佛历：BE.2560（2017）
总督造数量：100 枚
本批巴拉吉由龙婆宋蓬依照传统法脉古法督造，全程择定吉日吉时进行加持，以确保圣物完成时具备稳定且完整的法力结构。此批为限量督造，并非长期制作之物。
巴拉吉所采用的核心材料，为天然在户外被天雷击中的白水牛角，并非人为宰杀。此类雷劈水牛角在泰国传统信仰中，被认为本身即具极强阳性能量，即使未经过高僧加持，也被视为具备辟邪、镇煞之效，属于多年难得一遇的珍贵圣料。
此外，每一根巴拉吉皆由龙婆宋蓬亲手刻写经文，并非模具复制，每一枚符文皆不相同，属于“一物一符”的圣物形式，更容易与佩戴者形成个人感应。
在泰国传统中，巴拉吉被视为兼具人缘、财运与防护的实用型圣物，广泛应用于现实生活中。许多商户会将巴拉吉悬挂在店内或放置于收银抽屉中，以助生意、人气与财运。
巴拉吉在以下方面尤为突出：
・增强人缘与个人魅力
・协助生意、财运与交易顺利
・招偏财、机会财
・提升赌运与风险运
・辟邪挡煞、防不净干扰
・防危险、避意外
在使用上，巴拉吉被认为百无禁忌，任何性别、任何场合皆可佩戴或随身携带。
若外宿酒店或陌生环境，泰国传统用法为以巴拉吉轻敲床的四个角各三次，用以稳定环境气场，使人安睡无扰。
This Palakit was consecrated by LP Sompong according to traditional lineage methods. The blessing ceremony was performed on carefully selected auspicious dates and times to ensure a stable and complete spiritual structure. This is a limited production batch and not a regularly produced item.
The core material used is a naturally lightning-struck white buffalo horn. The buffalo must have been struck by lightning in an open natural environment, not killed by human action. In Thai belief, such lightning-struck horn is believed to possess strong positive energy on its own, even without consecration, and is regarded as a rare and highly valuable sacred material.
Each Palakit is individually hand-carved with yantra inscriptions by LP Sompong himself. No two pieces share the same inscriptions, making every Palakit a unique consecrated object that is believed to resonate more personally with its wearer.
In Thai tradition, Palakit is regarded as a practical amulet combining charm, wealth attraction, and protection. Many shop owners place Palakit inside their shops or near cash registers to support business flow, popularity, and financial luck.
This Palakit is especially known for:
・Enhancing personal charm and social attraction
・Supporting business, financial flow, and trade success
・Attracting windfall and opportunity-based wealth
・Improving gambling and risk-related luck
・Repelling negative entities and harmful influences
・Providing protection from danger and accidents
Palakit is considered free of taboos and suitable for both men and women, and can be worn or carried in any environment.
When staying overnight in unfamiliar places, traditional practice involves lightly tapping the four corners of the bed three times to stabilize the surrounding energy and ensure peaceful rest.