Luang Por Tong Parns famous Kumarn Tng Kwak maha Sombadt amulet caused much furor with Thai devotees, for its great success in attracting good business and customers, and attracting the generosity of others. As a Bucha Altar piece, Luang Por Tong Parn has created this Bucha size statue made from a mixture of Sacred Resins, which are lined with Magical Mineral Elements.
The Base of the Statue is filled with sacred powders,and has a Takrut Bpaag phii (Ghost Mouth takrut), and a lid with 'Pong Mahaa Phuudt Prai Tong' inside it. The inner surface of the statue is lined with magical minerals for wealth attraction and protection.
Size; 5 Inches wide Base x 7 Inches High
A ring of Skulls are lined around the base of the Kumarn, who is sitting on a large pile of Treasure, and holds a sack of money in his hand. It is waving to Beckon Generous Helpers to approach. A sacred Na spell inscription has been made on the Kumarn's Chest and Forehead. His thin and haggered appearance induces compassion in the hearts of those who approach, making people feel pity and wish to help more than in the case of the average beggar.This is the special ability of the Kumarn Tong Kwak Maha SomBadt, which raises it above the average Kumarn Tong's abilities. Who indeed would not feel sorry for this little fellow so thin as he looks?
The Sacred Agkhara of the Kata Hua Jai taat see is inscribed on the back (four elements).
To Bucha Kumarn and recieve the best results, you must once in a while, go to give alms/make merit with the Sangha or Buddhism, and speak the the Kumarn in spirit to come with you to get Merits. Always offer some of the merits to share with the Kumarn Tong (in Thailand we pour water as the Blessings are recieved from the Monks, if this is the case, then offer the merits to the Kumarn in your heart as you pour the water).
When you make offerings or speak with the Kumarn, or ask for blessings or assistance, then you should speak as if a Parent to their Child, and oe should sit in meditation some time before communicating, and then send your thoughts to the image of the Kumarn, and think of the real mind of the Deva attending, feel its presence in your mind, and then offer or ask for what you are thinking of.
