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Ajarn Kitkamo | BE 2569 | Size: 5.9 × 5.5 cm | One Of A Kind
A young 10-year-old female spirit who drowned. One large Panneng piece, intricately hand-carved into Khun Paen hugging two ladies.
Only three amulets were ever made using this particular Kumaree spirit. All three are different, one-of-a-kind creations, and this Khun Paen is one of them.
Encased in an old silver casing from Ajarn Kitkamo’s samnak, this is an unusual release. The amulet was made to fit the casing, rather than the other way around, and the casing itself forms part of the wicca.
Khun Paen – The Legendary Master of Maha Saneh
Khun Paen is one of the most famous figures in Thai amulet traditions, especially when it comes to wealth, luck, Metta, interpersonal relationships, and Maha Saneh, attracting women and personal charm.
According to Thai folklore, Khun Paen was a legendary warrior who possessed extraordinary fighting abilities and knowledge of occult wicca. However, his reputation was not limited to the battlefield. He was also famous for his relationships with women and his ability to attract their affection. His story appears in the famous Thai literary epic Khun Chang Khun Phaen, where romance, jealousy, rivalry and occult practices play major roles.
Khun Paen was believed to possess exceptional charm, making women naturally attracted to him. His knowledge of occult wicca further contributed to his reputation for Maha Saneh and personal influence. This is why Khun Paen remains one of the most sought-after figures among people looking for attraction, romance and better relationships.
However, Maha Saneh is not limited to romantic attraction. The charm and attraction can be applied to many other aspects of life, like improving relationships with colleagues, superiors, customers, etc. In Thai amulet traditions, devotees also seek Khun Paen for Metta Mahaniyom, gaining favour, persuasive speech and popularity.
Kumaree Panneng – A 10-Year-Old Girl Who Died by Drowning
What makes this Khun Paen particularly unusual is the origin of the Panneng used to carve it. This Panneng came from a 10-year-old Kumaree who died by drowning, placing her within the category of Phi Tai Hong.
Phi Tai Hong refers to spirits of people who died suddenly, violently or through unnatural circumstances. An unexpected death is believed to leave a spirit with strong attachments to the human world. Spirits like these are believed to roam the areas where they were last at, carrying anger, resentment, sadness or vengeance until a master steps in to intervene.
And with a skilled master, over time, those negative energies can be turned into power and strength. This makes these spirits one of the most feared, but also most desirable, types.
In this case, the spirit is a young Kumaree rather than an adult Mae Prai. Kumaree refers to a young female spirit, traditionally regarded as the female counterpart of Kuman. They are traditionally kept for wealth, luck, protection, personal relationships, wish granting and assistance with everyday matters.
This Khun Paen therefore brings together two different aspects of Thai wicca, double-boosting all the effects.
Carved Directly From Kumaree Panneng – Not Ordinary Murn Sarn
Sure, many Prai amulets contain Panneng, and Panneng has become much more common over the years compared to 10 or 20 years ago. But like many other things in life, similar-looking things may perform very differently.
And in this case, it is a Phi Tai Hong Kumaree, not just a normal spirit, not just some random unknown Panneng. It is an extremely fierce and powerful Phi Tai Hong Kumaree spirit, something almost unheard of in the market nowadays.
The front shows Khun Paen seated between two women, reflecting his traditional association with charm and attraction.
Only three amulets were made using this particular Kumaree spirit. This also means there are only three main people who may be seeking her assistance at any point in time. This is believed to make wish granting stronger and quicker.
The back is kept simple, with a blend of murn sarn made primarily from this spirit. It is combined with Ajarn Kitkamo’s signature murn sarn and finished with two takruts. There are no fancy filler materials inserted into this, nor a long list of other ingredients. There is simply no need to, because the spirit itself is already strong enough.
Old Silver Casing – Ngern, Wealth & Thai Occult Wicca
This Khun Paen also comes with an old silver casing from Ajarn Kitkamo’s samnak. Silver is not just used in Thai amulet-making because it looks good or carries monetary value.
In Thai, silver is pronounced Ngern, which is also the word for money. Because of this connection, silver has long carried associations with wealth and financial prosperity.
In many wicca teachings, it is believed that silver can support wealth-related wicca. In some cases, it is a mandatory ingredient for making amulets. This is also the reason why real silver and real gold are sometimes used in amulet-making, even in an era where similar-looking materials are available at a much lower cost.
It is never just about the looks itself.
In this case, the fact that it’s an old casing from Ajarn Kitkamo adds a layer of history and value. Some also believe that the casing itself carries the energy of the wicca.
𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀 – –
Based on ancient & traditional beliefs, this is said to:
- Grant wishes.
- Naturally attract people of your preferred gender (opposite, same or third gender).
- Be liked, trusted, respected and admired by those you meet.
- Help you develop indestructible confidence and courage.
- Ask for and receive favours and help more easily.
- Gain the “upper hand” in business or your career.
- Help you achieve success in everything that you do.
- Improve your gambling and windfall luck.
- Achieve victories in all aspects of life.
- Protect the wearer against physical or spiritual attacks and harm.
🔱𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒈𝒖𝒏𝑿 𝑨𝒎𝒖𝒍𝒆𝒕𝒔
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