As with Tenaga
Dalam, Javanese, Malay or Taoist magic, the Thai magical world also have their
fair share of protective magic rituals. There are basically two major methods
to achieve invulnerability in Thai Magic:
·
Feng
Sheng (Body sealing)
·
Talismans:
o
Takrut
(Talisman)
o
Sakyant
(Tattoo)
o
Leklai
(iron ore)
Invulnerability Feng Sheng (封身)
There are
two types of Feng Sheng:
·
Protection
against black magic
·
Protection
against physical harm
o
Active:
attacker can be stopped at a distance
o
Passive:
invulnerable to sharp objects
Invulnerability Talismans
Story was
told that Archan Chum learnt the knowledge of takrut making from 5 great
masters from Wat Khao Orr. It was said that takrut were made for soldiers
during the Indochinese war with the French and the takrut was accredited with
the safety of an entire company. Legend has it that the guns failed to fire.
Wat Khao
Orr existed from the period of Sivichai an old Southern kingdom comprising of 3
states, namely Nakorn Si Thammarat, Pattalung, Chaiya before joining with
Sukhothai to fight off Burma.
An
invulnerable takrut must be put on properly:
First
chant: Namo Buddha Yak (3x) then put on the takrut with eyes closed and holding
breadth.
Takrut must
be removed when you want to go to bed, or when you want to have intimacy with
your spouse.
Although the
invulnerability takrut and feng sheng methods can be tested, masters always
advise people not to test their invulnerabilities to avoid accidents.
does this apply to all the maha ud, konggrapan tarkrut ? and the khata Namo Buddha Yak too?
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