Lp Pinak Wat Sanamlao

At first glance, this piece was often mistaken for a standard metta oil. But upon deeper inspection and spiritual verification, it is not ordinary metta—this is an NMP (Nam Man Prai) of serious potency, prepared by Luang Pu Pinak of Wat Sanamlao, containing not just herbs or spirit residue, but a single drop of LP Pinak’s own blood, ritually used to anchor and command the Mae Hong spirit within.

Spiritual Composition and Origin

• Blood-bound NMP: Inside the bottle is a sealed drop of Luang Pu’s blood, an ancient wicha method for controlling powerful spirits and preventing them from going rogue. This ensures the spirit remains bound to its purpose—wish fulfillment and charm-based influence.

• Spirit Type: The entity inside is Mae Hong Prai, a female prai spirit specifically summoned and bound for:

  • Wish fulfillment

  • Seneh (charm & attraction)

  • Influence in negotiations, commerce, and romantic pursuits

Personal Experience and Historical Footnote

Over 15 years ago, a similar piece—imbued with LP Pinak’s robe and NMP—was brought into the home by the current custodian without proper spiritual anchoring. Within days, multiple family members dreamed of the spirit, and disturbances arose. It was only through the intervention of Ajarn Tau that the situation was resolved. Since then, every item acquired was vetted under Ajarn Tau's guidance—especially those tied to LP Pinak.

This serves as a powerful reminder: potency without knowledge can be disruptive. Such items demand responsibility, ritual, and regular maintenance.

Usage and Offering Guidelines

• Primary Blessings: Wish fulfillment, charm (seneh), persuasive aura, dream guidance

• Offerings:

  • Every Thursday (or at least once a week)

  • Place a small glass of sweet drink, tea, or alcohol

  • If housed on a Barang altar, mass offerings may be done

• Keep the bottle clean and upright. Avoid placing it near rest areas or sacred Buddha altars.