Look Om Yant Kru Phra Chao 5 Phra Ong (Look Om of the Five Buddhas Master Yantra). Tin-lead alloy mixed with curse killer mercury material
Blessed by Luang Pu Dee Jakkawaro, Wat Makham Daeng Charoen Tham, Phetchabun Province.
The creation of this series of ancient cast metal Look Om has a compelling origin story. Previously, Luang Pu Dee had crafted two or three batches of Takrut, which swiftly gained widespread fame among his disciples for their exceptional protective powers. Stories circulated about miraculous escapes: teenagers in the temple's vicinity experienced harrowing encounters where they were shot, but the bullets failed to penetrate or were slashed by blades that left no mark.
These potent amulets provided impenetrable safety and allowed wearers to survive perilous situations. As word of these astonishing experiences spread like wildfire, people from all corners flocked to the temple, forming long queues to acquire the Takrut. The demand became so immense that Luang Pu Dee simply couldn't produce them fast enough.
Recognizing this overwhelming need, Luang Pu Dee decided to apply his profound expertise to create this Look Om Yant Kru, which his disciples affectionately refer to as "Look Om Peun Taek" (Bullet-Shattering Look Om). Designed to possess comprehensive sacred power, these compact orbs serve as a versatile alternative to the Takrut. Their small size makes them incredibly convenient and easy to carry, perfectly suited for daily wear by children and women alike.
Luang Pu Dee consecrated these Look Om using the highest-level Wicha (mystical knowledge) directly passed down to him by Luang Phor Thop, specifically for blessing Takrut to aid devotees. He also incorporated various other Wicha that he had previously used to empower his acclaimed Takrut series, including the formidable "Kroh Petch" (Diamond Armor) and "Tarkai Petch" (Diamond Net) Wicha.
Furthermore, he infused them with the same powerful methods he used to bless his famous Chan Mak Maha Ut (Betel Nut Chewing Residue for supreme invulnerability). Finally, he included auspicious Wicha to enhance destiny, prestige, and charisma, and abundantly increase wealth and prosperity. These blessings contribute to strong Metta and Maha Saneh, ensuring success in endeavors and a flourishing livelihood.
- Note: This amulet does not have a specific accompanying Katha. The power is considered inherent within the amulet itself and does not require further activation by the user.