Magic Balm & Oil

Love balm "Luug Groog Theppa Rit Khu Fang See Pueng Nuea Athan Boran" Thai Amulet of the venerable Kruba Thamma Munee Thidha Thammo, abbot of the Suan Pha Phutta Sathan Su Pradit Methee, Tambon Nakhaa, Amphoe Wabe Pathum, Changwat Mahasarakam, Isan, northeast-Thailand.

Kruba Thamma Munee created only 599 boxes with this mysterious and effective love balm which is suitable to application for women as well as for men. The See Pueng exists of a confidential recipe of 108 holy ingredients whose arrangement only is known by the venerable Kruba Thamma Munee. In the See Pueng there are two Luug Groog`s (ghost children) which are poured from old holy metals. For the Luug Groog the nails of 7 coffins of late pregnant women, the metal of ancient temple gongs and the ashtray of the crematorium of a temple, as well as ancient Meed Mohs (ritual knives) became used.

Magic See Pueng balm 108 Wahn Ruun Pii Set from the venerable Luang Phu Chan Hoom Supathoro, abbot of Wat Bung Khee Lek, Amphoe Khemarat, Tambon Na Waeng, Changwat Ubon Ratchathani, Isaan, north-east Thailand.

Luang Phu Chan Hoom produced this See Pueng after a confidential recipe only known to him of 108 holy ingredients on the occasion of his 87th birthday himself. In contrast to the most monks his See Pueng is not based on vaseline, but he produced it exclusively of ingredients. He also abandons the machines, which are otherwise used for the production of See Pueng.

Magic balm - See Pueng Phra Lak Naa Thong Chan Soon Chan from the venerable Luang Phu Kalong, in his lifetime abbot of Wat Kao Laem, Amphoe Wang Sombun, Tambon Wang Thong, Changwat Srakaew (also Sa Kaeo), Thailand from the 2/9/2552 (2009).

It concerns the last by the venerable Luang Phu Kalong created and consecrated See Pueng. Luang Phu Kalong produced the See Pueng in traditional way himself. Among the rest, the magic balm exists of Pong Itthi Jay, Pong Maharat Gao, Pong Thongkam and Pong Sian Phra Lak Naa Thong.

Magic oil Nam Man Sanee Nam Ta Haeng Takrut Ngern 2 Dok Thai amulet from the venerable Ajahn Kom Dreiwet Aomnoi, Arsom Baramee Pho Kae, Ban Makham Riang, Tambon Bang Kung, Amphoe Mueang, Changwat Suphanburi, Thailand from the year B.E. 2553 (2010).

Magic balm See Pueng Maha Sanee Thai Amulet from the dear Ajahn Kom Dreiwet Aomnoi, Arsom Baramee Pho Kae, Ban Makham Riang, Tambon Bang Kung, Amphoe Mueang, Changwat Suphanburi, Thailand from the year B.E. 2553 (2010).

The lid was provided by Ajahn Kom on Friday, the 3/11/2011, in the Arsom Baramee Pho Kae by hand with additional Yahns for luck and prosperity and was consecrated once more. The inscription ordinarily does not exist.

Magic See Pueng balm 108 Wahn Ruun Pii Set from the venerable Luang Phu Chan Hoom Supathoro, abbot of Wat Bung Khee Lek, Amphoe Khemarat, Tambon Na Waeng, Changwat Ubon Ratchathani, Isaan, north-east Thailand.

Luang Phu Chan Hoom produced this See Pueng after a confidential recipe only known to him of 108 holy ingredients on the occasion of his 87th birthday himself. In contrast to the most monks his See Pueng is not based on vaseline, but he produced it exclusively of ingredients. He also abandons the machines, which are otherwise used for the production of See Pueng.

Love balm "Luug Groog Theppa Rit Khu Fang See Pueng Nuea Athan Boran" Thai Amulet of the venerable Kruba Thamma Munee Thidha Thammo, abbot of the Suan Pha Phutta Sathan Su Pradit Methee, Tambon Nakhaa, Amphoe Wabe Pathum, Changwat Mahasarakam, Isan, northeast-Thailand.

Kruba Thamma Munee created only 599 boxes with this mysterious and effective love balm which is suitable to application for women as well as for men. The See Pueng exists of a confidential recipe of 108 holy ingredients whose arrangement only is known by the venerable Kruba Thamma Munee. In the See Pueng there are two Luug Groog`s (ghost children) which are poured from old holy metals. For the Luug Groog the nails of 7 coffins of late pregnant women, the metal of ancient temple gongs and the ashtray of the crematorium of a temple, as well as ancient Meed Mohs (ritual knives) became used.

Nam Man Rak Yom Takrut Khu Maha Sanee Ruun Chooklap Maha Setthi Thai amulet from the venerable Luang Phu Hong Phromma Phanyo (Phra Khru Prasat Phromma Khun), abbot of Wat Phetburi, Tambon Thung Mon, Amphoe Prasart, Changwat Surin, north-east Thailand. Luang Phu Hong created the amulet in a small series of only 499 little bottles.