Luang Por Prohm has made these Mai Kroo and Kata Prohm magic wands and scepters from sacred holy woods, sacred powders, takrut spells, and ‘Paetch Na Tang’, a metallic element found in the earth considered by people of the South to be a kind of lek lai kaya siddhi elemental with the spirit of a great yogi (lersi) within it.
The Kata Prohm is usable as a bucha item on the altar, and also as a ritual wand, for bestowing blessings, protective spells, making prayer water, and empowering other objects with. The wand can be used to lay on objects (such as the wares for sale in your store to improve sales, or your car, for protection from danger and thieves, the entrances to the house to block black magic). Can be used for exorcisms and to remove black magic spells, free ghosts from their haunts.
The head of the wand has a four faced Brahma head made from smelted metals from various ancient artifacts, amulets and yantra foils, which were empowered with the Brahma deity presence.
The wooden handle of the wand is made from a very rare sacred magical holy tree, which was given a bucha ceremony to ask the inhabitant deva to donate its wooden body for making wooden wands with, so as to help reduce human suffering and thus attain merits for the deva of the tree, too. The wooden body is filled with sacred resins, powders, and a takrut spell, to lend various additional powers of sorcery to the wand. The wand possesses all powers, like metta mahaniyom, maha sanaeh, choke lap, kong grapan, klaew klaad, and gae khun sai (anti black magic).
Only a very few wands were made indeed, and little news of this edition of special ritual wands was given. Hence, this is a rare chance to own a real sacred ritual wand with real magical powers from the Samnak Khao Or school of sorcery.
Please note that this is not a replica, for this is the real thing. The series were made as Pra Kan (ritual sceptre) and Mai Kroo (magical wand) with either Brahma or Por Gae invocations. Some wands have Brahma heads (‘kata’/’pra kan’), and some have plain rounded heads (‘mai kroo’/’dtapot’). They were made in various sizes ranging from 3 inches to 15 inches.
Kata chants to bucha Pra Prohm (Brahma)
How to make holy water (‘nam montr’)
The wands are blessed by Luang Por Prohm and a selection of some of the top Khao Or masters of Wat Ban Suan. Together they performed the taewa pisek and Putta pisek empowerment ceremony.
Wat Ban Suan is the home of Khao Or magic and the root lineage center of the great master of Khao Or magic, Luang Por Kong. Luang Por Prohm is the abbot of Wat Ban Suan, and the direct lineage looksit, who continues the Khao Or tradition, which is the greatest and most famous Southern school of sorcery in Thailand.
He learned his wicha from Luang Por Kong directly, who was in fact also the kroo ba ajarn in wicha saiyasart (sorcery) to Ajarn Iad of Wat Don Sala. Both temples of Wat Don Sala (Wat Por Tan Nam) and Wat Ban Suan are pure Khao Or sorcery schools of magic derived from the same kroo ba ajarn, Luang Por Kong.
View the Kata Sri Maha Prohm (Magic Brahma Wand made from Holy Wood) in various sizes and materials in our store here:
Kata Sri Maha Prohm – Nuea Mai Saksit (14 inches long)
Kata Sri Maha Prohm – Nuea Mai Saksit (12 inches long)
Kata Sri Maha Prohm – Nuea Mai Koon (14 inches long)
