Sak Yant Stencils For Tracing

[diagram: two five-spired pagoda-shaped yantra stencils, each with Khom-script syllables in medallions and short lines of small script below, not further legible]

Khrob Jakrawan ("Encompassing the Universe") — a protective yantra

[illegible]

[diagram: two five-spired pagoda-shaped yantra stencils, each with Khom-script syllables in medallions flanked by small script, not further legible]

Na of Khun Phaen, Great Charm — a love-and-allure yantra invoking the legendary Khun Phaen

Na [illegible], Fame/Reputation

[diagram: two vertical yantra stencils, each a column of Khom-script syllables topped by a spiral medallion]

Fortune/Luck

Charm and Loving-kindness

[diagram: four yantra stencils arranged in a 2×2 grid, each an arch- or spiral-topped design flanked by columns of Khom-script syllables; reading order top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right]

Na [illegible]

Na of Fragrance (an allure/charm yantra)

Na, Arising [illegible] (a fortune yantra)

Na of Arising Wealth

[diagram: six small yantra stencils arranged in a 3×2 grid, each an arch- or square-framed spiral design flanked by four Khom/Thai syllables at the corners; reading order top-left, top-right, mid-left, mid-right, bottom-left, bottom-right]

Na of Phra Sivali (the monk associated with gain and fortune)

Na of Phra Sivali

Na of Having/Possessing

Na of Money

Na of the Wealthy Man/Millionaire

Na, Eating Without Ever Running Out (an abundance charm)

[diagram: eight vertical bands of Khom-script syllables arranged in two groups of four, each band topped by a spiral, flame, or coiled finial]

Fortune, Money and Gold

Charm and Loving-kindness

[diagram: an ornate yantra — a lotus blossom flanked by two fish, topped by a spiral medallion and flame finial, with Khom-script syllables surrounding the lotus petals and a caption line beneath the fish, followed by a long vertical column of Khom script running down the page to a closing spiral medallion]

All-Purpose Lotus (a general-blessing yantra)

[diagram: three vertical yantra stencils — a cloth-wrapped pot or gourd, an elephant-headed figure, and a lotus blossom — each surmounted by a spiral or flame finial and flanked by Khom-script syllables, with a long vertical column of Khom script beneath each running to the foot of the page]

Fortune/Luck

Removing Obstacles

Charm and Loving-kindness

[diagram: a tall composite yantra — a lotus blossom, then a pair of birds, then a second lotus, each stacked with Khom-script syllables and finials, continuing into a long vertical column of Khom script down the page; below, three further small diagrams — a bird in flight, two cloth money-pouches, and a gecko — each flanked by Khom-script syllables]

Charm, Loving-kindness and Fortune Designs (a set of yantras for allure and luck)

Five-row yantra of Ganesha

[diagram: an elephant-headed deity (Ganesha) wearing a crown, tongue extended, flanked by five vertical columns of sacred yantra script]

Five-row yantra of the Naga King

[diagram: a rearing serpent (naga) with scaled coils, flanked by five vertical columns of sacred yantra script]

Row yantra of the sariga (mynah) birds

[diagram: two sariga (mynah) birds facing each other, heads meeting so their bodies form a heart shape, flanked by five vertical columns of sacred yantra script]

Row yantra of the golden lotus

[diagram: a lotus flower in bloom, flanked by six vertical columns of sacred yantra script]

[diagram: a long-necked gourd tied with a ribbon bow atop a round base, with a short column of sacred yantra script above and beside it]

Yantra of the wealth-drawing gourd

[diagram: a large gourd-shaped vessel with a gecko climbing across it, set within an oval border of sacred yantra script]

Yantra of the paired geckos with lotus

[diagram: two geckos facing each other flanking a lotus flower, arranged within a circular border of sacred yantra script]

Yantra of the [illegible] gecko

[diagram: a single gecko above a curling, heart-shaped tail, with sacred yantra script beside it]

Yantra of the entwined geckos

[diagram: two geckos coiled together with tails entwined in a loop, surrounded by sacred yantra script]

Yantra of the gecko holding silver [in its mouth]

[diagram: a gecko beside a curling spiral emblem, with sacred yantra script beside it]

Lotus yantra

[diagram: a lotus flower in full bloom, encircled by a ring of sacred yantra script]

[diagram: a lotus bud with a syllable inscribed on each of two petals, its stem curling down to a looped emblem with sacred yantra script beside it]

Yantra of the paired sariga (mynah) birds

[diagram: a lotus flower above a pair of phoenix-like sariga birds with wings spread wide, flanked by sacred yantra script]

Yantra of paired sariga birds — the 'Na Ok Taek' (heart-opening) formula

[diagram: two birds facing each other, wings forming a heart shape above a spiral emblem, surrounded by sacred yantra script]

Yantra of paired sariga birds with the wealth-drawing gourd

[diagram: two birds flanking a gourd-shaped emblem, surrounded by sacred yantra script]

Yantra of the paired sariga (mynah) birds

[diagram: two birds facing each other, heads meeting so their bodies form a heart shape, surrounded by sacred yantra script]

Yantra of the [illegible] bird

[diagram: an owl perched on a round coin-like disc, surrounded by sacred yantra script]

Yantra of the Golden Peacock. [stencil: a peacock with tail fully fanned in display, eye-spotted feathers radiating outward, flanked above by three flame/spiral-topped finials; framed by an arc of fine cursive incantation script too small to read with confidence]

[a caption is present at the lower right but is too small and stylized to read with confidence]. [stencil, page laid out sideways: two mirror-image mythical serpent-dragon creatures with scaled fish-like bodies, dragon heads with flowing manes, and flame-tipped tails, facing outward from the page's fold; each framed by an arc of fine cursive incantation script]

Yantra of the Wild Rooster (jungle fowl) — reading of the exact name is not fully certain. [stencil: two roosters in fighting-cock posture, each set within a roundel of fine cursive incantation script; the lower rooster has a small spiral talisman mark above its head]

Yantra of the Paired Tapian Fish (twin carp). / Yantra of the Fighting Fish (betta). [stencil: two large carp facing each other beneath a row of finials and a central looped talisman, framed by an arc of fine cursive incantation script; below, a single smaller fighting fish with dark scaled body and flared fins]

Yantra of the Deer Looking Back. [stencil: a leaping deer with flame-tipped antlers, head turned backward over its shoulder, a heart-shaped amulet with an inner spiral motif floating beside it, framed by an arc of fine cursive incantation script]

Yantra of Narayana (Vishnu) Riding Garuda. [stencil: a four-armed crowned deity holding a discus, a trident-like weapon, a raised hand, and a mace, standing atop Garuda whose wings and talons spread below; framed by an arched border of fine cursive incantation script]

Yantra of the Naga King. [stencil: a coiled serpent-dragon (naga) with a flame-tipped tail and a small spiral amulet mark at the center of its coil, framed by an arc of fine cursive incantation script]

Yantra of the Naga King (a second variant). [stencil: a coiled serpent-dragon with a flame-tipped tail, head turned toward a cluster of small radiating script marks, framed by an arc of fine cursive incantation script]

[a vertical caption at the upper left is too small and stylized to read with confidence]. [stencil: a magic-square style grid of numbered cells (a few Thai numerals such as 9, 7, 3, 1, and 6 are distinguishable; most surrounding characters are not legible), flanked above and below by mirror-image guardian/asura figures each holding a trident-like weapon, with a wide radiating band of fine cursive incantation script to the right]

Yantra of Hanuman Unleashing His Power. [stencil: a multi-armed Hanuman figure brandishing a spear and a bow and sword, his coiled tail looping beneath him, two small circular amulet marks flanking his legs, framed by a rounded rectangular border of fine cursive incantation script]

Yant: Hanuman Receiving Weapons

[diagram: a fanged demon/giant face biting a dagger, centred on a coiled, scaled serpent-like body; above it, two banners on knotted poles and a spear point; single Khom protective syllables mark several points on the coils, with a dense semicircular band of incantation text beneath the figure]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: Hanuman Raising the Banner, Leading the Army

[diagram: Hanuman crouched, holding aloft a banner on a pole in one hand and a sword in the other; a lotus-like rosette motif at upper right; single Khom protective syllables scattered around the figure, framed left and right by curved bands of incantation text]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: Phaya Phali

[diagram: a crowned warrior figure leaping, sword raised aloft in one hand, the other hand open; five pagoda-spire finials radiate above, each hung with a Khom syllable; a stacked rectangular cartouche with syllables at top centre; a small triangle with a syllable at the bottom; a dense arc of incantation text frames the lower part of the composition]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: Ongkhot

[diagram: a crowned standing warrior figure, hands folded at the waist; the whole scene is bordered by an arched band of dense incantation text running up both sides and over the top; below the figure the drapery becomes an interlaced, knotted coil pattern with syllables set within the loops; a small square cartouche with a syllable near the lower right]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: The Monkey Coiled, Swallowing the Weapon

[diagram: a monkey figure inside a large teardrop-shaped loop, gripping the loop with both hands and holding a short blade at the waist; a band of incantation text runs along the inside of the loop on both sides; a single Khom syllable beside the head]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: The Wind Monkey Going to War

[diagram: a monkey in mid-leap, gripping a long-handled axe raised overhead with both hands, tail curling behind; scattered Khom protective syllables near the body; a spiral motif near the tail; a diagonal arc of incantation text runs along the lower-left edge of the composition]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: Tiger Looking Back

[diagram: a striped tiger crouching with its head turned back over its shoulder; above it, a cluster of pagoda-spire finials with hanging syllables and a circular medallion with a syllable at top centre; a dense arc of incantation text sweeps from upper left to lower right around the tiger's body]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: Tiger Head

[diagram: a roaring tiger's head only, fangs bared, whiskers radiating outward; a continuous ring of incantation text encircles the whole head; near the lower left, a figure-eight/infinity sigil paired with a coiled spiral, plus loose syllables]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: Tiger Pouncing on Prey

[diagram: a tiger climbing/leaping upward and to the left, claws extended, tail curled in a loop above its back; a line of incantation text runs down the right margin and a dense diagonal arc of further text sweeps below-left of the tiger; near its haunches, a cluster of sigils — a spiral, a wavy line mark, and loose syllables. The title caption is written vertically along the right margin rather than beneath the figure.]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

Yant: Pair of Tigers

[diagram: two mirror-image tigers leaping/snarling, arranged in rotational (yin-yang-like) symmetry around a central cluster of sigils — a coiled spiral, zigzag marks, small circles, and loose syllables connected by radiating lines; a wide ring of incantation text encircles the whole composition. The title caption and a signature-like flourish are written vertically near the bottom-right margin.]. Surrounding incantation text is written in stylised Khom sak-yant script: [illegible].

[stencil: a tiger leaping at the top and a scroll-maned lion (singha) below, mirrored around a central cluster of auspicious sigils — a coiled spiral, linked ovals, and a quatrefoil knot — connected by radiating lines to the left; a broad arc of Khom incantation script curves along the right edge] [Khom characters in the yantra: illegible] [vertical handwritten caption at lower right: illegible]

Yantra of the Lion Looking Back. [stencil: a singha (mythical lion) walking with its head turned back over its shoulder, flame-scroll ornament at the mane and tail-tip, five small pendant charms hanging above, the body encircled by a ring of Khom incantation text] [Khom characters in the yantra: illegible]

Yantra of the Leaping Lion. [stencil: a singha bounding forward with a small pennant flag above it, the body encircled by a ring of Khom incantation text] [Khom characters in the yantra: illegible]

Yantra of the White Eel. [stencil: above, a single serpent/eel coiling into a heart-shaped loop around a four-petaled sigil; below, a pair of serpents interlaced in a knot with their heads facing outward; pendant charms hang above; both figures are ringed with Khom incantation text] [Khom characters in the yantra: illegible]

Yantra of Phor Kae (the Elder Father-Teacher), Half Figure. [stencil: the bust of an elderly bearded man wearing a flame-tipped crown, a string of prayer beads at the neck, and a draped shoulder cloth; six pendant charms hang above, the figure ringed by Khom incantation text] [Khom characters in the yantra: illegible]

[stencil: a single naga/dragon with a scaled body curving into an S-shape, its tail tip rendered as flame scrollwork; no writing appears on this page]

[stencil: a naga/dragon with finely detailed scales, its body curved into a V-shape, head turned to the right, flame scrollwork at the crest and tail-tip; no writing appears on this page]

[stencil: a monkey figure (Hanuman) raising an axe or halberd overhead with both hands, tail coiled behind; no writing appears on this page]

[stencil: a striped tiger climbing downward head-first, its tail curled upward; no writing appears on this page]

[stencil: two mirror-image striped tigers, the upper one climbing downward and the lower one climbing upward, their tails crossing at the center; no writing appears on this page]