Description
Palad Khik Hua Chamot Mai Ngiew Dam- LP Erp
Palad Khik hand carved and blessed by Luang Phor Erp, Wat Sum Gradtai, Chainat.
This Palad Khik features three sacred gems, two takruts to the base, a sacred takrut for the tongue, magic powders embedded in the throat and engraved with sacred spells. The full name is Palad Hua Chamot Mai Ngiew Dam. Luang Phor Erp is the disciple of Luang Phor Pina, Wat Sanom Lao. The Palad Khik will be supplied with the Katha .
Hua Chamot (Chamot-head) Palad Khik amulets, has a head that resembles a Chamot, a Thai animal (Civet) believed to possess magical powers and well known to produce highly potent sex attractant pheromones believed to be almost infallible female lures.
It is said that if temperaments, mood, and circumstances are right, that extracts of these powerful pheromones can produce an extraordinary intensification, prolongation, and elaboration of sexual experience.
This Palad Khik has been consecrated by Luang Phor Erp and empowered through the engraving of the heart-shaped Yant Na Ok Dtaek, a potent “Heartbreaker” yantra renowned for its influence and attraction magic.
Hand crafted from Mai Paya Ngiw Dam, one of the most elusive and spiritually charged sacred woods in Thai occult tradition, this material is revered for its intense magical properties. It is believed that such trees are inhabited by powerful Prai Deva spirits. Among thousands of Ngiw trees, only a very small number mature into the black form; most are white, with red being less common, while black is considered the rarest and most energetically potent of all.
The takrut positioned at the mouth is imbued with a sweet speech enchantment spell, said to enhance persuasion and charm—enabling the bearer to influence customers, lovers, allies, and even adversaries. At the base are two additional takruts, one fashioned from copper and the other from silver, each inscribed with sacred spells to reinforce the amulet’s overall power.
The body of the Palad Khik is further carved with the Yant Na Ok Dtaek (Heartbreaker) yantra, accompanied by ancient Khom Akhara sacred script, completing this highly empowered magical talisman.
LP Erp was well known for his knowledge of sacred sciences even before he became a monk, often called upon by local villagers to perform ceremonial exorcism of evil spirits.
It was due to this interest in sacred sciences that led him to monastic life and the opportunity to learn from many famous monks such as Luang Phor Pina, Wat Sanamlao, Luang Por Prom of Wat Chongkair, Luang Phor Rung of Wat Nongsinual, Luang Por Ode of Wat Jansen and Luang Phor Si of Wat Khaobannak.
The sacred sciences taught to him by Luang Phor Pina were particularly valuable in the creation of his Palad Khik such as the Hua Chamod which required that sprits or the souls of the deceased are called upon to take up residence within the phallic effigy, very similar to Guman Thong.
This is not generally known and also why these type of Palad Khik are associated with protection and good fortune. Luang Phor Erp is known to possess incredible mind power and divine energy and it through the manifestation of this power his Palad Khik are known for efficacy not matched by most other modern phallic talismans.
