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Forgiveness Mantra by Luang Pho Ngern of Wat Bang Khlan to Unlock Karmic Bonds and Enhance Popularity

Belief30 Dec 2025 13:33 GMT+7

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Forgiveness Mantra by Luang Pho Ngern of Wat Bang Khlan to Unlock Karmic Bonds and Enhance Popularity

Ending the old year and welcoming the new year 2026 with something good, we reveal " the Forgiveness Mantra by Luang Pho Ngern of Wat Bang Khlan" Luang Pho Ngern Phutthachote of Wat Bang Khlan is known for a sacred mantra believed to unlock karmic bonds, reduce resentment, and enhance charm and popularity.

Luang Pho Ngern is a famous monk revered for his sacred amulets and spiritual powers related to invincibility, great charm, and healing various illnesses. He is regarded as one of the most powerful and respected monks of his era.

/horoscope/Thairath Online presents the ultimate short forgiveness mantra to help unlock your life.

The forgiveness mantra by Luang Pho Ngern of Wat Bang Khlan

"Phuttho Kammatthamo Kammachutisampudtho" (May any karma be forgiven by the power of the Samputtho Buddha). Recite 3, 7, or 9 times.

Follow with a prayer. "Gayakammang Wachikammang Manokammang Sappapapang Ahosikammang Thavesi Pasittha Me" (I ask forgiveness from all karmic creditors, both known and unknown, may forgiveness be granted from this day forward).

This mantra was practiced daily by Luang Pho Ngern of Bang Khlan before alms rounds.

When to use this mantra

This mantra is not only for asking forgiveness from karmic creditors but also has many other powers.

  • Use it when feeling stuck, when life is not smooth, obstacles occur often, or business is failing; it is believed to open the path for merit.
  • Before sleeping, to purify the mind and prevent holding grudges before rest.
  • When making merit, recite after pouring water offerings to fully dedicate merit to karmic creditors.
  • Use to cultivate loving-kindness; recite so that those who are angry with each other may return to kindness.

However, asking for forgiveness must come from sincere practice; it is believed to be more effective than empty words.