From Sis Chanel

Phra Kruba Kritsana Intowanno is probably one of the well guru master, due in part to his exceptionally beautiful and unique style of amulets, more commonly known as Butterfly Amulets. (Thep Jamleng Pamora)

In addition many people have reported significant changes to their lives since wearing his amulets which have become extremely popular amongst devotees.

All his amulets are painstakingly hand painted with only a few being made on a daily basis. Most designs are are limited in number and all are definitely unique.

Caution is advised when purchasing a 'Butterfly Amulet' not only because of the vast number of imitations but also because of the wide availability of the inferior, factory made, mass produced copies.

This amulet has been properly blessed by Kruba Kritsana himself and are made from a carefully selected mixture of holy components, powders and gems. The paints used are all natural.

The prices of the genuine amulets can range from a few hundred dollars to thousands of dollars depending on the rarity and age and the mixture of gems and other precious metals..

A common feature of almost all the amulets are the exquisite natural gemstones which have the potential to harness natural energies and endow the wearer with good luck and and fortune. Kruba Kritsana once said that 'not any gemstone can be used, only those which have been blessed and cleansed of any impure energy'. This particular amulet features a number of semi-precious stones on the reverse in addition to a hand engraved yant in gold.

A unique feature of his amulets is the strong and distinctive fragrance, which originates from the sacred mixture of flowers and herbs used in the preparation.

This amulet is known as a butterfly amulet and it is recognized as his trademark design. It actually features a pair of salika birds.

Salika birds are known to have a beautiful voice, and it is for this reason that the amulet is often associated with love, attraction of opposite sexes and good relationships.

The sweet talker being able to charm his companion or hosts. Card sharps and professional gamblers will also often carry a Salika amulet as it is thought to bring prosperity and luck, generally for the same reasons.

Gee. Am tempted to get one of these. Any comments or thoughts? I know a couple of forumers have this. Any significance change or improvement to your life?