Lanna's Lucky Ladle by Kruba Thakoon, Mae Phae Temple, Chiang Mai Province.
Rice is not depleted, money is not lacking, wealth is not lost, luck is not taken, have surplus food to scoop, have surplus money to spend, destiny always raise to the moon, shine prosperous way to make a living.
"Ladle" or called Jawak in Thai language, is a kitchen utensil that is found in every home. It is a device that is directly related to food and eating. Which house has a ladle, that house must have food. Which house has servants, that house would have a ladle. Everyone living in the same house has a ladle to scoop rice and curry, and has a full stomach every day with all the food being scooped out on the same ladle. Therefore, the ladle is an important household item that symbolizes living, eating and sharing. For this reason, ancient masters have taken a ladle and made it into a sacred object to support and encourage their disciples since ancient times to have surplus food, to eat more than the stomach can handle, to have surplus things that can be shared with others, let the body and mind be completely satisfied.
"Lanna's Lucky Ladle" is another legend of the best amulet for luck, wealth, kindness and trade that has a unique identity. And it is very difficult to find the creator. It has the same functions as "Nang Kwak". Kruba Thakoon created it to preserve another ancient amulet that was about to disappear. Only 100 pieces were built for this batch, and it may be the last batch to have this kind of art. Because the craftsman who made the ladle for Kruba was already 90 years old, he probably couldn't do it again. For the previous batch, the worshipers sold things so well without a shortage of customers until the others shop around wondering what is the secret behind. Therefore, many disciples requested Kruba to build this amulet again to support them to be rich and become a millionaire, selling well like those worshipers who owned the previous batch of Lanna's Lucky Ladle.
In scripture, it is said that the lucky ladle will beckon valuable property, jewels, gold, money, kind people and belongings to come from all directions miraculously. There is no poverty, no shortages, no starving. The worshiper will soon be a millionaire, building life firmly, never falling, like a majestic upright lucky ladle that is always beckoning without stopping, only receiving valuable things. It is one of the best ancient treasure-making magic. It is believed that whoever has this amulet will have a flow of money and gold. There is no lack of belongings, money, and good people. It's called a must-have item for every home, shop, department store, and company.
The spoon of the ladle is made from "White Coconut Shell", a special magic material from nature that is hard to come by. It is a magical item that is sacred within itself. Kruba Thakoon is also inscribed "Golden Lotus Yantra (Yant Bua Kham)", this Yantra has magic power in terms of affection, kindness, good sales, good fortune, prospering in wealth and peacefulness. In addition, Kruba Thakoon also inscribed a holy mantra around the Golden Lotus Yantra with the "Golden Carp & Silver Carp Mantra (Katha Pla Phaian Ngern Tapian Thong)" that has magic power in terms of promoting, persuading people to stop by and say hello, sell well and become wealthy. Because the carp is an aquatic animal that is agile, easy to find food, and can swim smoothly in the water. In addition, ancient people still believed that the word "Tapian" is synonymous with the word "Ja Pian", which has auspicious meaning in the Thai language for achieving success, having diligence, working hard to earn a living without giving up on obstacles.
For the other side of the spoon of the ladle, Kruba Thakoon also inscribed "9 Celestials Astrologic Sarika Yantra (Yant Sarika Hora Nawa Dheva)" which has the magic power in terms of kindness and affection, good trade and smooth negotiation. It is a Sarika magic of Lanna that is unique. Because the image of this Yantra is raised by using all 9 astrologic Lanna numbers tied up together in the shape of a Sarika bird. There is also the "Mouse Drinks Cat's Milk Yantra (Yant Noo Kin Nom Maew)", this Yantra is well-known in case of charm, progress, alluring hypnosis, calling good people to come. The prayer of this Yantra will be well-beloved by everyone. People that you never knew before will be familiar with you as family & friends. It will protect prayer from any dangers. In the magic scripture, it is said that anyone who has a chance to know this Yantra is very lucky and will never suffer in life, and it is believed that the power of this Yantra can make even enemies have no more hate. Let's soften their hearts to love and appreciate like a friendly cat that allows a mouse to drink its milk. In spite of nature, these two animals are enemies.
Moreover, Kruba Thakoon also inscribed a holy mantra around the 9 Celestials Astrologic Sarika Yantra & Mouse Drinks Cat's Milk Yantra with "Chao Ngo Summons Treasures Mantra (Katha Chao Ngo Riak Sub)", this mantra is related to Chao Ngo or Sang Thong following the magic scripture of northern Thailand. The functions of "Chao Ngo Summons Treasures Yantra" will make your assets increase continuously, like as the water seeps out from the sand pool. People who don't have money will be more comfortable and get better in financial status. Whoever has a lot of money, will have more until they can not shovel all in time. People in distress will become wealthy people. Those who have low-status will be promoted to higher status positions. And this mantra is also very good for attracting money and most wanted things to come to the owner. Furthermore, it also helps to call wealth, bring good fortune, & attract prosperity, be abundant with necessary things in life.
As for the handle of the ladle, it is made from "Golden Teak Wood (Mai Sak Thong)", the top of the auspicious wood for Thai people. "Sak" means "Dignity", so it is believed that anyone who owns this golden teak will be rich in honor, prestige, and rank. And in another meaning, "Sak" also means "Thao Sakka" or Lord Indra, the goddess of the Tavatimsa Heaven. The king of the gods is rich with over 30,000,000 angels and retinues, so that it could be said that there is no one as powerful in heaven as Lord Indra. Kruba Thakoon also inscribed the handle of the ladle with "Golden Koel Mantra (Katha Phaya Ka Wao Thong)", which has magic power in terms of charming voice and reputation, being praised by human and guardian spirits. Even Brahma also supports the prayer, having a reputation spread around. It also creates an attractive and charming look for the prayer. When having a negotiation, this mantra will make the speaker’s voice infatuate the audience. เคล็ดการบูชาพิเศษ:เอาจวักปักไว้ในกระถางธูป หรือในภาชนะเช่นแก้ว หรือถ้วย เอาข้าวเปลือก ข้าวสาร ข้าวตอก และธัญพืชต่างๆ ตั้งไว้บูชาโดยหันหน้าออกไปทางประตูบ้านเรือนร้านค้า เพื่อเรียกเพื่อกวักสิ่งที่เป็นมงคลเข้ามา
Special worship tips:Put the Lanna's Lucky Ladle on the incense burner. Or in a container such as a glass or cup that is filled with raw rice, unmilled rice, puffed rice, and various grains. Please place the Lanna's Lucky Ladle facing the doors of your house and shop to call to beckon auspicious things to come into that place.
1. "7 Colors Holy Thread" refers to the 7 stars that always give luck to the owner from Monday to Sunday. The worshiper must tie this 7 Colors Holy Thread to the handle of the ladle as the welcome ceremony on the first day.
2. "Gold Leaf" to increase the brilliant complexion and bright grandeur of the ladle so, it will attract money and absorb gold to run into this ladle directly. The same things will attract each other. The worshiper must stick a gold leaf to the spoon of the ladle as the welcome ceremony on the first day.
3. "Rice & Green Bean". The rice in Thai is pronounced as "Kao", which means "Always Come", so this rice will attract money flowing in continuously. While the green bean is a green cereal which refers to exuberance. The worshiper must fill the rice & green bean into a container for the ladle.
ตัวจวักทำจาก "กะลาเผือก" ของดีจากธรรมชาติที่เกิดขึ้นได้ยาก เป็นของขลังที่มีความศักดิ์สิทธิ์ในตัว ครูบาฐากูรได้จารด้วย "ยันต์ดอกบัวคำ" ยันต์นี้มีสิทธิคุณทางด้านเสน่หาเมตตามหานิยมคุณากร ผู้คนรักหุมชมชอบ ค้าขายหมาน มีโชคลาภเจริญทรัพย์โภคา ชุ่มเย็นรุ่งเรืองแล นอกจากนี้ครูบาฐากูรยังได้ลงอักขระแวดล้อมยันต์ดอกบัวคำด้วย "พระคาถาปลาตะเพียนเงินตะเพียนทอง" ที่มีสิทธิคุณทางด้านส่งเสริมการทำมาหากินอย่างเอกอุ ขยันเวียนว่ายชักชวนผู้คนให้แวะเข้ามาทักทาย ขายดิบขายดี มั่งมีเงินทอง เพราะปลาตะเพียนนั้น เป็นสัตว์น้ำที่หากินคล่อง หากินง่าย แหวกว่ายในสายชลได้พริ้วไหว มีความปราดเปรียวคล่องแคล่วยิ่งนัก อีกทั้งคนโบราณยังถือคติว่า ตะเพียน พ้องเสียงกับคำว่า จะเพียร อันมีกุศโลบายว่าการจะประสบความสำเร็จได้นั้น จะต้องมีความขยันหมั่นเพียร ขยันทำมาหากิน โดยไม่ย่อท้อต่ออุปสรรคนั่นเอง
ส่วนด้ามจวักทำจาก "ไม้สักทอง"ยอดไม้มงคลนามชั้นหนึ่งคู่คนไทย “สัก" หมายถึง “ศักดิ์ศรี” จึงเชื่อว่าผู้ใดได้ครอบครอบไม้สักทองนี้จะอุดมไปด้วยเกียรติยศ ศักดิ์ศรี ยศถาบรรดาศักดิ์ และในอีกความหมายหนึ่งคือ “ท้าวสักกะ” อันแปลว่า องค์อมอินทร์ เทวาธิบดีแห่งสวรรค์ชั้นดาวดึงส์ ราชาเทพผู้อุดมด้วยนางฟ้าและบริวาร มากกว่า 30,000,000 นาง จนกล่าวได้ว่าจะหาผู้ใดมีอำนาจในสรวงสวรรค์เท่าพระอินทร์นั้นไม่มี ครูบาฐากูรได้ลงตัวด้ามจวักด้วย "พระคาถากาเหว่าทอง" มีสิทธิคุณทางด้านปิยะเป็นเลิศ มนุษย์ชื่นชม เทวดานิยม พระพรหมเมตตา ชื่อเสียงระบือไกล เมื่อเจรจาพาทีจะมีมนต์ขลังทำให้คู่สนทนาลุ่มหลง
เคล็ดการบูชาพิเศษ: เอาจวักปักไว้ในกระถางธูป หรือในภาชนะเช่นแก้ว หรือถ้วย เอาข้าวเปลือก ข้าวสาร ข้าวตอก และธัญพืชต่างๆ ตั้งไว้บูชาโดยหันหน้าออกไปทางประตูบ้านเรือนร้านค้า เพื่อเรียกเพื่อกวักสิ่งที่เป็นมงคลเข้ามา
