A Male-Female Heterosexual Maha Sanaeh Attraction locket for Kama Sutra Magick, Seduction, enchantment, mercy charm, popularity, and inducing lust (all forms of the power of attraction). The locket comes encased and consecrated by immersion in sacred oil, by Ajarn Ton Rak Salakyan, carved with a talisman, Supan Buri Province. A Palad Patch Payatorn Phallic, Four Takrut, a Look Sakot Hua Jai Na Ok Dtaek broken heart Yantra spell, and 3 enchanted beads are embedded into the Sacred Muan Sarn of the Rear face of the locket. The amulet is encased in “attraction oil,” a special formula by Master Tonrak made from love herbs and other materials, enhancing the locket’s powers. The Locket In Koo Sakot Kam, in this model is consecrated specifically for the magnetic pull between men and women.
Locket Gaama Suudt Chai Rak Hying – Chae Nam Man Prai Ajarn Ton Rak Salak Yant
This locket is a Gaama Suudt work by Ajarn Ton Rak Salak Yant, created in the line of Metta–Maha Saneh, but employing a stronger method than ordinary attraction charms. The work shows clear influence from Wicha In Koo, particularly the Lanna-style pairing magic, adapted through Central Thai Sak Yant and Prai-based ritual practice.
It should be understood that this is not a sweet or soft charm. The method used is direct and intentional, intended for those familiar with traditional Saiyasart and the responsibilities that come with Prai-based amulets.
Front Face
The front of the locket bears a Gaama Suudt illustration depicting male–female union. Such imagery has long been used in attraction work, not for decoration, but as a yantra form representing desire, attachment, and emotional bonding. Surrounding the image are akhara and khom script, written to invoke longing, remembrance, and attraction between Chai and Hying.
This form of yantra works subtly on the mind, encouraging thought, recollection, and emotional pull rather than overt compulsion.
Reverse Face
The reverse contains the active body of the charm. A Prai form of the Palad Paetch Payatorn Love Deva in its phallus manifestation (like a Palad Khik) with Takrut and Ploi Sek Maha Pokasap Gemstones is sealed within clear casing and immersed in Nam Man Prai. The Prai current is used here to strengthen responsiveness and emotional attachment, particularly once attraction has already been established.
At the base is a heart-form seal, reinforcing themes of bonding and emotional connection in the style of In Koo pairing magic.
Nature of the Wicha
This locket is intended for male–female attraction (Chai Rak Hying) and is suited for:
- drawing a specific person
- rekindling intimacy
- strengthening desire and emotional focus
- maintaining interest and attachment
Because Nam Man Prai is involved, the effect of the charm is closely tied to the intent and conduct of the wearer. Traditional observances apply, and the charm should not be treated casually.
Lineage
Ajarn Ton Salak Yant
When the name Suphanburi is mentioned, those who walk the Saiyasart path inevitably recall Khun Phaen Muang Suphan, the primordial root of the ancient Khun Phaen Kru lineages.
Ajarn Ton Salak Yant is Suphanburi-born by lineage and by birth. His parents were rice farmers, and he is the eldest of two siblings. From childhood he entered the monkhood. Upon returning to lay life, his heart inclined naturally toward Sak Yant Boran, Saiyasart, and the binding of Akara-Yant script. His hand is refined, his line precise, his work recognised as meticulous and uncompromising.
Later, Ajarn Ton had the great merit to meet Ajarn Subin Na Na Thong while Ajarn Subin was still ordained. He formally offered himself as a disciple. Seeing Ajarn Ton’s katanyu, diligence, perseverance, and moral conduct, Ajarn Subin showed great metta and transmitted to him:
- Wicha Na Na Thong
- Wicha Long Thong 9 Jut
- Wicha Sak Yant Boran
- Wicha Sarika Rim Fipak
- Wicha Sarika Khiaw Phet
- Wicha Serm Duang – Serm Maha Saneh
Ajarn Subin further encouraged Ajarn Ton to carry and transmit these lineages abroad, recognising him as a disciple capable of holding and preserving true Saiyasart.
In addition, Ajarn Ton Salak Yant studied:
- Na Na Thong, Sadork Kro, Tor Chata from Luang Phor Vanit, Wat Nam Faed, Kedah State, Malaysia
- Kaek Khun Sai, Khun Phaen Maha Saneh, and advanced Akara-Lek-Yant reading and writing from Luang Phor Baen, Wat Muang, Suphanburi
- Yant 9 Na Maha Setthi, Kai Fa Phaya Lor, Hua Jai Lok That, Cha Ma Sep Nang, Phra Jao 16 Ong (Tua Tem) from a high Saiyasart Ajarn
Ajarn Ton Salak Yant travels regularly to Malaysia, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Singapore, transmitting Saiyasart to Thai and foreign disciples alike. Sacred creations produced for disciples include Takrut Khun Thera Jom Saneh and Takrut Thep Sarakam Jon.
This Locket Gaama Suudt – Chai Rak Hying Chae Nam Man Prai is recommended for collectors and practitioners who understand attraction magic and are comfortable working with Prai current Saiyasart. It is traditional in method, direct in effect, and not intended for novelty use.
As with all charms of this nature, results depend on the user as much as the object. For the serious collector of Thai esoteric arts, for the man who understands that attraction is not a game of chance but a current of power to be commanded, we present a masterpiece of modern Lanna magic:
From Ancient Lanna Legends to Modern Mastery
The Wicha (magical knowledge) of the Inn Koo is one of the most revered and potent forms of Maha Sanaeh (great charm) in the Thai occult tradition. For centuries, the image of the entwined lovers has symbolized unbreakable bonds, hypnotic attraction, and the power to draw a soulmate near.
But in this new era, the legendary Ajarn Tonrak Salakyan of Suphanburi—a master of both sacred Sak Yant tattoo and potent attraction magic, has channeled this ancient power for all kinds of sexual preferences, be it heterosexual, gay, or bisexual, Ajarn has made a locket for all callings and preferences. He understands that the currents of desire flow in all directions and has dared to create a vessel for this specific, powerful energy. This is the culmination of that work: a locket that doesn’t just ask for love, but commands passion.
The Anatomy of Power: A Connoisseur’s Examination
This is far more than a beautiful object. Every element is a component in a sophisticated magical engine:
- The Sacred Visage: The face of the locket depicts two male-female deities locked in a loving, sensual embrace. This is not merely symbolic; it is a Yantric gateway, a visual mantra that constantly projects the energy of male-to-male attraction. The chosen background, a deep and a lust inducing red, is the color of passion, and heightened lust and power, amplifying the locket’s core intention.
- The Pulsating Core – The Muan Sarn: What lies hidden behind the image is the locket’s true heart. Ajarn Tonrak has meticulously blended a potent cocktail of sacred materials (Muan Sarn) known only to the masters of this Wicha. This includes:
- Pong Maha Waan 108: A complex powder of 108 different magical herbs, pollens, and roots, each chosen for its specific effect on the human heart and mind. This includes Waan Dok Thong (the “golden flower” herb of irresistible lust), Waan Sao Long (the “maiden gets lost” herb), and other secret ingredients that bewitch the senses.
- Pong In Koo: Sacred powders from ancient, original In Koo amulets, carrying the accumulated energy of generations of successful love magic.
- Palad Paetch Payatorn Phallic Deity. Extreme Power of Enchantment.
- Ploi Sek Maha Pokasap Sacred Blessed gemstone bead for wealth attraction
- Look NamoNa Hua Jao Ok Dtaek broken heart Yantra spell.
- Yantric Takrut: Four small, hand-inscribed Takrut scrolls, likely Takrut Hua Jai (Heart Mantra), rolled and inserted into the Muan Sarn to act as a spiritual battery, constantly charging the amulet with power.
- The Kama Sutra Immersion – Nam Man Sakot Kam: The entire locket is submerged and sealed in a specially consecrated oil known as Nam Man Sakot Kam—the “Oil to Subdue Passion.” This is not a simple oil; it is a slow-brewed alchemical concoction of magical herbs, sacred woods, and potent essences, empowered under specific lunar phases. This oil serves two purposes: it acts as a powerful amplifier for the Muan Sarn within, and it constantly anoints the locket, ensuring its aura is always radiating a palpable, almost tangible, wave of sensual energy.
- Ignite Overwhelming Passion: To transform mild interest into an obsessive need to be near you.
- Ensnare the Senses: To make your presence intoxicating, your voice hypnotic, and your touch unforgettable.
- Command the Gaze: To ensure that in a crowded room, all eyes—and all thoughts of desire—are drawn to you.
- Enhance Physical Encounters: To amplify the energy of the Kama Sutra in your life, making every intimate moment more profound, passionate, and spiritually connected.
Wielding the Power: Beyond Attraction, Towards Dominion
The name Sakot Kam means “to hypnotize or subdue sensual desire.” This amulet’s purpose is to:
This is the ultimate tool for the person who is ready to take control of their romantic and sensual destiny. It is for the collector who appreciates not just the artistry of an amulet, but the raw, untamed power it contains.
This is a highly sought-after creation from a living master. Do not hesitate. Claim this key to unlocking the deepest desires of those you seek. Add this masterpiece of Maha Sanaeh and Kama Sutra magick to your collection and become the master of your own magnetic destiny.
Powers of the Locket:
The locket focuses heavily on “great attraction” and “loving-kindness,” making it suitable for those looking to enhance their charm and be adored by others. It can attract partners or even assist in business negotiations due to its strong loving-kindness qualities.
Rituals and Other Sacred Items:
This locket underwent a sacred blessing during the annual Teacher’s Day ceremony at Master Tonrak’s studio, a significant and sacred event. During this ceremony, Master Tonrak may also create other sacred items, such as “Khun Thera Boromkru Jaosanae” or “In-Koo Saneha Paruay Ngang,” all of which are valuable charms worth worshipping.
For those in the amulet community seeking a powerful charm for love, the “Locket of In-Koo Sakod-Kam for Man-Woman Love” by Master Tonrak Salakyan is an excellent choice. With its potent powers, exquisite craftsmanship, and the sacred rituals it has undergone, it is a reliable item that can enhance one’s charm and attract positive experiences into life. However, remember to maintain good conduct, adhere to ethical principles, and take care of your appearance, as good charms work best for those who are prepared to receive good things in their lives.
Ajarn Tonrak Salakyan
After having discussed the locket itself, let’s get to know its creator. Ajarn Tonrak Salakyan is a famous tattoo master from Suphanburi, Thailand. His studio, “Om Amarin Tattoo Studio,” is located in Sam Chuk District, Suphanburi. He is well-known for his expertise in tattooing and creating charms focused on love and attraction, particularly in the Lanna tradition.
Master Tonrak practices white magic, emphasizing the creation of sacred objects that utilize Buddhist power, rather than dark or frightening practices. He often advises his disciples that to effectively use charms for attraction, one must first take good care of oneself, including appearance and demeanor. Good charms should be with good people who are ready to welcome positive things into their lives.
Expertise in Sak Yant Tattooing
Ajarn Tonrak is highly skilled in tattooing, with many students traveling from across the country to have him perform sacred tattoos. His expertise includes tattoos for love, fortune, and protection, and he is proficient in all these areas.
The “In-Koo” Tradition
The “In” or “In-Koo” is a supreme charm of love from the Lanna region. It typically depicts a male-female embrace, symbolizing love, compassion, and unity. People in Lanna believe that possessing an In-Koo will attract love and kindness from others, fostering harmony within families.
The creation of the In-Koo charm has been passed down through generations, involving complex knowledge and skill from the creator, including sourcing auspicious materials like love herbs and sacred powders, along with performing rituals at auspicious times and inviting teachers and deities to bless the charm, ensuring its potency and sanctity.
In an era where sexual diversity is increasingly accepted, many creators of charms have adapted the traditional In-Koo to fit modern times. What was once just a male-female representation has evolved into forms representing “male love” and “female love” to meet the needs of the LGBTQ+ community. Master Tonrak is among those creators who have gained wide recognition for such adaptations, who makes all forms for all sexual preferences.
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