The final consecration and ritual empowerment ceremony is scheduled for June 14, 2026. It will be conducted by a group of six lay practitioners at the Thawonwet Institute, with all sacred ingredients and ritual procedures provided and overseen by Chao Kru Sit Honanthawet Lanna.
The ingredients provided for the base compound include:
A highly potent, renowned, and long-established *Maha Khao Sai* (deep-penetrating/all-encompassing) wax base from the Honanthawet lineage—a powerful, complete, and self-sufficient formula.
Other components include: *Lok Krasan* (obsessive desire) compound, *Chang Sep Nang* (elephant-mating-with-maiden) formula, *Ma Sep Nang* (horse-mating-with-maiden) formula, *Nu Kin Nom Maew* (mouse-nursing-from-a-cat—also known as "cow-nursing-from-a-tiger"), *Nang Ha Chandra* (five-moons maiden) formula, *Ngao Wuet* (bewildering/dizzying) compound, *Kha Chai Wai* (lingering-in-the-mind) powder, *Oi Sam Mueang* (three-cities-allurement) powder, *Mai Dao Nam* (water-thrusting-wood) powder, *Nang Hap* (maiden-carrying-the-load) wax, *Nang Kon* (maiden-lingering) wax, *Nang Liao* (maiden-looking-back) wax, honeycomb from the *Pliao Pong Fa* (sky-reaching) tree, the lead drum-skin from a *Likay* (traditional folk theater) troupe, the lead drum-skin from a ceremonial procession, *Kamnot Manus* (human-desire) oil, *Nang Tanha* (maiden-of-lust) oil, and *Nang Mueang* (maiden-of-the-city) oil, among others.
The preparation process begins by creating a highly concentrated, viscous base compound, which naturally retains a distinct, potent herbal aroma. A portion of this base is applied to the bottom of each wax container. It is then covered with a "neutral" wax—a base that has been ritually empowered but is entirely free of color, taste, or scent. This neutral composition is intentional, designed to align with the specific instructions for practical use; once the accompanying manual is read, the reason for this odorless, tasteless, and colorless formulation will become clear. Focusing specifically on the "Dog-Possessed" (*Ma Khao Sai*) wax concentrate—a potent substance received from Ajarn Sit Honanthawet Lanna—it can be considered the absolute pinnacle of its kind. Ajarn Sit explained the properties of this wax as follows:
"This wax possesses a charm so profound that it mirrors a dog’s devotion to its master—no matter how much it is struck or mistreated, it remains devoid of anger, offering a loyalty that lasts until death. Furthermore, dogs possess an innate, insatiable instinct for mating; the 'Dog-Possessed' technique taps into this, ensuring a constant, abundant flow of sexual encounters. Because of this, Ajarn Sit was extremely protective of the wax. Upon its successful creation, he tested it by distributing it to individuals of all genders—men, women, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community—deliberately choosing those considered 'unattractive' to see if the magic would truly hold. The results were exceptional; in some cases, individuals even found partners who provided for them and took them abroad. Since then, he has never shared this wax with anyone else, guarding it jealously—he felt that such a perfectly potent batch could only ever be created once."
Regarding this *Maha Saneh* (great charm) wax concentrate:
One might naturally harbor lewd or base thoughts—that is simply a reflection of individual differences in perspective. However, consider this: regardless of the scientific process through which conception occurs, every human being ultimately originates from two sources—a father and a mother. The fundamental process of human genesis transcends religious labels; we are, quite simply, human beings who have opened our eyes to the world, drawn breath, and been shaped by our upbringing. Before one matures and begins to internalize the teachings of a spiritual master, there exists a fundamental truth—a philosophy emphasized across many traditions—that underscores the importance of gratitude toward one’s parents and benefactors. In this regard, religious boundaries do not apply; those who study these matters deeply will find that all major religions share a common perspective on this point.
However, there are indeed rules—moral guidelines that must be strictly observed. One cannot simply act on every base impulse or physical desire. The third precept, in particular, must be upheld firmly; teachers have issued stern warnings against violating this—do not covet or take what belongs to another, lest you unknowingly descend into a lower state.
Although this particular *si phueng* (sacred wax) is primarily renowned for its power to attract, its true utility depends on one’s own intentions. If the energy of attraction is channeled toward commerce, it can lead to genuine prosperity and growth. Consider, for instance, that many traditional incantations for business and trade are inherently linked to the concept of attraction. Why is this? Because when someone wishes to purchase your goods, a form of "desire" arises within them. Such desire is, in essence, a type of fascination—distinct from the carnal or romantic attraction, yet rooted in the same underlying principle. It is simply a matter of how one chooses to direct it.