Horse Hugging Lady Cloth by Phra Arjarn Lun, Wat Huai Khun Phra, Chiang Rai Province.
Ma Sep Nang (Horse Hugging Lady) is an ancient and revered spell of supreme charm from the Lanna tradition. It is renowned for its profound loving-kindness and great popularity, enhancing charisma so that those who feel lacking in charm naturally draw attention, affection, and strong attraction from the opposite sex. It is especially suited for those engaged in negotiation, commerce, business deals, customer service, or professions that require interacting with large crowds.
In past eras, young Lanna men commonly carried a Horse Hugging Lady cloth or Takrud when going out to flirt with a girl, to capture the interest and affection of the girl they desired. This amulet can be used by both men and women alike, serving as a supportive tool to boost charm and grace, though its efficacy ultimately depends on the individual's personal karma and destiny.
The story and legend of Ma Sep Nang is told as there was a family which had a very beautiful daughter and she raised one horse of her own. This horse has a perfect body, well bred and admired by the whole village. The lady looked after this horse every day and became in love with the horse. Till one day, the strong love attraction could not resist them having sexual intercourse.
When her father found out, he was very angry and killed the horse. The girl was desperate and very upset. She held her breath till dead, along with her beloved horse. Ma Sep Nang is a strong amulet for love attraction. Users should use with moral and do not play with someone's feeling. It is an occult sorcery that has major abilities in attraction, mesmerizing people, lovable to people all around.
Prohibitions: Do not violate the spouse of another. Do not steal another person's partner. Do not commit adultery or court someone under the protection of their family (meaning a man or woman whose parents, brothers, or sisters look after them; permission must be obtained from them first, and courtship must follow traditional and ancient customs). Do not place the Horse Hugging Lady amulet higher than or together with Buddha amulets. Do not put it on the same necklace chain as Buddha amulets; it must be worn lower than Buddha amulets. Do not place the Horse Hugging Lady amulet in inappropriate locations. When carrying the Horse Hugging Lady amulet, one should not spit into a toilet bowl. One should not curse others with harsh words under any circumstances; speak only good words and use pleasant speech. However, if one does not strictly follow these prohibitions, the Horse Hugging Lady amulet will ultimately become ineffective. Use it within the boundaries of the Five Precepts. In the event that you acquire a husband or wife through the supernatural power of this Horse Hugging Lady amulet, do not deceive them; take care of them until your shared karmic ties expire. Once the Horse Hugging Lady amulet is working well and yielding good results, you should make merit by offering food to monks and dedicate the merits to the celestial masters who guard the Horse Hugging Lady amulet. With faith and belief, you will inevitably experience it for yourself.
Mintage Quantity Of Horse Hugging Lady Cloth (series:Traimas 69)
White cloth with red ink = 28 pieces.
White cloth with gold ink = 42 pieces.
Black cloth with gold ink = 45 pieces.
Note: Every piece is individually numbered.
Size: 12 × 8 inches.
A Brief Biography Of Phra Arjarn Lun, Wat Huai Khun Phra, Chiang Rai Province.
Phra Arjarn Lun was ordained as a novice in 2001 at Wat Mae Hang, Wiang Kalong Subdistrict, Wiang Pa Pao District, Chiang Rai Province. He received his full ordination as a Buddhist monk in 2010 at Wat Huai Bong, Si Wichai Subdistrict, Li District, Lamphun Province. His prelate (Upajjhaya) was Phra Khru Wibun Phawana Nusasana (Phra Arjarn Sanit Phutthawamso), the abbot of Wat Huai Bong; his Karmavaca-acariya was Phra Sap Panyapatipo; and his Anusavanacariya was Phra Arjarn Sathian Thitametho of Wat Bo Kang.
Lineage and Studies: Phra Arjarn Lun sought and studied magical arts and esoteric knowledge from several respected masters: Laymaster Pui (Pho-ui Pan) of Ban Pa Phai Mae Bon, Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai Province, between 2012 and 2014. Kruba Som of Wat Pang Nam Hai, Mae Suai District, Chiang Rai Province, from 2007 to 2012. Phra Arjarn Sathian of Wat Bo Kang, San Pa Tong District, Chiang Mai Province, studying Sui Yin Cho knowledge starting from 2010 onwards.
During his journey in seeking knowledge from various masters, Phra Arjarn Lum met Phra Achan Rachhan of Wat Nong Pa Mueat, with whom he studied and exchanged numerous Lanna magical lineages. He also researched and exchanged magical texts originating from Luang Pu Pan Photirangsi (a fellow practitioner in the lineage of Kruba Wang of Wat Ban Den) alongside Phra Arjarn Kopchai Suphaphaso, who was also a monk during 2011–2012. Presently, he applies this acquired knowledge to create traditional Lanna amulets with the aim of preserving and propagating this sacred lineage so it does not fade away with time, utilizing these arts to aid people and support the continuation of Buddhism.
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