Takrud MongKhoon Solot 16 Meung Luang (Chart Rod) that Kruba have created contains two sacred yantra designs inside the takrud, collectively known as the "Male and Female Solot". Both versions represent different auspicious aspects according to the beliefs and wisdom of ancient scholars. The first yantra comprises 16 highly auspicious things in this world, widely found in Thai texts. This knowledge has been passed down by highly skilled and virtuous teachers, such as those from Wat Saphan Sung, and is renowned for its powerful and miraculous properties.
The second yantra, known in the Tai Yai language as the 16 Capital Cities Yantra or the "Chasing Survival Yantra", refers to the 16 previous lives of the Buddha as different animals, totaling 136 lives. Those who possess this power never die from spears, swords, lances, or any other killing weapon. They never die a violent or unnatural death, and they never suffer from hunger or poverty, enjoying perpetual happiness. Burmese and Shan people therefore favor this power by making takruds/sacred cloths (Phra Yant) or writing them on auspicious materials to carry with them or keep in their homes, believing it will protect them from all dangers and bring them eternal happiness and peace.
This Takrud MongKhoon Solot 16 Meung Luang (Chart Rod), according to ancient texts, contains the most supreme auspicious Yantra, encompassing all the greatest blessings in the universe. Carry this takrud with you. It will make you beloved and popular among all people. It will elevate your fortune, enhance your luck, and increase your merit. Even if your fortune is low, if you carry this amulet and maintain mindfulness of the Triple Gem, you can overcome all obstacles and difficulties safely.
If you are facing ruin, destruction, or suffering, worshipping this takrud will bring prosperity and success. Carry this sacred takrud with you to protect against ghosts, demons, evil spirits, black magic, and all kinds of spells and charms (except those mixed into food, which it cannot protect against because you are the one who consumes them, not magic carried by the wind).
During the waxing moon of each month, choose your birth date, invoke the power of this takrud, and bathe with it. This will bring good fortune, make you loved and respected by others, and even cure delirium, insomnia, and hallucinations.
Hang this takrud on an auspicious pillar in your home to protect against all dangers, including fire, wind, and lightning. Hang it on the door of your house to protect against thieves, criminals, and malicious people. For sick livestock such as elephants, horses, cows, and buffaloes, invoke the power of this takrud, soak it in water along with various leaves, elephant's tail plant, guava leaves, and give the water or grass to them to eat. And if you sprinkle this takrud throughout the animal enclosure, all diseases will be extinguished and disappear.
For conjunctivitis or eye diseases, invoke the power of this takrud along with jasmine leaves and flowers (hold your breath while collecting them), soak them in water, and wash your face with it; the illness will disappear. For poisonous animal bites, centipede and scorpion stings, invoke the power of this amulet, soak it in sesame oil, and apply it; the illness will heal.
For burns and scalds, soak the amulet in sesame oil or coconut oil and apply it; the burns will heal. For pregnant women, invoke the power of this takrud, soak it in water, and drink and bathe with it; childbirth will be easy, and the child will be easy to raise, grow quickly, and be free from illness.
Invoke the power of this takrud and hang it on a baby's cradle to ward off evil spirits, ghosts, and all kinds of malevolent entities. When trading, soak the takrud in water and sprinkle it on your goods; your sales will be good (but make a promise that you will sell at the price you agreed upon).
While carrying this takrud, refrain from:
1. Engaging in sexual intercourse.
2. Taking it into immoral places.
3. Cursing anyone's mother.
4. Using it for obscene language.
