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20Apr

The Lersi – Ruesi Sages of Thai Buddhist Magic

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A traditional authentic Thai Buddhist temple mural wall painting of a powerful Ruesi Lersi hermit sage wearing a golden Chada crown, sitting in deep meditation in a mystical forest, framed by intricate golden Lai Thai Kranok patterned borders

The Lersi (ฤาษี), also spelled Ruesi, hold a profound and foundational place within Thai folklore, animism, and occult practices. These revered hermit sages are regarded as enlightened beings who have attained mastery over various esoteric arts, including meditation, herbal medicine, magic, and alchemy. The term “Lersi” originates from the Sanskrit word “Rishi,” which translates to […]

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20Apr

The Mysteries of Lek Lai – Sacred Kaya Siddhi Adamantine Substance

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Glowing metallic adamantine stone Lek Lai emerging from a damp cave wall

In Thailand’s Occult and Animist Traditional Belief system, which is deeply interwoven into Thai Buddhism, there exists a mystical substance that has captured the imagination of believers and seekers alike for centuries: Lek Lai (เหล็กไหล). This enigmatic material, often referred to as the “Sacred Kaya Siddhi Adamantine Substance,” is steeped in ancient legend and attributed […]

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20Apr

The Legend of Nam Man Prai – Ancient Thai Necromancy

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Dark occult Thai graveyard ritual with a necromancer boiling a cauldron and glowing Khom scripts

The legend of Nam Man Prai (น้ำมันพราย), a potent love potion steeped in Thai animism and necromancy, is a tale woven from dark threads. Believed by many to be an instrument of sheer black magic (Saiyasart Dum), it derives its power from the most horrifying source imaginable: the physical remains of a pregnant woman who […]

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17Sep

Wicha Maha Amnaj Explained

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Wicha Maha Amnaj Magical Invocation of Commanding Power

Wicha Maha Amnaj A Study of Invincibility and Evasion in Thai Occult Practices The Wicha Maha Amnaj, is one of many Wicha found within the Grimoires of Thai Saiyasart Occult Sorcery, and is a complex and multifaceted concept in Thai occult practices, encompassing the principles of invincibility, evasion, and protection from harm. This magical formula […]

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29May

Thai Lanna Culture & Beliefs

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Mae Bper Aathan bone carving

The Thai Lanna culture and the tribes who belong to it, is a rich and ancient culture whose origins are lost in the ancient past, whose roots are  woven from the traditions, beliefs, and practices of the diverse ethnic groups that have inhabited the northern region of Thailand for centuries. Originating from the ancient kingdom […]

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7Sep

Paed Tidt – Eight Directions in Thai Buddha Magic

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Yant Paed Tidt 8 directional Yantra (Version ). This Yant is representative of the 8 directions of the Universe and has a kata to protect you in each direction you may travel in. Anyone interested in learning to make Yant magic and Kata spells (plus wishing to receive blessings) should practise this kata as often as possible . I RA CHA KA THA RA SAA (chant when travelling to the east – also chant and blow into your food for protection against illness/danger) THI HANG JA THOE ROE THI NANG (chant when travelling Southeast) BI SAM RA LOE BU SATH PUT (chant when travelling south ) SOE MAA NA GA RI TAA TOE (chant when travelling Southwest) PA SAM SAM WI SA TAE PA (chant when travelling West) KA PUT BAN TUU TAM WA KA (chant when travelling Northwest) WAA TOE NOE A MA MA WAA (chant when travelling North) A WICH SU NUCH SAA NU THI (chant when travelling Northeast) Heart of Ithibisoe Mantra (Kata) is; A SANG WI SU LOE BU SA PU PA here is the analysis of how it is related to Idtibisoe; A – means Arahang Sam – means Sammaa Samputtoe Wich – means Wichaa Jarana Sambanoe Su – means Sukathoe Loe – means Loekawituu Anutharoe Bu – means Burisa Tamma Saarati Sa – means Sattaa Taewa Manussanang Pu – means Puttoe Pa – means Pakawaathi

The Use and Meaning of the Eight Directions in Thai Buddhism and Occult Beliefs In the Royal Institute Dictionary, dated 2542 B.E., the term “ทิศ” or “ทิศา” is defined as meaning “direction” or “side” (referring to the cardinal points such as north, south, east, west, etc.). In poetic language, “ทิศาดร” can be interpreted as “directions.” […]

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16Jul

Palad Khik Amulet Past Present Future

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Palad Khik Thai Amulet

The Palad Khik Amulet: The Controversial Journey of an Ancient Tradition The Palad Khik amulet, with its rich history and mystical properties, has long been a cherished part of Thai culture. However, the amulet’s journey has not been without controversy. In this blog post, we will explore the origin of the Palad Khik amulet, its […]

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16Jul

Phra Rahu Deity of Fate and Fortune

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Phra Rahu

Pra Rahu and Astrological Influence Phra Rahu, the deity of fate and fortune, holds a significant position in Thai Buddhism and astrology. As an Asura type Deva of the heavenly realms, Phra Rahu is considered the god of eclipses and is believed to exert a strong influence on horoscopes, akin to the planet Saturn in […]

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9Jul

Story of Nang Kwak

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Phra Mae Nang Kwak Waving Lady

Nang Kwak: Revered Guardian of Merchants, Magic of Prosperity In the vast realm of Thai folklore, where ancient legends intertwine with spiritual beliefs, the tale of Nang Kwak casts a spell of prosperity and devotion. Embodied in the story of Nang Supawadee, this timeless narrative captivates the hearts of countless individuals, transcending generations and immersing […]

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28Jun

The Four Heavenly Asura Kings

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The Four Heavenly Kings, known as the “Caturmahārāja” in Sanskrit, and “Sì Dàtiānwáng” in Chinese, are four prominent figures in Buddhist mythology. They are believed to be gods or devas who watch over the cardinal directions of the world. In Thai Buddhist beliefs, as well as in Chinese and other Buddhist cultures, these celestial beings […]

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28Jun

What is Dhutaṅga (Tudong)?

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Tudong Monks in the forest meditating

What is the Practice of Tudong? Tudong – Forest Wandering? or More than just That? Tudong, is the Romanized spelling of the Thai pronunciation for the word ‘Dhutaṅga’ (ธุดงค์). In Thailand, there has become a disambiguation in understanding about what the word means, most people believing it means wandering through the forest in solitary, whereas, […]

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21Mar

Discovering the Reverence for Shiva in Thailand: A Guide to Worshiping the Benevolent Deity

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Pra Isworn Maha Taep

In Thailand, Shiva is revered by both Thai Brahmans and Buddhists alike, and is known as “Pra Siva” or “Phra Isworn.” Shiva is incorporated into Thai Buddhism, and bt origins, is one of the most important deities in Hinduism and is often associated with the energy of destruction and transformation. However, in Thailand, Shiva is […]

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27Oct

Hoon Payont Amulets

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The Hoon Payont (or ‘Hun Payont’), is an ancient reanimated Golem effigy, with far back reaching roots. Its name comes from the word ‘Payont’ which means an effigy that has been brought to life by Sorcerous Magick. Hoon Payont may be made in various forms, such as the form of a Human, or some other […]

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