Mitmor

	Mitmor blessed by Luang Phor Kant. Mitmor handle is carved from bone and scabbard from wood. This particular example is in almost mint condition, truely wonderful. Luang Phor Kant, the disciple of Luang Phor Doem, inherited this knowledge, and continued the tradition, creating some of the most potent Mitmor ever made. He was born around BE 2420 and entered the priesthood in BE 2440, passing away in BE 2513. His knives are a perfect substitution for the very rare and expensive mitmor created by his mentor. The word Mit Mor is a folk word to describe a medic or specialist knife. Mor meaning “specialist” and Mit meaning “Knife”. As such Mitmor literally means a knife created by a specialist in the sacred sciences. Mitmor created by Luang Phor Doem and his disciples are often called by two other formal names, Mit Dhep Sattra or ''the God's knife'' and Mit Prab Pairee or the ''conquering knife''. It is known that the mitmor carries comprehensive properties similar to that of an amulet, particularly for: - self protection - dispersing and conquering evil spirits - destroying all kinds of black magic including invulnerability - detecting poisonous food - making powerful holy water - healing diseases and illnesses by encircling the affected area. Uncountable events in the past long years proved the efficacy of mitmor created by these masters. Miraculous phenomena often occurred; in fighting events, gunman were frightened--their guns dysfunction or bullets would not penetrate into the knife's owner and assailants were killed by only one stab of a little knife. Please be sure to read the full story