Showing posts with label love charm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love charm. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Takrut Bua Bang Bai Yantra Spell for Romantic Seduction - Luang Por Wichai

Luang Por Wichai's Takrut Bua Bang Bai contains a powerful yantra spell for romantic seduction. The amulet is made according to the ancient traditional method, which means that Luang Por Wichai performed the hand inscriptions of sacred spells on the yantra foil himself, and then consecrated each takrut individually. This, of course, increases the potential power of an amulet like this. And so, the magical aspects of this takrut will have an increased effect when used as a love charm. Using the Bua Bang Bai yantra spell is one of the quickest ways to attract attention from the person you wish to enchant.



Monday, March 25, 2013

Yintong Sep Som Montra Gamakun Mahasaneh - Luang Phor Vichai

This Yintong amulet is made and blessed by Luang Phor Vichai. It is a mini statue that represents the symbiotic deity, often also called 'Inkoo'. The amulet is made from sacred metals, and features highly effective magical powers. Hence, the Yintong Sep Som Montra Gamakun Mahasaneh serves as a love charm that can be used for sensual pleasure seeking, i.e. indulgence in sexual pleasure. Its secondary aspects, however, make this amulet particularly useful for improving one's business, and boosting sales. 

Yintong Sep Som Montra Gamakun Mahasaneh made from sacred metals, and features highly effective magical powers




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Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Takrut Paya Pratueang Enchantment Spell for Attraction of the Same Sex – Ajahn Apichai Decha

The first and second edition of Ajahn Apichai's Takrut Paya Pratueang was released in the year 2555 BE and 2556 BE consecutively. These magic yantra talismans are endowed with high levels of sensual powers with kama sutra aspects. Due to the attraction power of both the first and second edition of Takrut Paya Pratueang, these takrut thus serve as an effective charm for homosexuals, bisexuals, and even transsexuals.












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