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            For example of Thailand history, in 1767 (the ends of Ayutthaya reign) Bang Ra Jan was fight with Myanmar. Bang Ra Jan’s people invited Phra Arjarn Thamma Chot of Wat Khao Nang Buad for making Mongkol holy thread, Prajioud and Takrut. They believed that the amulets from Arjarn Thamma Chot can protect them from harm and help for invulnerability. For this fighting, there was only a little thousand combatants of Bang Ra Jan but they could resist 50,000 Myanmars for 5 months before Myanmars took hold of Ayutthaya. From this event, it is believe to be the miracle of Prajioud as well.

Prajioud was modified for using with boxers for several centuries. It is helpful in term of increase the boxer for the sense of spirit and concentration.  Nowadays, it is still a wearing of Thai boxer. At present, Prajioud making is various in materials, colors and patterns. You can see from this example as follows:

 

     Type S is Prajioud "Snake Shape" handbraided style.

 

                               MABTHA16              MABTHA48

 

     Type C is Prajioud "Centipede" handbraided style.

 

                                           MABTHA06                  MABTHA41

 

                Type H is Prajioud "Hurricane" handbraided style.

MABTHA30

 

   Type L is Prajioud "Lai-Pradit" handbraided style

 

           

                          MABTHA76             MABTHA77

 

               Type T is Prajioud "Takrut" handbraided style

 


MABTHA37

 

               Type M is Prajioud "Mayom" handbraided style.

 

                                              

                          

MABTHA28         MABTHA14  

 

   Type P is Prajioud "Pia" handbraided style.

     MACTHA15 

 

   Type B is Prajioud "Blossom" handbraided style.

 

      MABTHA36

Moreover, Prajioud can use with other amulets for increasing power such as knitting Prajioud with takrut. Modern Thai Boxing put Takut in Prajioud for increase power of the Prajioud. 

 

  Before boxers wear Mongkol and Prajioud, it is nessesary for trainer or teacher to chant katha for prosperity.

Person who puts the Mongkol and Prajioud to boxer’s head or arm   must be only a trainer or teacher because it is holy thing. Boxer can’t wear by himself.

 While a trainer or teacher put Mongkol and Prajioud to boxer, the boxer must get attention and concentration to the trainer or teacher.

 

          

   Katha for protection from any black magic and devils. (1 time)

“Poot-tang ang ka pan-ta nang a-tid-taa mi wi kreung ka ray

Tam mang ang ka pan-ta nang a-tid-taa mi wi kreung ka ray

Sang-kang ang ka pan-ta nang a-tid-taa mi wi kreung ka ray”

 

   Katha for protection from any dangers and enemies. (1 time)

“Na moh poot-taa yam moh poot-taa ya na poot-taaya na moh taa-ya na moh poot ya na moh poot-taa aa-raat-ta-naa nang na wan naa nang bpoo chay-mi poot-tang a-pi bpoo cha yan dti ”

 

 

 

They believed that takrut can protect them from any harm and danger as well as protect from black magic. In the past, takrut was not only use in Thailand. It was very famous among countries nearby Thailand such as Khmer, Mon, Myanmar and Lao. Thus, takrut becomes one of popular invulnerable amulet. The material for making takrut is also would increase powerful to itself. These traditional material comprise gold, silver, nak , lead, ting, bone, bo tree or bamboo.  Takrut would be recited incantation with magic spell for mystery of takrut. Thai boxers respect and wear takrut all the times although they do not have a fight. By the way, there is a rule of boxing that not allow to wear metal-type thing on the state. As a result, thai boxers like to bury the takrut under skin.

 

   LP Pern's Takrut 

                             PAMTK130         PAMTK07            PAMTK114

 

  LP Hong's Takrut

 

                            PAMTK03             PAMTK42              PAMTK95

                                                                  

  LP Rit's Takrut

PAMTK58

  LP Sawai's Takrut

PAMTK117

  LP Pian's Takrut

 

PAMTK120

  LP Haum's Takrut

 

                                   PAMTK19                             PAMTK21

 

katha chanting the takrut for protection from dangers and black magic:
"Namo tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma-sambuddhassa. (Repeat Thrice)
Buddham saranam gacchami
Dhammam saranam gacchami
Sangkam saranam gacchami
Dutiyampi Buddham saranam gacchami
Dutiyampi Dhammam saranam gacchami
Dutiyampi Sangham saranam gacchami
Tatiyampi Buddham saranam gacchami
Tatiyampi Dhammam saranam gacchami
Tatiyampi Sangham saranam gacchami

kor det pra baa-ra-mee pra-tam-ma-koon
kor dey-cha pra baa-ra-mee pra-song-jaao
koon bi-daa maan-daa
koon kroo koon oo-pat-cah-aa-jaan tep-paa-yoo-daa
jaao tee mee cheu nai takrut nee
mee rit yoo nai takrut nee
jong maa koon krong rak-saa dtua-kaa-pa-jao
na-ma-pa-ta a-hi poot-tang a-hi poot-tang
a-hi tam-mang a-hi sung-kung
bpa-ri soot-toh cha-naa bpa-ri soot-toh a-ti-taa-mi"

 

It's very good for you, if you chant this katha at least 1 time before wearing the takrut.

By : Hawk


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