Takrut Jan Loi – Ac Lek

• Master: Ac Lek, son of Por Sala Tan (PST)
• Year: B.E. 2567 (2024)
• Province: Chiang Mai (Fang)
• Material: Solid gold
• Casing: Custom 90% gold casing
• Category: Mainstream
• Size: Over 1 inch

Sacred Craftsmanship

This Takrut Jan Loi is listed from Ac Lek, the son of Por Sala Tan. The amulet itself is solid gold, with a separate custom 90% gold casing. My original notes also record that this batch was co-chanted and inscribed by Por Tan Suk Sabai.

Personal Experiences Shared by Luksits

I made my own takrut during a lunar eclipse many years ago and have worn it for years. That experience is the background to my interest in this Wicha; it does not mean that my older personal takrut and this B.E. 2567 batch were made at the same time.

Summary

Ac Lek is described in my notes as skilled in harnessing the moon's energy together with Phra Rahu's presence, with an emphasis on Baramee and clearing obstacles.

Origins of the Materials

The takrut is solid gold. Its custom casing is 90% gold, a separate specification that should not be confused with the material of the rolled sacred object itself.

Ritual

The Jan Loi practice described here is connected with lunar eclipses, which my original notes described as recurring every few years. Those notes referred to an eclipse approaching in mid-September 2024; that is a historical reference, not an upcoming event. The batch is dated B.E. 2567 (2024), but an exact making or consecration date is not recorded. Por Tan Suk Sabai's participation is preserved as stated in the original account.

Blessings and Effects

The traditional emphasis is on strengthening Baramee and helping clear obstacles through the lunar and Phra Rahu Wicha described in my notes. These associations reflect traditional beliefs and personal experiences, not guaranteed outcomes.

Modern Application

This piece suits a collector interested in Ac Lek's work and eclipse-related Wicha, especially someone who values a gold takrut with the additional participation of Por Tan Suk Sabai.

Physical Details

The Takrut Jan Loi measures over 1 inch. It is listed as solid gold, housed in a custom 90% gold casing, from B.E. 2567 (2024).