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Mit mor by LP phat Wat Huay Duan Size 5.5"

(มีดหมอปลีกุ้งน้อย รุ่นไตรมาส64 ลพ.พัฒน์) The Mit mor is a ritual knife magically empowered, and often alchemically forged, and sheathed using sacred substances such as ivory, sacred treewoods, and other substances. Mitmor knives are used for Ritual Magick, Carrying for Protection and Good Fortunes, and for Altar Worship for Bucha, to pray to for Blessings. But the Mitmor, is also a kind of Magic Wand, Sceptre of Command over Spirits and Ghosts, and a hence, a Ritual Weapon much like the Athame in Wicca, to Banish Evil Spirits and Nullify Curses.     Mitmor are used by the Masters to perform Inscriptions on the devotees, or upon inanimate objects, to invoke magical spells and bestow blessings. The Mitmor can be used to stir and empower prayer water, whilst performing incantations for whatever kind of blessings one may seek to invoke.

Mit Mor

1.Repel the effects of black magic 2.Enhance leadership and Metta (love & kindness), protection from accidents and personal injury. 3.Exorcise any resident evil spirits. 4.Place blade tip in water to make holy and can be used to prevent bad dreams and repel bad luck and used to repel water to repel bad luck or bad dreaming. 5.Protect against the influence of other powerful talismans. 6.Protection from animal bites. 7.If kept at home will give the worshiper prior warning of impending danger such as fire or theft. 8.Whilst traveling into remote areas such as jungles or forest you should apologize to mother earth by using the Mit Mor to cut a circle into the earth around yourself. The circle will become an invisible barrier against malevolent spirits and wild animals. 9.Hold Mit Mor between your teeth whilst trans versing any water. Protection from animal bites and water spirits. 10.As a cure for poisoning. Dip the blade tip in water. Administer the water orally. 11.If inflicted by black magic which manifests as localized bodily swelling, use the Mit Mor to gently touch the affected areas, chasing the afflicted areas to the extremities of the body. 12.To exorcise evil spirits that use the human vessel. Apply the blade of the Mit Mor directly to the patients head, or nape of neck. Also can be used in conjunction with holy water. 13.During pregnancy, use the Mit Mor to make holy water, administer orally. Child birth will be less painful.  

  Kata Bucha Mitmor Pra Putta Raksaa Pra Tamma Raksaa Pra Sangkang Raksaa Sadtruu Maa Biidtaa Winaas Sandti   Kata for Implementing the Mitmor to Emit Magic to Banish Enemies and Demons, Black Magic and Ghosts; Saggassa Wachiraawutang Yamassa Nayanaawutang Aalawagassa Tusaawutang Naaraayanassa Jakraawutang Waes Suwanassa Kataawutang Bpanja Aawutaanang Ae Dtae Sang Aaanu Paawaena Sappa Sadtruu Winaas Sandti     Kata for Healing Illnesses and Ailments Tugkhaa Tugkhang Bpadti Thidtang Sambpa Dti Chaami Raise the Mitmor above your head, and chant, whilst lowering it slowly to point towards the ground whilst facing the West. This Kata can also be used to stir holy water and bless it with healing powers. The water can be used to drink yourself, or give to others to drink, or to spray devotee with (or yourself), to heal.     Kata Thorn Khun Sai to remove Curses and Black Magick Pa Sam Sam Wi Sa Tae Pa Take the Mitmor knife and tap the crown of the head, and focus on Banishing the Demon or Magick. Or immerse the Mitmor and stir clockwise whilst chanting and evoking the intention to Banish Dark Magick. Kata Khab Lai Phii (Ghost Banisher), for Exorcism Na Moe Put Taa Ya (repeat 108 times). Kata Sakot Winyaan Phii Hoeng (Ajarn Spencer – for communicating and making agreements with spirit entities) A SANG WI SU LOE BPU SA PHU PA Take the Mitmor pointing Downwards over the head of the grave of the spirit who is running amok, or who you wish to bind and prevent from fleeing until you have finished your discourse with the spirit, and wave the Knife pointing at the sky then moving down in front of you with outstretched arm to point at head of grave, and Chant “A”, and stick the knife in the earth.   move along the grave at 9 equal points doing the same movement, chanting a different syllable each time, until you end with the syllable: PA “ So the Nine Point Incantation to bind a ghost within the grave, or coffin, would be to step sideways along the grave performing the ritual movements and inserting the blade in the surface of the earth with these 9 Syllables, one syllable per point of insertion of the blade. This is used by Necromancers either to bind a ghost who is haunting the area, or before opening a grave and coffin to extract Nam Man Prai Oil from the corpse, to stop the spirit with its immense psychic powers from rushing out of the coffin and attacking the Necromancer. Each syllable below should be chanted as you insert the knife into the earth. - A - SANG - WI - SU - LOE - BPU - SA - PHU - PA - Don’t show off to others by making them aware you own a magic weapon. - Don’t help others with its powers unless requested. - Don’t use this Mit Mor kill anything. - Don’t use this Mit Mor to harm another person. - Don’t commit adultery. - Don’t take this Mit Mor into houses of ill-repute.

  Luang Phor Phat, Wat Huai Duan Luang Phor Phat is the current abbot of Wat Huay Don, Nakhon Sawan Province. Luang Phor Phat is considered an uncommon guru monk. Luang Phor Phat is now 99 years old and has been in monkhood for more than 70 years. Luang Phor Phat is still very healthy and has many disciples around him despite his age. Luang Phor Phat is a close disciple of Luang Phor Derm Wat Nong Pho who is considered one of the top guru monks in Thailand. Although Luang Phor Derm passed on many years ago, his holiness still remains widely especially amulets consecrated by him. Luang Phor Phat first saw Luang Phor Derm while he was still a child. Luang Phor Phat gained kindness from Luang Phor Derm and studied magic and mantras from him. Luang Phor Phat is well-respected especially in Nong Bua district, Nakhon Sawan Province. People living in the center might not have heard about Luang Phor Phat Wat Huay Don as Luang Phor Phat is solitary. However, Luang Phor Phat has many disciples who are businessmen, police officers, and soldiers. Whenever Luang Phor Phat was to release a new batch of amulets, his amulets would often be rented out quickly as many people wanted to have a piece of his amulet. Luang Phor Phat is a well-known monk in Thailand famous for his knowledge of magic and mantras and is renowned for producing some of the most highly sought after amulets in existence. Luang Phor Phat is the abbot of the Wat Tan Tahan temple also known as Huay Duan where he resides in the Nakhon Sawan province in central Thailand around 250 kilometres from Bangkok. Lp Phat ,Wat Hoy Duan Despite been 99 years old Luang Phor Phat is still fit and healthy and has many disciples and followers which travel long distances to learn from him. LP Phat has been a monk for 76 years and studied under famous monk Luang Phor Derm from the Wat Nong Pho temple in Nakhon Sawan who he began learning from when he was a child. Luang Phor Phat spends most of his time in solitary but has a large following especially around the Nong Bua district but his amulets travel far due to his many disciples which include businessmen, police and soldiers who spread the word of his teachings. Luang Phor Phat amulets are known for their intricate details which can only be truly appreciated through a magnifying glass due to the small precisions and shadings that can be glanced upon once amplified. Rahu, Thao Wessuwan and Singha Lions are some of the most popular LP Phat amulets produced which are fashioned from different metal compounds often determining the value. Luang Pho Phat is renowned for producing some of the most aesthetically pleasing amulets due to their detailed craftsmanship making them unique. One of the reasons LP Phat's amulets are thought to be so powerful is On 18 July 2014 at 3 a.m., chapel of Wat Huay Duan was burning which destroyed everything. The stuff in the chapel were damaged except LP Phat waxwork and his monk robe. People believe that was holiness of LP Phat.Is testament to his power and is one reason why his amulets are so popular and sought after. Luang Phor Phat is one of the most powerful and knowledgeable monks in the present day and continues to pass on his vast knowledge to his many disciples and followers around the world. His amulets are known as some of the most powerful and effective and are thought to protect the wearer against danger.   🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯  

Mit mor by LP phat Wat Huay Duan Size 5.5"

(มีดหมอปลีกุ้งน้อย รุ่นไตรมาส64 ลพ.พัฒน์) The Mit mor is a ritual knife magically empowered, and often alchemically forged, and sheathed using sacred substances such as ivory, sacred treewoods, and other substances. Mitmor knives are used for Ritual Magick, Carrying for Protection and Good Fortunes, and for Altar Worship for Bucha, to pray to for Blessings. But the Mitmor, is also a kind of Magic Wand, Sceptre of Command over Spirits and Ghosts, and a hence, a Ritual Weapon much like the Athame in Wicca, to Banish Evil Spirits and Nullify Curses.     Mitmor are used by the Masters to perform Inscriptions on the devotees, or upon inanimate objects, to invoke magical spells and bestow blessings. The Mitmor can be used to stir and empower prayer water, whilst performing incantations for whatever kind of blessings one may seek to invoke.

Mit Mor

1.Repel the effects of black magic 2.Enhance leadership and Metta (love & kindness), protection from accidents and personal injury. 3.Exorcise any resident evil spirits. 4.Place blade tip in water to make holy and can be used to prevent bad dreams and repel bad luck and used to repel water to repel bad luck or bad dreaming. 5.Protect against the influence of other powerful talismans. 6.Protection from animal bites. 7.If kept at home will give the worshiper prior warning of impending danger such as fire or theft. 8.Whilst traveling into remote areas such as jungles or forest you should apologize to mother earth by using the Mit Mor to cut a circle into the earth around yourself. The circle will become an invisible barrier against malevolent spirits and wild animals. 9.Hold Mit Mor between your teeth whilst trans versing any water. Protection from animal bites and water spirits. 10.As a cure for poisoning. Dip the blade tip in water. Administer the water orally. 11.If inflicted by black magic which manifests as localized bodily swelling, use the Mit Mor to gently touch the affected areas, chasing the afflicted areas to the extremities of the body. 12.To exorcise evil spirits that use the human vessel. Apply the blade of the Mit Mor directly to the patients head, or nape of neck. Also can be used in conjunction with holy water. 13.During pregnancy, use the Mit Mor to make holy water, administer orally. Child birth will be less painful.  

  Kata Bucha Mitmor Pra Putta Raksaa Pra Tamma Raksaa Pra Sangkang Raksaa Sadtruu Maa Biidtaa Winaas Sandti   Kata for Implementing the Mitmor to Emit Magic to Banish Enemies and Demons, Black Magic and Ghosts; Saggassa Wachiraawutang Yamassa Nayanaawutang Aalawagassa Tusaawutang Naaraayanassa Jakraawutang Waes Suwanassa Kataawutang Bpanja Aawutaanang Ae Dtae Sang Aaanu Paawaena Sappa Sadtruu Winaas Sandti     Kata for Healing Illnesses and Ailments Tugkhaa Tugkhang Bpadti Thidtang Sambpa Dti Chaami Raise the Mitmor above your head, and chant, whilst lowering it slowly to point towards the ground whilst facing the West. This Kata can also be used to stir holy water and bless it with healing powers. The water can be used to drink yourself, or give to others to drink, or to spray devotee with (or yourself), to heal.     Kata Thorn Khun Sai to remove Curses and Black Magick Pa Sam Sam Wi Sa Tae Pa Take the Mitmor knife and tap the crown of the head, and focus on Banishing the Demon or Magick. Or immerse the Mitmor and stir clockwise whilst chanting and evoking the intention to Banish Dark Magick. Kata Khab Lai Phii (Ghost Banisher), for Exorcism Na Moe Put Taa Ya (repeat 108 times). Kata Sakot Winyaan Phii Hoeng (Ajarn Spencer – for communicating and making agreements with spirit entities) A SANG WI SU LOE BPU SA PHU PA Take the Mitmor pointing Downwards over the head of the grave of the spirit who is running amok, or who you wish to bind and prevent from fleeing until you have finished your discourse with the spirit, and wave the Knife pointing at the sky then moving down in front of you with outstretched arm to point at head of grave, and Chant “A”, and stick the knife in the earth.   move along the grave at 9 equal points doing the same movement, chanting a different syllable each time, until you end with the syllable: PA “ So the Nine Point Incantation to bind a ghost within the grave, or coffin, would be to step sideways along the grave performing the ritual movements and inserting the blade in the surface of the earth with these 9 Syllables, one syllable per point of insertion of the blade. This is used by Necromancers either to bind a ghost who is haunting the area, or before opening a grave and coffin to extract Nam Man Prai Oil from the corpse, to stop the spirit with its immense psychic powers from rushing out of the coffin and attacking the Necromancer. Each syllable below should be chanted as you insert the knife into the earth. - A - SANG - WI - SU - LOE - BPU - SA - PHU - PA - Don’t show off to others by making them aware you own a magic weapon. - Don’t help others with its powers unless requested. - Don’t use this Mit Mor kill anything. - Don’t use this Mit Mor to harm another person. - Don’t commit adultery. - Don’t take this Mit Mor into houses of ill-repute.

  Luang Phor Phat, Wat Huai Duan Luang Phor Phat is the current abbot of Wat Huay Don, Nakhon Sawan Province. Luang Phor Phat is considered an uncommon guru monk. Luang Phor Phat is now 99 years old and has been in monkhood for more than 70 years. Luang Phor Phat is still very healthy and has many disciples around him despite his age. Luang Phor Phat is a close disciple of Luang Phor Derm Wat Nong Pho who is considered one of the top guru monks in Thailand. Although Luang Phor Derm passed on many years ago, his holiness still remains widely especially amulets consecrated by him. Luang Phor Phat first saw Luang Phor Derm while he was still a child. Luang Phor Phat gained kindness from Luang Phor Derm and studied magic and mantras from him. Luang Phor Phat is well-respected especially in Nong Bua district, Nakhon Sawan Province. People living in the center might not have heard about Luang Phor Phat Wat Huay Don as Luang Phor Phat is solitary. However, Luang Phor Phat has many disciples who are businessmen, police officers, and soldiers. Whenever Luang Phor Phat was to release a new batch of amulets, his amulets would often be rented out quickly as many people wanted to have a piece of his amulet. Luang Phor Phat is a well-known monk in Thailand famous for his knowledge of magic and mantras and is renowned for producing some of the most highly sought after amulets in existence. Luang Phor Phat is the abbot of the Wat Tan Tahan temple also known as Huay Duan where he resides in the Nakhon Sawan province in central Thailand around 250 kilometres from Bangkok. Lp Phat ,Wat Hoy Duan Despite been 99 years old Luang Phor Phat is still fit and healthy and has many disciples and followers which travel long distances to learn from him. LP Phat has been a monk for 76 years and studied under famous monk Luang Phor Derm from the Wat Nong Pho temple in Nakhon Sawan who he began learning from when he was a child. Luang Phor Phat spends most of his time in solitary but has a large following especially around the Nong Bua district but his amulets travel far due to his many disciples which include businessmen, police and soldiers who spread the word of his teachings. Luang Phor Phat amulets are known for their intricate details which can only be truly appreciated through a magnifying glass due to the small precisions and shadings that can be glanced upon once amplified. Rahu, Thao Wessuwan and Singha Lions are some of the most popular LP Phat amulets produced which are fashioned from different metal compounds often determining the value. Luang Pho Phat is renowned for producing some of the most aesthetically pleasing amulets due to their detailed craftsmanship making them unique. One of the reasons LP Phat's amulets are thought to be so powerful is On 18 July 2014 at 3 a.m., chapel of Wat Huay Duan was burning which destroyed everything. The stuff in the chapel were damaged except LP Phat waxwork and his monk robe. People believe that was holiness of LP Phat.Is testament to his power and is one reason why his amulets are so popular and sought after. Luang Phor Phat is one of the most powerful and knowledgeable monks in the present day and continues to pass on his vast knowledge to his many disciples and followers around the world. His amulets are known as some of the most powerful and effective and are thought to protect the wearer against danger.   🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯