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Weretiger Guru. (altar-sized statue) by Arjarn Ongart Seengam.

Code: 005731

Price: 18,000.00 THB (Ref. 600.00 USD)

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Weretiger Guru (altar-sized statue) by Arjarn Ongart Seengam.

With fearless might and thunderous grace, he radiates a power no words could ever hold. The tiger's ascetic power can command the entire jungle. “Weretiger Guru” from the legendary tiger magics of Grandmaster Pu Phang, imbued with the masterful blend of sacred knowledge and art. Arjarn Ongart created only 10 statues to honor his master.

“The Weretiger Guru" also known as Suea Yen in Thai possesses mystical power in enhancing authority and prestige. It grants the bearer an aura of commanding presence, instilling fear and respect in others. The charm empowers leadership, elevates one to stand above the rest, and brings success in competition and conflict. No matter the battle, opponents will find their strength diminished. Moreover, it serves as a powerful shield for protection, warding off dangers, repelling evil spirits, dispelling dark magic, black sorcery, and all forms of negativity with unwavering force. Though renowned for its commanding energy, Arjarn Ongart has also consecrated the weretiger guru with the essence of loving-kindness and charm, ensuring that the bearer is not only feared and respected, but also well-liked and supported by those around them.

Therefore, the weretiger guru created by Arjarn Ongart is especially well-suited for those in positions of leadership and command, such as high-ranking government officials, military officers, police commanders, and corporate executives. It enhances one’s charisma and authoritative presence, empowering decisive leadership and earning the respect and obedience of subordinates. It is also ideal for individuals engaged in competitive or confrontational fields, such as businesspeople, sales professionals, lawyers, and politicians. The weretiger guru strengthens one’s fortune in matters of rivalry and negotiation, weakening adversaries without direct confrontation, and enabling the bearer to overcome competitors and achieve success in their goals.

Size: Height 17 inches.

The origin of the creation of the weretiger guru stems from a moment in the past when Arjarn Ongart had the opportunity to visit Arjarn Harn Onntar, his revered teacher, known for his compassion and profound mastery of mystical sciences. This visit was in keeping with the respectful tradition of devoted disciples visiting their masters. During their heartfelt conversation, Arjarn Ongart asked his teacher a deeply respectful question: “Father, is there any sacred knowledge, any yantra, or any powerful incantation that you have kept hidden and have not passed on to anyone, something you would be willing to entrust to me, so I may preserve and carry it forward?”

When Arjarn Harn heard the question, he fell silent for a moment, as if he was deeply pondering something. After a short while, he quietly made his way upstairs to his bedroom. Time passed, and Arjarn Ongart began to wonder if perhaps the master had decided not to return. But just as that thought crossed his mind, Arjarn Harn’s voice rang out from the room: “I’m still looking, I haven’t gone anywhere.” Moments later, Arjarn Harn emerged from his room, holding in his hands three or four old manuscripts, ancient books that had clearly been preserved with great care.

Arjarn Harn gently opened the manuscripts and showed them to Arjarn Ongart, page by page, patiently and compassionately teaching him each sacred technique in detail. Eventually, they came to the knowledge of “Suea Jed Pod (Seven-Spirit Tiger)", one of Arjarn Harn’s most treasured and guarded teachings. Without holding anything back, Arjarn Han passed this powerful knowledge on to Arjarn Ongart with great generosity. Before closing the final manuscript, Arjarn Harn asked to see Arjarn Ongart’s palm. After carefully studying his hand, he nodded and told him to write down what he was about to teach next. It was the sacred knowledge of “The Weretiger Guru (Suea Yen)”.

Arjarn Harn instructed Arjarn Ongart to draw a four-legged tiger, leaving the head area blank for the moment. After Arjarn Ongart completed the tiger’s body sketch, Arjarn Harn told him to draw a human head onto the tiger’s body. Then, Arjarn Harn began to recite various sacred incantations, instructing Arjarn Ongart to write them around the image of the tiger with the human head. Afterward, Arjarn Harn revealed the detailed secrets of the weretiger guru magic to Arjarn Ongart, including the methods of creation and consecration. He also explained the procedures for crafting a worship statue of the weretiger guru.

Arjarn Harn advised that the statue should be made in a half-human, half-tiger form. During the casting ceremony, he emphasized that the arms must be cast separately, not as a single piece with the entire body, because a complete casting would make the statue too fierce, potentially causing a curse to befall the craftsmen involved in the ritual.

After the casting is completed, the arms will be attached to the body separately. Following that, red gemstones will be embedded in the eyes. When created according to the detailed instructions of the manuscripts, the resulting the weretiger guru would possess immense power. Arjarn Ongart memorized everything Arjarn Han had taught him that day perfectly. However, as time passed, Arjarn Ongart had never yet engraved or crafted the weretiger guru magic into an amulet or sacred object.

Until in the year 2025 (B.E. 2568), inspired by the teachings and the sincere intention to preserve the knowledge from being lost over time, Arjarn Ongart made a steadfast vow to create this edition of the weretiger guru. He strictly followed the methods of his revered teachers and conducted the rituals in accordance with ancient traditions. This sacred creation is meant to be a genuine amulet born from faith and the power of compassion, designed to protect its owner from misfortune and danger, while also enhancing prestige, fortifying one’s fortune, and empowering greatness.

Too fierce it had to be chained up!!

"Arjarn Harn Onntar (Arjarn Hum)" of Ban Nam Ko Kae Khruea, Lom Sak District, Phetchabun Province, the legendary master of Sak Yant of the ancient town Si Thep. One of the important masters that Arjarn Ongart has the utmost respect for.

Anyone who loves large, majestic altar sized statues definitely won’t be disappointed. “Weretiger Guru” by Arjarn Ongart stands tall and impressive at 17 inches. It’s sure to leave anyone who sees it in awe.