Rak Yom Maha Lap Maha Metta (Great Fortune, Great Loving-Kindness) - Luang Phor Mian, Wat Chaniang Woraram (B.E. 2566 / 2023 A.D.)
Rak Yom are figures of two children carved from wood. They are depicted as children with topknots, standing with both fists clenched, as if in a boxing stance. The figure named Rak is carved from Rak wood, and the figure named Yom is carved from Mayom wood.
When carrying them, take them with you out of the house to help with various missions. Upon returning to your home, place the Rak Yom in a suitable spot. Arrange food, desserts, and snacks for the Rak Yom to consume, as you would for your own children.
When speaking to the Rak Yom, you must speak and answer yourself, which is called "talking and agreeing with oneself." Whatever you wish for, speak to them and ask the Rak Yom to help you with that task.
The user must constantly check the fragrant oil in the Rak Yom bottle and ensure it does not dry out. The Venerable Master said that the Rak Yom will flourish and yield excellent results for the owner. The sandalwood oil in the bottle can also be used to anoint the eyebrows and hair as a cosmetic to enhance the user's charm (Saneh) in many ways.
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Small Rak Yom bottle: Contains a lucky Takrut (scroll amulet) and fragrant Metta (loving-kindness) oil. They have been blessed through calling the spirit (Jit) and name (Nam) until the consciousness of the Rak Yom resides within, with added sacred spells for luck, charm, loving-kindness, and business negotiation.
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Magical Power (Itthi Khun): This Jao Rak Yom (Master Rak Yom) is excellent at helping earn a living, bringing great fortune, and boosting sales. Furthermore, it enhances charm, popularity, and business negotiation. People who meet you will feel love and fascination, binding their hearts and minds to remember you fondly without fading. It generates great popularity (Maha Niyom), where people think kindly of you. Contact for work or business, and negotiation for buying and selling will be smooth, convenient, successful, and fulfill your desires.
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