Thai Sacred Num Mun Jim Tidbed (Caught on a hook)
Maha Saneh Dok Thong Blessed Oil
Traditional Formula by Ajarn Pu Ee
Discover an authentic Thai sacred oil prepared according to the traditional teachings of Ajarn Pu Ee. This special Num Mun Jim Tidbed (caught on a hook) combines the respected Prai Sai Lang lineage with a Maha Saneh Dok Thong formula that has long been valued in Thai spiritual traditions.
For generations, sacred charm oils have been carried or lightly applied as part of personal spiritual practice before important occasions, business meetings, social gatherings, ceremonies, or travel. Devotees appreciate these traditional formulas as symbols of confidence, positive energy, and auspicious blessings.
This authentic oil is handcrafted in Thailand and blessed according to traditional ritual methods, making it an excellent addition to any Thai amulet collection or spiritual practice.
Product Details
- Authentic Thai Sacred Blessed Oil
- Formula: Num Mun Jim Tidbed
- Maha Saneh Dok Thong Formula
- Traditional Prai Sai Lang Lineage
- Blessed by Ajarn Pu Ee
- Handmade in Thailand
- Ready to carry or use as part of traditional spiritual practice
Traditional Believed Benefits
According to Thai spiritual traditions, devotees believe this sacred oil may help to:
- Encourage Metta Maha Niyom (loving-kindness and goodwill)
- Enhance personal confidence and positive presence
- Promote harmonious relationships and communication
- Support favorable first impressions
- Attract positive opportunities
- Encourage prosperity and success in business
- Invite good fortune and auspicious energy
- Help overcome obstacles with renewed confidence
- Strengthen spiritual focus during prayer or meditation
The above benefits are based on traditional Thai cultural and spiritual beliefs. This item is offered as a religious and collectible item, and individual experiences may vary.
Traditional Usage
Traditionally, devotees apply a very small amount to personal items or pulse points before important occasions, business activities, social events, or prayer. Many practitioners also recite a traditional Katha (blessing) while using the oil as part of their personal spiritual practice.
