Leklai is
always an interesting subject in Thai occult world. By searching the web we can
find out assortments of leklai with spectacular names, but seriously; how many
type of leklai are there really? I am speaking on what I learnt from my hermit
guru and bear with me if what I said don’t coincide with what you know. I will
spare you all the technical mumbo jumbos and go straight to the point.
I believe there
are four basic types of leklai:
·
Earth:
o
This
is the form of leklai black brown in color; it is either rounded or elongated. Only
the long form has active power and it is most difficult to get these days.
·
Water
o
This
is actually mercury found in the forest and cave.
·
Fire
o
Meteorite
that fell from the sky; isn’t it looks like a leklai with a fiery tail?
·
Air
o
This
is the lesser known type of leklai, it appears as a grayish silver or a black
smoke like substance during leklai invocation, it can only be noticed when a
person is in meditative mode. I once suspect that this is similar to the “serpent
energy” or “Rahula” I have posted earlier.
My personal
experiences with leklai:
·
There
were once many geckos and bat droppings in my corridor, but now I hardly see
any geckos around, and the bats have migrated to the other side of my house.
·
I
once saw my leklai moved under my coffee table. Well, only the long one moved.
·
The
long leklai can sing. I heard one of the leklai produced a prolonged sharp tone
“IInnnngggg….” quite interesting.
·
The
longer I keep my leklai, the shinier they become.
·
Turn
on classical music and burn incense in front of leklai, then the smoke will be
as if dancing in the air J.
How to
differentiate a real leklai? Well, I am only an ordinary person; just let the
expert in the field solve this mystery.
Sources for
air leklai:
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