The Impact of Amulet 9: How It Continues to Capture the Imagination

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Amulets are objects that are believed to possess magical powers and provide protection to the wearer. They have been used throughout history in numerous cultures and religions as symbols of strength and security. One particular amulet that is often mentioned is the Amulet 9 booi. The Amulet 9 booi is a traditional Thai amulet that is known for its mystical properties. It is believed to have been created by a famous Thai monk named Luang Phor Tuad, who was revered for his wisdom and supernatural abilities. The amulet is said to contain the spirit of Luang Phor Tuad, which provides protection and guidance to its wearer.


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I just don t think we ve been able to appreciate all angles of womanhood, girlhood and sisterhood for what it is; trying to have fun in a world designed to condemn you for being what you are. All too soon, young girls are taught to conform to heteronormative patriarchal beliefs that both condemn and worship femininity, purity and obedience.

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The amulet is said to contain the spirit of Luang Phor Tuad, which provides protection and guidance to its wearer. The Amulet 9 booi is made from a combination of sacred materials, such as sacred powders, holy oils, and precious gemstones. These materials are believed to enhance the amulet's power and strengthen its protective qualities.

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Maybe I missed the boat on this one. Can anyone share more information on this cool version of the classic cabby? It works more like a spirit cabinet. No suspicious movements underneath the box. Is it available anywhere?

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. Posted: Sep 5, 2011 06:08 pm

The video told where it came from. Back track to: http://www.practical-magic.com and do a search for Cabby and you have it!

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Posted: Sep 5, 2011 06:44 pm

97.50 Great Britian Pounds, that is about $156.95 in American Currency, plus postage to the U.S. of $40 or more dollars (read there postage requirements) I would expect that this trick would cost almost $250.00 if delivered to the U.S. Then there is customs.

Posted: Sep 5, 2011 07:51 pm I'm impressed. ~michael baker
The Magic Company Posted: Sep 5, 2011 08:22 pm

Thanks Spellbinder and wmhegbli! Sorry for my lack-of-YouTube savvy. Gotta surf more in my spare time.

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. Posted: Sep 5, 2011 08:27 pm Quote:
On 2011-09-05 15:51, Michael Baker wrote:
I'm impressed.
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. Posted: Sep 5, 2011 08:34 pm Quote: On 2011-09-05 16:27, Wizard of Oz wrote:
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On 2011-09-05 15:51, Michael Baker wrote:
I'm impressed.

If you order it, please come back and give us a review of the prop, workmanship, and if the method impressed you from the norm. Thanks.

Posted: Sep 7, 2011 04:03 am

I have this prop, and also Mikame's version of the silk cabinet. And actually, I like the method of this one better. I would also add that the customer support I've received from Practical Magic has been awesome. They are very quick to respond to any requests or issues that I've had. I would highly recommend this version.

As far as postage or other customs requirements, maybe this is new, but I didn't pay nearly that much in postage. I live in Indianapolis, Indiana, and have ordered a couple of times from them. Postage was reasonable, nowhere near $40 mentioned above, and the shipping time was very reasonable.

Posted: Sep 8, 2011 12:25 am Thanks Doug. That makes it more tempting. Nothing like a good word from fellow Café diners. Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. Posted: Apr 27, 2017 08:52 pm

Does anyone know if these are still available? They don't seem to be on their site any longer.

Posted: Apr 27, 2017 10:52 pm

Bob, Practical Magic would know, why not send them an email.

This is the 2nd question I have read for old Practical Magic product inquiry.

Really, only Practical Magic would know the correct answer.

I have found, from experience over 60 years buying magic props, that it is best to buy magic when it is available, not after it is unavailable, as it usually will never be available again. All these magicians who buy props, and sell them, only to be wanting to purchase them again in the future. When a magician buys a prop, it is usually because there was something you thought you liked or could use, so hang onto it, and don't sell it.

Posted: May 10, 2017 02:03 pm

Sometime you can get lucky on some of the auction sites. Jim Rawlins has a magic collectibles site that has a good variety of items that are no longer available. No association BTW other than a happy customer.

Posted: May 21, 2017 04:39 pm PM sent Posted: Jun 1, 2017 10:33 pm

Someone stated there are custom charges when shipped to the USA. We don't pay custom charges from overseas shipments coming in the US. Everyone else pays custom charges when we ship to them outside the US. Practical magic is in the process of an ownership change. You may know that Jeremy the owner passed away a few months back and his wife sold the business. There online shop is down right now while the ownership changes occur. They are not going out of business, just new owners. I have ordered a few items from them. Never paid any custom charges. Now as far as shipping it depends on the size of the item. Until they reopen we will not know what the shipping charges will be.

So, while CNN might have negatively described it as a “heat-seeking missile for a female audience” , I don’t think they’re wholly wrong. I just don’t think we’ve been able to appreciate all angles of womanhood, girlhood and sisterhood for what it is; trying to have fun in a world designed to condemn you for being what you are.
Amulet 9 booi

The amulet is usually encased in a small pendant or locket, which can be worn on a necklace or bracelet. Many people seek out the Amulet 9 booi for its reputed abilities to bring good luck, wealth, and success. It is believed that wearing the amulet can help ward off evil spirits, protect against accidents and danger, and attract positive energy. Some also believe that the amulet can bring blessings and fulfill wishes, making it a popular item among those seeking spiritual and material prosperity. The Amulet 9 booi is often obtained through a ceremony performed by a respected monk or spiritual teacher. During the ceremony, the amulet is blessed and empowered with sacred incantations and rituals. The wearer is typically instructed on how to properly care for and honor the amulet, such as keeping it clean and avoiding disrespectful or negative actions. While the belief in the Amulet 9 booi's magical powers may vary among individuals, it remains a significant symbol in Thai culture. It is not uncommon to see people wearing the amulet as a form of personal protection and as a way to connect with their spiritual beliefs. Whether one believes in the supernatural powers of the Amulet 9 booi or not, its historical and cultural significance cannot be denied..

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1. John - 2 stars - I was a big fan of the previous Amulet books, but I was really disappointed with Amulet 9. The storyline felt disjointed and rushed, and I had a hard time connecting with the characters. The artwork, which was one of the highlights of the earlier books, also seemed lackluster in this installment. Overall, it just didn't live up to my expectations and left me feeling unsatisfied.
2. Emily - 3 stars - While I appreciate the world-building and creativity in Amulet 9, I found the plot to be convoluted and confusing. There were too many new characters introduced without proper development, making it difficult to keep track of everyone. Additionally, the pacing felt off, with certain events dragging on while others were brushed over too quickly. Overall, I think the series has lost its charm and has become too convoluted for its own good.
3. David - 2 stars - Amulet 9 felt like a rehash of ideas and themes from the previous books, lacking originality and innovation. It seemed like the author was running out of ideas and trying to stretch the story thin. The dialogue was also forced and awkward at times, making it hard to fully immerse myself in the story. Overall, I was left underwhelmed and uninterested in the future of the series.
4. Samantha - 3 stars - As a long-time fan of the Amulet series, I was excited to read Amulet 9, but it fell short of my expectations. The story felt disjointed and lacked a clear direction, with subplots that weren't fully explored or resolved. The artwork, while still visually appealing, didn't feel as detailed or vibrant as in previous books. Overall, I found this installment to be lackluster compared to its predecessors and hope for improvement in future releases.
5. Michael - 2 stars - I found Amulet 9 to be incredibly predictable and lacking in surprises. There were no major twists or turns that kept me engaged or excited about the story. Additionally, the character development felt stagnant, with the main protagonists not evolving or growing in any significant way. It felt like a missed opportunity to take the series in new and exciting directions. Overall, I was left feeling bored and unimpressed.

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