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Official Katha of Kuman Thong by LP Tae of Wat Sam Ngam Temple

From the Ancient Thai Guru Master Luang Phor Tae, the first creator of the Kuman Thong statue and effigy amulet, he recommended 5 incense sticks to be used for praying. We know that each master has their own Katha to chant to their own Kuman Thong. But the first ancient Katha for Kuman Thong is usable if you have faith in them, and is attached for your reference. Kuman Thong can bring fortune and good luck to the owner. Kuman Thong is not evil spirits as they have been blessed and accepted a vow given by the monks who made them. Their entire objective is to respect and provide a helping hand to their owner (adopted parents). Official Katha of Kuman Thong by Wat Sam Ngam Namo Tassa Bhagavatoh Arahatoh Samma Sambuddhassa x 3 Buddhassa Bucha, Dhammasa Bucha, Sangkasa Bucha, Pati-Pati Bucha Bhawantu-may. Au-ka-sa, Au-ka-sa, Ka-pa-jow-kor-wai, Took-kar-tart-thong, Kor-jong-ma-bun-gert, Yu-nai-jak-kuk-tart-wan, Nai-mano-tart-wan, Nai-gai-tart-wan, Heng-ka-pa-jow, Kor-day-cha, Ka-par-jow, Dai-bum-pen-guk-soon, Ma-tae a-nek, A-nan-tar-chart, Gert-dui-took-ka-tar-thong, Lahp-prakan, Jong-ma, Bun-gert, Gae-ka-par-jow, Tang-pad-tit, Neng-neng, Jong-ma-took-wan, Yah-dai-kard, Sak-ka-rak-nan, Hai-meuan-ong, Took-ka-tart-thong, Nan-terd.