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Friday, November 4, 2011
Takrut Maha Rar Ngap Chakapat
Presenting and sharing the brief infos on great takrut –
Takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat”. Takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” is
among of the thousand great takruts made by great guru monk. In my point of
view, takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” perhaps is the greatest among the
great takrut because of its application and super natural power embedded / lain
within the takrut.
Takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” said to be endowed
with 108 super natural power of;
* If one carries it, he will be safe wherever he goes.
* If he has to meet his enemies or competition, victory will
fall upon him.
* If safe keep in the premises, it will safeguard the
premises against fire, break in,
* If safe keep in the premises, it will help to change the bad CHI / energies
* If safe keep in the house, it will vibrate the harmonious vibes among the
residents.
* If one keeps inside the car, it will help the owner to
safe guard the car and put the mishap at bay.
The great yant “Maha
Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat”
The great takrut “Maha
Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat”
According to late Phor Mor Chau Nan, the words / phases… ‘Maha
Rar Ngap’ means power to stop or obstruct or defeat whereas, ‘Maha Cakhapat’
means the ultimate King. Generally takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Chakhapat” is endowed
with a superb power of……….
i. Maha Lap ( endow with bundle of great
fortune )
ii.
Maha Metta ( to be loved by
others )
iii.
Maha Sanaeh ( opposite sexes
attraction )
iv. Maha Niyom (effect of
loving-kindness )
v. Maha Phokasap ( great wealth –
windfall luck )
vi. Maha
Amnaj ( great charismatic power feared
by people, posses of authority power )
vii. Klaew Khad (free from all
harms and mishaps )
viii. Khan Phai ( protection for general safety
)
ix. Khan
Khun Saie ( warding off bad people / back stabber / smite enemies )
x. Kong
Kra Phan Chatri ( invincibility and invulnerability )
xi. Khan Sai Yar Satd ( protection from Black magic )
xii. Khan Tuar ( Body protection )
xiii.
etc
Therefore takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” is worth to
be kept. Nowadays, it is hard to find a skillful guru monk / achan who can inscribe
Maha Rar Ngap Yant / Khom to be made into Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat takrut
and not many guru monk / achan who are really mastered in this Maha Rar Ngap
Maha Chakhapat takrut making. The guru monk / achan / teacher who wanna make takrut
“Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” must be a great patience, compassionate, high in
meditation and of course strong in wichah sciences. “
There is a wide spread news on the present
guru monk that REALLY qualified to inscribe / make takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha
Chakhapat”. Thai people believe among
present guru monk that qualified to make / produce takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” is Luang
Phor Sai Thong. Luang Phor Sai Thong is popular with his takrut making
skill, he is said to be possessed / endowed with wichah power of takrut making
sciences and the takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” by Luang Phor Thong Sai is said to be
possessed with supreme power and is the best among other takrut “Maha Rar Ngap
Maha Chakhapat” makers.
Luang Phor Sai Thong photos.
Various example of takruts of “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat”
The great yant / khom of “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” to
be inscribed must be followed by specific incantations before any khata akhom
begins to be inscribed on the takrut plate ( normally black lead ). After the
complicated inscribing processes are completed, the lead takrut will be rolled
then the takrut is plugsaeg again before been knitted with the strings. The
takrut can be in any sizes. Range from 5cm to 30 cm long. Most of the takrut
are in giant sizes, this is because of its complicated yant / khata akhom. Some
of the takrut sizes determine by the purpose of making and the most important
thing is easy / convenient to carry except if you wanna put it at home ( altar
), the bigger size of takrut is most preferable then.
The actual size
Sample of rolling takrut process
LP Sai Thong is inscribing the takrut
LP Sai Thong plugsaeg the takruts
The example of takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat
An average sizes of the feature “Maha Rar Ngap Maha
Chakhapat” takrut is 1.2 kg in weight ( approximately ), 30 cm (12 inches) in
lengths and 4.5 cm ( 1.5 inches ) in diameter. It is made of old “Takua Dam” ( black
Lead ) and knitted 2 types of colourful strings.
The example of takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat
An average sizes of the second feature “Maha Rar Ngap
Maha Chakhapat” takrut is 1.2 kg ( approximately ), 30 cm (12 inches) in
lengths and 4.3 cm ( 1.3 inches ) in diameter. It is made of old “Takua Dam” ( black Lead
) and knitted with black colour strings.
My takruts “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” on my home bucha
altar
Katha for Takrut
Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat
There is a specific khata / incantation to increase the
supreme power of this “Takrut Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat”. Incantation can be
recited according to the worshipper wish ( s ). The incantation of this takrut
can be fulfilled in 3, 7, 21 times. According to Luang Phor Sai Thong, it’s much better if the incantation can be done / recited
according to the Buddha’s Day. Meaning to say that, the incantation is recite
according to the 7 different days of the week, each day represent the different
times of recitation until the sum of the recitation is accumulated 108 times or
less or more per week. For instance ………
Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahantho Samma Sammbuddhasak
Phikyo
Theyva Manuk Sarnang
Phikyo
Brahma Nakmut Tamo
Phikyo
Naga Supar Nakyang
Phikrijin
Sriyang Nakh Makh Mi Hang
Ikh
Tikh Paramita Tingsa
Ikh
Tikh Sappanyu Ma Khatta
Ikh
Tikh Pothik Manuk Phatto
Ikh
Tikh Pikh So Chaktey Nakmo
Ikh
Ra Char Kha Ta Rak Sar
Tikh
Hang Cakh To Ro Tikh Nang
Pikh
Sam Rar Lo Phut Sat Phut
So
Makh Nakh Kha Rikh Tha Tho
Phak
Sam Samg Vik Sakh Tae Phak
Kha
Budh Phan Tho Tham Wa Khak
Wa
Tho No Akh Makh Makh Wa
Ak
Vik Su Nutt Sar Nuk Tikh
Nakh
Mor Budh Thak Yakh
Yakh
Thak Budh Mor Nakh
Bak
Rak Mang, Bhaghava
Makh
Akh Ukh, Bhaghava
Nakh
Mor Phut Thakh Yakh
Nakh
Makh Phakh Thakh
Chak
Phakh Kha Sakh
Makh
Akh Ukh
Ukh
Akh Makh
According to my present guru Phor Mor Cau Narn, presently 84
years old from Tanah Merah. ( Not late Phor Cau Nan – my another guru, passed
away in late 2009 ) used to say, those
days, takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” is tied to their main pillar of the
house when the new house is to be built. Some are buried in the centre area of
the house or the 4 corners before the house is built. Some of the wooden house,
the owner will tie the takrut on top of the house roof’s pillar ( inside ).
They believed that the takrut will help the family members to live in harmonies,
protect the house from various negative elements ( thief, burglar, fire, wild /
poisonous animals, evil forces and etc ), prosperity, longevity, and etcetera. According
to Phor Mor Cau Narn, for the modern houses ( ready built ). You no need to dig and
bury or tie the takrut. It is enough if
you place the takrut at your house bucha altar or even can be tied or hung at your house’s
main door frame ( inside ).
During King Naresuan The Great era takrut “Maha Rar Ngap
Maha Chakhapat” is used by the Thai
great warrior during their fight / battle with their enemies. According to the
Thai battle history and legend, King Naresuan The Great for example used to use
this takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat”. King Naresuan wore the takrut at
all times and he
regconised its effectiveness requested the takrut to be made for all his platoon leaders to enhance their
skills and lead them to victories.
This takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat”
to be believed to help and bring the victory to the troupe led by the
king.
Nowadays, takrut “Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” is highly sought after and the price for this
type of takrut can cause the price up to
the nose. Even though we are afford the higher
price, few are willing to let go, you can’t rent it over amulets shelves and
market either….. the genuine and effective one of course ! Normally the takrut
“Maha Rar Ngap Maha Chakhapat” was made
by request and not to be rented out over the counter.
merely sharing !
sabbe satta sukhita hontuk !
sadhu ! sadhu !
wie.sukhihotu11 !
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