Phra Archan Amnat prepared this ancient formula of powerful black attraction oil, using the original oil essence inherited from his revered teachers. This essence was mixed and combined with three types of fragrant oils and various powerful love-attracting and enchanting herbs, such as Pikul flower pollen, Bunnak flower, Kalong flower, lotus, water lily, twin love vine, Swat vine tip, and others.
The mixture was then cooked while a sacred ritual ceremony was performed to invoke blessings. Auspicious Chaiyaphruek wood, Rak wood (love wood), and Mayom wood (popularity wood) were used as firewood while the Great Metta (loving-kindness) incantation was chanted with focused meditative blessings. Furthermore, twin love flowers, Entada rheedii vine (entwined vine), Champaca petals, Abrus precatorius seeds (love bead), and Salika bird carvings made from twin love wood were also placed into the bottle of Love Attraction Oil (Nang Rak).
Venerable monks were invited to chant the Great Metta (loving-kindness) incantation and to focus their meditative power to consecrate the oil. This "Nang Rak" (loving woman) attraction oil is used to bind the heart and mind, causing men to become infatuated and fulfill desires. It can be used by all genders: men, women, gay, transgender men, transgender women, lesbians, and bisexual individuals. It attracts the same sex and the opposite sex, according to one's desires.
Alternatively, it can be carried for loving-kindness, to enhance business, to gain favor from superiors and friends, making them feel compassion and kindness towards us. Whoever possesses or carries it will be abundant in affection, loving-kindness, attachment, love, will enhance wealth, improve luck, and enhance one's aura.
How to Use the Nang Rak Attraction Oil: Apply 5 dots on the face: 1. Forehead, 2. Left eyebrow tail, 3. Right eyebrow tail, 4. Upper lip, 5. Lower lip. Make a wish according to your desires.
Chant "Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhassa" 3 times (remembering your teachers and then reciting the incantation):
Na Metta Mo Karuna Put Pranee Tha Yin Dee Ya En Du I Si Itthi Palang Jittang Jitta Panthanang Om Sa Ho Tit. (Recite 3 times)
For your convenience, an MP3 format of the Katha chanting is provided with your purchase.