Hanuman Kaipetch

	Luang Phor Dee Ratanachoto, an 85-year-old sacred monk of Wat Phosrithaworn, Kabinburi District, Prachinburi Province, has recently created a new amulet known as Hanuman Kaipetch, believed by worshippers to increase charm and luck and offer protection. Made from Bronze with two sacred takruts inserted in the base. Luang Phor Dee Ratanachoto, was born in Banbanghoi Village, Kabinburi District, Prachinburi Province, on January 1, B.E.2468, in the family of Mr.Boodech and Mrs.Now Chaivijit. The province is also renowned for other famous monks, such as LP Jard of Wat Banghoi and LP Ia of Wat Bandan, both who have passed away. Luang Poo Dee Ratanachoto was officially ordained on April 22, B.E.2509 at Wat Bhotisritaworn, by Prakru Udompariyuttikun, who acted as Pra Upucha (ordaining organizer), and for five further years Luang Phor Dee remained at the temple to help take care of the senior monk During those years he also learned many magic sciences and sacred spells including Jed Tumnan, Sipsong Tumnan and Phra Katha Patimoke.The year after that he met and learnt many Khmer magic sciences from Luang Phor Kumdee, resident of Srakaew Province, particularly the sacred science to create “Takrut Nungkwai amulets”, these amulets were made of buffalo skins and could be inserted under the flesh to believe it or not kill or harm. It was said that once the sacred spells were recited the amulets could be delivered into the victims body, and consequently destroy the internal organs. Moreover he also learned magic sciences from several other senior monks such as LP Muen Thitasilo of Wat Banjanpatrarom and LP Muern Thanutamo of Wat Bangklonsaitai, both monks were very long-lived passing away at 109 and 105 years respectively. Afterwards he returned to his temple to teach and meditation. The senior monk created the Hanuman Kaipetch amulets, made of bronze, with two sacred Takrut Patamung Natong amulets embedded into the base. Luang Poo Dee Ratanachoto is highly respected by the locals for his famous sacred amulets particularly Takrut Patamung Natong amulets, famous now for almost 3 decades. These amulets were made from copper plates, each engraved with a sacred spell. The Takruts were created strictly in accordance with the regulations of LP Jard, Wat Bangkabao, who had taught this magic science to Luang Poo Dee. Furthermore the senior monk also used the cool power of the angel of water to increase the sacred power of his amulets and he said by this way all worshippers of the amulets would be calm and charming just like the cool water. Moreover the amulets are also respected for the sacred power that could help protect them from dangers, evils and weapons. Furthermore inside the amulets were filled with Keaw kaew Hanuman sacred powder mixed with other kinds of sacred powder. Included in those auspicious materials was Kesornthep powder, which he had kept for more than 5 years. The Kesornthep powder was also blessed by him for at least 15 months before being used. Tipayachoke powder given to him by LP Muern Thanutamo while they both traveled in the deep forests to practice meditation. Tipayachoke powder is made of several kinds of auspicious flowers such as Poisian, a kind of good-fortune plant, Daorerng, (meaning prosperity). All the plants were blessed many times. The senior monk revealed that he had used ancient bronze sword, axe, bracelet, sacred-water bowl and 108 sacred bronze plates, all engraved with Pichaisongkram spell, along with 108 bronze plates, engraved with the Mahametta spells. 1,299 pieces of the amulets were blessed. All these amulets are highly because LP Dee had personally engraved and recited sacred spells for each and every amulet to ensure that they were truly sacred