Meed Mor Mahawet Khao Aor LP Kloy

 Meed Mor LP Kloy Mahawet Khao Aor is a rare Thai amulet. The Meed Mor handle is designed with the image of a great hermit. This Meed Mor Mahawet is believed to offer protection to its worshipers from harm, malevolent spirits, black magic, and negative influences. Moreover, this exorcist’s knife is said to make the worshiper invulnerable and capable of defeating sharp objects.

 Luang Pu Kloy was the abbot of Wat Phukaotong in Phatthalung province. He was born in Phatthalung on February 9, 1929. He became a novice at the age of 19 at Wat Daun SaLa and was ordained as a monk on March 1, 1950, at Wat KuanBunTaRarm. He was ordained by Luang Pu Ied, Phra Maha Jerm, and Phra Kru GarChard. Luang Pu Kloy was an expert in the concentration of mindfulness in the Buddhist way. He also studied Visha (magic) and crafted efficacious amulets, learning from Luang Pu Ied of Khao Aor, who was a highly respected guru monk with deep knowledge of Visha in South Thailand. Many gurus, including Ruesi, Brahman, and magic practitioners, learned how to make Hoon Payom from Phra Acharn Kloy A-Na-Mo, who inherited knowledge of making Hoon Payom.

 The Meed Mor is a magical knife created by a master monk (Guru monk). They come in both mini and large sizes. The mini size is suitable for carrying with you when traveling, while the large size is for worship at home. The Meed Mor is believed to help prevent black magic and protect against various mystical influences. It is considered a valuable item for collectors.

The Power of Meed Mor (Magical Knife):

• Repels the effects of black magic.
• Enhances leadership, Metta (love & kindness), and offers protection from accidents and personal injury.
• Exorcises resident evil spirits.
• Protects against the influence of other powerful talismans.
• Provides protection from animal bites.
• If kept at home, it can give the worshiper a prior warning of impending danger, such as fire or theft.
• If someone is afflicted by black magic that manifests as localized bodily swelling, the Meed Mor can be gently used to touch the affected areas, pushing the afflicted areas to the extremities of the body.
• To exorcise evil spirits that possess a human vessel, the blade of the Meed Mor can be applied directly to the patient's head or the nape of the neck. It can also be used in conjunction with holy water.