Thai Amulet Luck and Protection wristlet

Good Luck and Protection Bracelet (Sai Sin) Ruun Kho Mue Takrut Luug Puen Ganpai Thai Amulet, of the venerable Luang Phu Kee Kittiyano (Phra Khru Wisut Kittiyano), in his lifetime Abbot of Wat Sri Lamyong, Ban Khok Cha, Tambon Thung Moon, Amphoe Prasat, Changwat Surin , Isan, Northeast Thailand.

Luang Pho Kee is highly revered because of his protective and lucky amulets Saisins and Takrut Belt. Luang Pho Kee is one of the great masters of Cambodian Buddhist magic. He is one of the few grandmasters still alive. In addition to him, monks such as Luang Phu Hong, Luang Pho Garlong and Luang Phu Liew were among these gifted magicians. Luang Pho Kee is highly revered for its protective and auspicious amulets Saisins and Takrut Belt.

The good luck and protection bracelet was created by Luang Pho Kee in the year 2542 (1999) according to the ancient rituals of the mysterious book of Mahasanay magic. The Sai Sin protects against black magic, voodoo, curses, negative energy and other magical practices. It also protects against misfortunes, accidents and disasters, as well as other natural dangers. It is also said to give happiness in every respect. This is particularly preferred in Thailand by soldiers on duty, police officers, cash-in-transit truck drivers, bodyguards, security personnel, professional drivers, bikers and people with other dangerous jobs.

It consists of an approx. 30 cm long and approx. 1.0 cm wide bracelet, in the middle of which there are two police pistol bullets. The bullet was engraved by Luang Pho Kee with his yahn, and next to it there is a control embossing, which is missing from counterfeits.

In the bullet there is a Paen Yahn metal Takrut (Pali scroll) which was "inscribed" by Luang Pho Kee with a special protective Yant and auspicious Pali formula. The Takrut is activated by a Katha (incantation), which you receive in written translation.

Luang Phu Kee was monk since 68 years and because of his magic arts he was well known as a great master of the Visha in the province Surin. His amulets count as especially luck-bringing and protecting.

He was born on 6/24/2471 (24.06.1928) in the Tambon Prue, Amphoer Prasat, Changwat Surin, Siam. On the 5/22/2492 (22.05.1949) he ordained to a monk in the Wat Phetburi, Tambon Thung Moon, Amphoer Prasat, Surin, Thailand.

Luang Phu Kee belonged to the great masters of the old Khameen- (cambodian magicians-) school and for several decades he has been a Phra Thudong (forest monk). During his wanderings he learned about the mystified magic arts of the cambodian Moo Doos.

Many of the rituals applied in Thailand originally come from Cambodia and some of the greatetst monks of Thailand who became known as endowed Buddhist magicians and healers, went to Cambodia to learn about the mystified arts or learned from a cambodian Ajahn (teacher).

Still today many Thais go to cambodian monks and Ajahns if they need an especially strong "magic" or an especially effective amulet. From spell of love and luck , up to imprecations (the latter only is done by Ajahns who are no monks ), for every problem whether well or bad, the cambodian magicians have a recipe.

Luang Phu Kee learned about the arts of the Phra Khameen for more than two decades and today he belonged together with Luang Phu Hong and Luang Phu Kambu to the greatest masters of the Khameen Visha (Buddhist magic) in Thailand. Most of the great masters of the Khameen Visha come from the provinces Surin and Buriram.

Luang Phu Kee passed away, on the 11/23/2558 (2015) at 09:09 o`clock local time in the Prasat Hospital Surin, as a result of a apoplectic insult.