A Laotian Conjuration Ritual

 

The mytical Nareepol tree fruits

 

 

Below is a Laotian spirit conjuration ritual taught by a Laotian white hair arjarn. I have not personally tried it, but if you have done so; kindly drop me a mail of how do you feelJ:

 

You will need the below items:

 

·         An egg

·         Some raw rice.

·         A big mirror and a small mirror

·         A knife

·         An apple

·         3 pieces of white candles and incense (to be kept burning during ritual)

·         3 units of incense burners

·         3 cups of rice wine

·         3 soil figurines

·         1 piece of roasted pig head (this is a popular offering in Laos)

·         Some fruits

·         A pair of Nareepol fruits

·         2 pieces of soul banners

·         1 piece of yellow cloth

 

The method:

 

1.      Find yourself a known haunted place but first seek permission of the landlord.

2.      Arrange all of the offering items in front of a mirror.

3.      Prop up the soul banners, the 3 pieces of soil figurines and then burn 3 pieces of white candles and 3 pieces of incense in front of the figurines.

4.      Pour 3 cups of rice wine in front of the candles and put the Nareepol fruits on a piece of yellow cloth beside the soil figurine.

5.      First thing first, take some rice and pour it over the egg. See if any rice grain sticks on top of the egg. If nothing stays on the egg that means the spirit is not willing to communicate; or simply the result will not be favorable.

6.      Now, start to skin the apple slowly and carefully but be careful as not beak the apple skin.

7.      Once you have done so, state your intentions loudly and calmly or you may read from a piece of paper prepared beforehand.

8.      After a few rounds of recitations, use the small mirror to scan your surroundings; if the reflection is blurred, then the spirit is around you.

9.      You may start your communication session with the spirit.

10.  End the session when you have done enough, leave everything behind or put them under a big tree before you return home.