

What’s also interesting is the back of these amulets. Quite a number of Murn Sarn and Prai relics are embedded directly into the amulet, with some even exposed on the surface. We’ve included close-up photos showing the different materials.

Ajarn Tom didn’t bother making another elaborate design either. He simply reused one of his old Hakom moulds, without the fancy decorations found on some of his previous creations.

Hakom – The Lord Of Ghosts

For those unfamiliar with Hakom, also known as Phaya Ghob Hakom, we’re talking about an extremely powerful but also dangerous type of ghoul, said to be 1,000 times stronger than ordinary Prai.

Even Ajarn Tom himself has said that Hakom is one of the strongest ghosts he has, and one of the more dangerous kinds of wicca to deal with.

Hakom is something similar to the Western concept of a zombie. A being who is half living and half dead, except that Hakom supposedly possesses considerable intelligence and occult knowledge. Also known as the Lord of Ghosts, Hakom is said to be the ghoul of someone who already possessed considerable magical skills when he was alive. Most probably an occult practitioner such as an Ajarn or Lersi.

According to traditional beliefs, a practitioner who uses too much magic incorrectly may eventually attract hundreds or even thousands of ghosts. These ghosts then possess the practitioner, eventually turning him into Hakom himself.

Hakom is especially feared for attacking those who practise magic. Old accounts even claim that Hakom can possess people, make them seriously sick and essentially turn them into zombie-like beings. Despite the knowledge some masters have in the occult world, this remains a very dangerous kind of wicca. And one that very few know how to use.

Ajarn Tom learned this wicca from his teacher, Phu Lersi Pong, who passed down knowledge associated with the Kuy tribe. Traditionally, the tribe closely guarded this knowledge, teaching it mainly within the tribe and only to selected outsiders.

Hakom’s Four Main Abilities

According to traditional beliefs, Hakom can attack aggressively on command, while also defending his owner without being told. Other than fulfilling the owner’s commands, Hakom is especially known for four things.

Cursing: Attacking and possessing people, causing sickness, losses and other kinds of misfortune.

Following: Tracking people, chasing debts and helping with negotiations or settlements, whether monetary or otherwise.

Saneh: Charm, attraction, love and attracting the person you want.

Destruction: Causing serious harm and destruction. Be careful what you ask for, and remember that the rules of karma still apply.

Of course, Hakom is not limited to these. Wealth, business, gambling, protection, windfall luck and wish granting are also among the purposes traditionally associated with him.

Ajarn Tom’s Hakom – Years Of Different Preparations

For those who have been following Ajarn Tom’s Hakom creations over the years, you should already know that he has made numerous different amulets, Bucha, phayant, Hakom See Pheung and other ritual items. And they weren’t all made using the same materials or preparations.

Some contained rather unusual Prai materials, while others involved old Murn Sarn, Prai relics and secret ingredients obtained from different Kruba Ajarns. Ajarn Tom also kept materials from his earlier preparations, sometimes incorporating them into subsequent creations.

One important part of his Hakom work was Hakom Hua Chuea, the original concentrated Hakom See Pheung. For those unfamiliar with Hua Chuea, this refers to the original concentrated mixture used as a base for further preparations.

Ajarn Tom prepared his Hakom Hua Chuea in large pots using Prai materials, oils, powders and other secret ingredients. Some materials came from different Kruba Ajarns, while others had been accumulated throughout his years of practising wicca.

When making Hakom amulets and other creations, he would take portions from the original Hua Chuea and combine them with additional ingredients, depending on what he was making. So having an amulet that contains Hakom wax doesn’t necessarily mean you’re getting the original pure Hua Chuea.

Three Batches Of Hakom Hua Chuea

Throughout all these years, Ajarn Tom prepared only three main batches of Hakom Hua Chuea.

When preparing the second batch, Ajarn Tom still had a small amount of Hua Chuea remaining from the first. Rather than discarding it, he added the remaining wax into the new ingredients, then recooked and consecrated everything together.

The third batch followed the same principle. This time, Ajarn Tom incorporated whatever little remained from both earlier preparations into the third batch, together with new materials and additional Saneh wicca. He then recooked and consecrated everything once more. This means the third Hua Chuea contains actual remnants from both earlier batches, although only in small quantities.

Ajarn Tom first blessed this third preparation during his birthday Wai Kru in BE 2566, with Kruba Thep and Phu Lersi Pong also participating. And it didn’t end there. Ajarn Tom continued blessing the wax for more than a year through repeated ceremonies, fire rituals and other blessings.

These were three preparations of the original concentrated Hakom wax, not three releases of Hakom amulets. Ajarn Tom made numerous different Hakom creations over the years using these preparations together with other materials.

And this is where the Ajarn Tom Final Hakom differs from his earlier releases. Rather than preparing another new Hua Chuea, he used the remaining materials from his previous Hakom work.

Ajarn Tom Final Hakom – BE 2568

The Ajarn Tom Final Hakom came about after years of making different Hakom creations, when Ajarn Tom still had various materials remaining from his previous preparations. And these weren’t simply leftovers from one pot of Hakom See Pheung.

Apart from the remaining Hakom preparations, there were different Prai materials, old Murn Sarn, Prai relics and other secret ingredients that Ajarn Tom had kept throughout the years. Some were also obtained from other Kruba Ajarns.

Rather than preparing another batch of Hua Chuea, Ajarn Tom decided to combine these remaining materials and make one last Hakom batch in BE 2568.

As for the exact ingredients and proportions, Ajarn Tom never disclosed the complete recipe. However, there are quite a number of different materials involved, and some are even visible on the back of the amulets.

If you look at the close-up photos, you’ll notice several chunks of Murn Sarn and Prai relics embedded directly into the amulet. Some are exposed on the surface, although we can’t identify every individual material simply by looking at them.

And don’t expect the fancy designs or elaborate decorations found on some of his earlier Hakom creations. Ajarn Tom reused one of his old moulds for this final batch. Nothing particularly fancy about the appearance, but considering the materials he has accumulated throughout his earlier Hakom preparations, there’s quite a bit going on inside.

What’s also worth mentioning is the price. Some of his earlier Hakom creations cost hundreds or even thousands, especially those involving complicated preparations and unusual materials. This final batch is considerably more affordable, despite using remaining materials from his previous Hakom work.

For those who missed his earlier releases, the Ajarn Tom Final Hakom offers another chance to own one of his Hakom without spending the kind of money some of his previous creations commanded.

𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀 – –

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

  • Cursing, possession and bringing misfortune to enemies
  • Retaliation, punishment and destruction
  • Tracking people, recovering debts and assisting with negotiations or settlements
  • Protection against enemies, danger and occult attacks
  • Saneh, charm, love, lust and attraction
  • Metta Maha Niyom, gaining favour and assistance from others
  • Wealth, sales, business and financial opportunities
  • Gambling and windfall luck
  • Escaping trouble and overcoming difficult situations
  • Wish granting and spirit assistance

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