Mao Shan Fox Deity Triple Wicca Command Flag — Influence, Wealth & Love

Description

Phu Lersi Techo | BE 2569 | Only 2 of this variant made | Size: #1 – 38.5 × 23.5 cm / #2 – 31.5 × 22.5 cm

Ever had someone show interest in you, only for things to go nowhere? Or customers who keep asking about your products, checking prices and promising to buy, yet never follow through? They show interest, but nothing happens. That’s where chasing and attraction wicca comes in.

Phu Lersi Techo made this Mao Shan Fox Deity Triple Wicca Command Flag (狐仙令旗) for chasing, bewitching and attracting people towards the holder. He combined three different traditions — Mao Shan wicca, Indonesian wicca and Thai metta and saneh wicca — into one Command Flag. Together, they cover love, relationships, personal influence, customers, business and wealth. The intention is to draw people closer, stir their feelings and encourage them to approach or return.

Whether it’s someone you desire, a person who has become distant or a customer who keeps showing interest without buying, the intended effects concern turning that interest into action.

In Chinese, a Command Flag is known as 令旗. Traditionally, practitioners use these ritual flags to call forth deities or spirits and issue commands for particular tasks. The holder can display it like a phayant or use it during ritual to call upon them and give instructions.

Mao Shan Wicca (茅山法术) — Fox Deity & Bewitching

The Mao Shan wicca includes the Fox Deity Flag (狐仙旗) and Bewitching & Attachment Talisman (迷合符). The Fox Deity belongs to Chinese folk Taoist traditions and also forms part of Phu Lersi Techo’s Mao Shan practice. It shares some attraction-related purposes with the more familiar Nine-Tailed Fox amulets, although the Fox Deity he invokes here is different.

People traditionally seek Fox Deity magic for charm, fascination and attraction. In love, it concerns drawing romantic interest and making people feel attracted to the holder. Beyond romance, it also covers popularity, personal influence and attracting customers.

The Bewitching & Attachment Talisman (迷合符) concerns bewitching someone, stirring their feelings and drawing them closer to the holder. Traditionally, people seek this type of magic to make someone think about them, develop longing and become emotionally attached. It also concerns bringing people together, including someone who has grown distant or stopped approaching.

Indonesian Wicca — Chase & Pursue

The Indonesian wicca concerns chasing and pursuing the intended target. Indonesian magic includes traditions such as pelet, which people associate with targeted love magic, and pengasihan, which concerns affection, favour and attraction. These traditions can involve increasing charm, stirring longing and drawing a particular person towards the practitioner or holder.

Phu Lersi Techo incorporated Indonesian chase and attraction magic into this Command Flag. Its intended purpose is to draw someone who has shown interest but remains distant, stopped approaching or never followed through. In love, this can concern someone the holder desires or wishes to bring back.

For business, it concerns bringing customers towards you, including those who keep enquiring without buying, disappear after showing interest or need encouragement to return.

Thai Wicca — Metta, Saneh & Personal Influence

The Thai wicca brings in metta, saneh, charm and personal influence. Metta Maha Niyom concerns gaining favour, goodwill and acceptance from others. This includes customers, employers, superiors and people whose support can benefit the holder. Traditionally, people also seek it for smoother dealings, better reception and gaining cooperation from others.

Saneh concerns attraction, affection, fascination and desire. In romantic matters, people seek it to increase personal charm, draw romantic interest, stir longing and strengthen attachment. For business and sales, people also seek metta and saneh to attract customers, gain their favour and encourage them to spend.

Three Traditions, One Command Flag

Phu Lersi Techo combined all three traditions into one wicca, rather than keeping them separate. The Mao Shan side focuses on enchantment and attraction, while the Indonesian side brings in chasing and pursuit. Thai metta and saneh further strengthen charm, favour and personal influence. Together, these traditions form the main purpose of this Command Flag: drawing people towards the holder, influencing their feelings and encouraging them to take action.

As a Command Flag, it also serves as a ritual tool for calling upon the deity or spirits and giving them tasks to carry out.

Phi Tai Hong Corpse Cloth

Phu Lersi Techo made this Command Flag by hand on corpse cloth from a known female Phi Tai Hong source, a woman who died unnaturally. He drew and wrote the inscriptions by hand, combining the Mao Shan, Indonesian and Thai wicca on the same flag.

Phu Lersi Techo made only 2 flags of this variant in BE 2569.

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Display it like a phayant, or attach it to a stick and use it as a ritual flag. The owner will also receive full instructions.

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

• Chase and attract people towards the holder.
• Bewitch and draw desired individuals closer.
• Stir longing, affection and romantic attachment.
• Encourage distant individuals to approach or return.
• Increase charm, fascination and personal attraction.
• Improve metta, saneh, popularity and personal influence.
• Gain favour, goodwill and acceptance from others.
• Attract customers and bring back interested buyers.
• Encourage customers to approach, return and buy.
• Improve business dealings and sales.
• Attract wealth through business and sales.

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