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Pla Payoon Nom Haa Seneh
Pla Payoon Nom Haa Seneh
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Item/Amulet: Pla Payoon Nom Haa Seneh
Temple/Master: Por Tan Sanguan Wat Khun Paa Ring
Pim/Year: 2560
Material: Brass Tarkrut Mixture + Wan Dok Tong Wax
Wrapping: Plastic
Size: 1"
Dugong Seneh Wiccha At It's Finest
This miraculous Seneh Wiccha of the Southern Adaman Seas has been one that many past Royalty both from Malaysia and Southern Thailand has been using for thousands of years is generally rare because of the lack of materials needed.
Materials include the ashes of a mystical dugong taken from certain parts of the dugong has to be used and not just any ordinary dugong it must be one that is qualified in mystical calculations, the dugong also needs to be female, just gave birth and lactating, she also has to be tearing and pass on due to birthing complications.
The tears of such a dugong is said to be “mermaid” tears and a single drop can bring seneh to a 1000 men.
The above combined with the ashes of her tooth is needed for such wiccha to be effective and in the last 100 years none has been found.
Apart from this material certain ashes from other species of land mammals that cannot be disclosed has to be added in for additional effects of seneh.
Por Tan Sanguan’s Dad was a local Shamen and kept this material for many decades, just before his passing he passed the materials to Por Tan Sanguan who waited for the right occasion and cosmic time period before commissioning this batch for the first time ever.
This piece was consecrated over 3 occasions
The first time was done at Wat Khun Paa Ring in his living quarters, where ancient folk songs were needed to invoke katha yin aka “yin tong” to arrive to grace the blessings of the materials.
The 2nd time was held at Wat Pak Bara a forest temple in the caves of Southern Thailand, where invitations to Lersi Ser Ming Pai (Tiger Head Lersi) the Master of Seneh and Spirits was invoke to grace the blessings of the materials.
The third and final blessing was done in the MIDDLE of the Adaman Sea where it is home to many Devas which are the Principle Devas of many Masters and Temples of the South, also present at the last blessings were;
Prah Arjan Nitit Wat Korhong
Lueng Pern Wat Korhong (Jartukam Temple)
Prah Arjan Eek Wat Laa Mai
These 3 were experts in invoking Devas for Wealth, Metta and Krong Kapan, they have been invoking Devas for the blessings of Prah Jatukarm for many decades.
With their kind assistance Por Tan Sanguan was able to consecrate this batch for 3 months until the final chanting on 10 May 2559
After being released it is no doubt that Seneh is the main feature of this piece and wearers who deal alot with female customers and have work places with mostly females have benefited from the extra metta seneh they receive.
This batch was booked by me before the release, sold out upon release and is impossible to get these days, there are many fakes on Thai forums selling them for over sgd$100 and some even selling horrible lookalikes from wannabe Arjans.
Limited pieces available.
Temple/Master: Por Tan Sanguan Wat Khun Paa Ring
Pim/Year: 2560
Material: Brass Tarkrut Mixture + Wan Dok Tong Wax
Wrapping: Plastic
Size: 1"
Dugong Seneh Wiccha At It's Finest
This miraculous Seneh Wiccha of the Southern Adaman Seas has been one that many past Royalty both from Malaysia and Southern Thailand has been using for thousands of years is generally rare because of the lack of materials needed.
Materials include the ashes of a mystical dugong taken from certain parts of the dugong has to be used and not just any ordinary dugong it must be one that is qualified in mystical calculations, the dugong also needs to be female, just gave birth and lactating, she also has to be tearing and pass on due to birthing complications.
The tears of such a dugong is said to be “mermaid” tears and a single drop can bring seneh to a 1000 men.
The above combined with the ashes of her tooth is needed for such wiccha to be effective and in the last 100 years none has been found.
Apart from this material certain ashes from other species of land mammals that cannot be disclosed has to be added in for additional effects of seneh.
Por Tan Sanguan’s Dad was a local Shamen and kept this material for many decades, just before his passing he passed the materials to Por Tan Sanguan who waited for the right occasion and cosmic time period before commissioning this batch for the first time ever.
This piece was consecrated over 3 occasions
The first time was done at Wat Khun Paa Ring in his living quarters, where ancient folk songs were needed to invoke katha yin aka “yin tong” to arrive to grace the blessings of the materials.
The 2nd time was held at Wat Pak Bara a forest temple in the caves of Southern Thailand, where invitations to Lersi Ser Ming Pai (Tiger Head Lersi) the Master of Seneh and Spirits was invoke to grace the blessings of the materials.
The third and final blessing was done in the MIDDLE of the Adaman Sea where it is home to many Devas which are the Principle Devas of many Masters and Temples of the South, also present at the last blessings were;
Prah Arjan Nitit Wat Korhong
Lueng Pern Wat Korhong (Jartukam Temple)
Prah Arjan Eek Wat Laa Mai
These 3 were experts in invoking Devas for Wealth, Metta and Krong Kapan, they have been invoking Devas for the blessings of Prah Jatukarm for many decades.
With their kind assistance Por Tan Sanguan was able to consecrate this batch for 3 months until the final chanting on 10 May 2559
After being released it is no doubt that Seneh is the main feature of this piece and wearers who deal alot with female customers and have work places with mostly females have benefited from the extra metta seneh they receive.
This batch was booked by me before the release, sold out upon release and is impossible to get these days, there are many fakes on Thai forums selling them for over sgd$100 and some even selling horrible lookalikes from wannabe Arjans.
Limited pieces available.
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