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King Khun Thueng Takrud by Arjarn Inkaew, Dong Phaya Tham Magic Institution.

Code: 005853

Price: 860.00 THB (Ref. 28.67 USD)

Description:

King Khun Thueng Takrud by Arjarn Inkaew, Dong Phaya Tham Institution.

The magic of King Khun Thueng, also known as Khun Thueng Nang Mueang (King Khun Thueng Resides in the City), is one of the sacred arts that Arjarn Inkaew inherited from Grandmaster Pu Komdej Phon Ngern of the Tiger Hall. This lineage of magic was passed down and properly learned by Arjarn Inkaew according to the authentic tradition of this ancient magic.

This Khun Thueng Nang Mueang magic was one of the most cherished practices of Grandmaster Komdej, who held it in very high regard.

According to Arjarn Inkaew’s account from Grandmaster Komdej, only a few other masters (two or three at most) were ever taught this magic by him. As learned by Arjarn Inkaew, Khun Thueng is said to be the son of Mae Yak Khini, a powerful yak goddess.

Mae Yak Khini loved her child more than her own life. In some ancient magic texts, there are records of Mae Yak Khini carrying her child, symbolizing her overwhelming love and protective nature. This belief formed the basis for magic that reflects great love and divine protection for worshippers.

According to the old records, whenever Mae Yak Khini is with her son, she becomes gentle and kind, caring for him as though still carrying him in her womb.

As the legend goes, before Khun Thueng, who was a water naga in the underworld, departed from Mae Yak Khini to return to the human world, she brought him to meet Khun Ta (Khun Thueng’s grandfather), who was the Royal King of the Nagas.

The purpose of this visit was to request magical items to protect her son in the human world. The grandfather gave three powerful magical items:

A magic pot that grants wishes, Khun Thueng could speak into the pot, and what he wished for would appear.

A magic stick hook, which had eyes to guide his path. As he walked, he must drag this hook along the ground. If it struck something, he must stop, this would keep him safe from danger.

A magic rope loop capable of binding even the demon king, feared by gods and angels alike.

With the stick hook, Khun Thueng could draw lines in the earth to mark the area where he wished to build a city. Once the lines were drawn, the territory would be established under his rule and would flourish. This became the basis for the magic known as "Magical Wooden Stick Transforming the City" (Mai Kho Kham Sang Mueang), which Arjarn Inkaew also learned from Grandmaster Komdej in earlier years.

The magic rope loop was used to subdue beings of immense power. It was legendary, and even celestial beings respected it.

According to Grandmaster Komdej, one of the strongest elements of Khun Thueng magic is "Kham Khun" (Multiplication), the ability to multiply wealth, influence, status, and subdue obstacles.

Arjarn Inkaew confirmed through personal experience that the chanting and practice of this magic consistently brings growth in wealth and power, easy management of people, success over rivals, and spiritual strength, including the power to subdue spirits.

This Khun Thueng magic can be applied in many sacred contexts: for blessing ceremonies, using gold foil, making takruts, amulets, or even as Sak Yant (sacred tattoos).

Arjarn Inkaew once performed a Khun Thueng Sak Yant for his first student in Singapore, who later reported life-changing results, he gained respect, support, and success.

For this special occasion, Arjarn Inkaew chose to create a copper takrud, inscribed with the heart mantra of the Khun Thueng yantra, following the exact ancient formula, and dressed formally for the blessing ceremony, inviting the magical master of this lineage to descend and bless the takruts.

However, something strange occurred near the end of the consecration. While Arjarn Inkaew was chanting, a loud cracking sound was heard from the pile of takruts in front of him. (A CCTV recording of this incident was posted on social media.)

Startled, Arjarn Inkaew had to pause and start the chanting again, it was the first time he had experienced such a phenomenon.

He later consulted Grandmaster Komdej about this incident, asking whether it was a good or bad omen.

Grandmaster Komdej assured him that when such a sound comes from ritual objects (not the altar), it means the object has been highly empowered during the blessing. If the sound had come from the Buddha altar, it would be a warning or bad omen, but from the object, it signals great spiritual energy.

One key uniqueness of the Khun Thueng magic is that it also calls upon Mae Yak Khini to bestow wealth, property, riches, and support to Khun Thueng and his followers, ensuring there is always food, abundance, and help from others.

This Khun Thueng magic also summons four guardian giants, each protecting one of the four cardinal directions. Worshippers receive not only Mae Yak Khini’s blessing but also protection and influence from these four guardian giants.

Ancient scriptures say that those who master this magic will have limitless fortune. Their wealth will pile up like mountains, food and resources will flow like rivers into the ocean, and they will gain power, charm, and influence over others.

No enemies will prevail against them, and if they practice the prayers regularly, they will never lack money or support.

The blessings from Mae Yak Khini and the four guardian giants also bring influence over people, the power to draw supporters, and opportunities for prosperity.

Everything written here is based on Arjarn Inkaew’s personal belief, derived from ancient texts, real experiences, and teachings from Grandmaster Komdej.

For this reason, Arjarn Inkaew arranged for this batch of Khun Thueng takruts to be included in a second consecration ceremony, in which Grandmaster Komdej would also be consecrating Khun Thueng statues.

With blessings from both Grandmaster Komdej and Arjarn Inkaew, this batch of Khun Thueng takruts is believed to be exceptionally powerful and beneficial for all who worship them.