Thai magic is sometimes known as ‘kong tau’ in
Singapore and Malaysia. At best, a ‘kong tau’ should be removed with Thai magic
so that none negative entities could remain in the body of the victim. There
are many versions of ‘kong tau’ removal methods; below is one of the so-called ‘dead
or alive’ ritual:
Khata:
Iti
piso pawakawan arahan samasamputto waitu jalanasampani kataragawi
annutarapurisatam
Items:
Kaffir
limes, holy water, some rice, incense, betel leafs, 36 pieces of flowers, 36
pieces of white candles, a sticky paste made form water and flour.
The
method:
First
the archan (master) must invoke the presence of lersi to assist in the ritual
and then he/she must perform the ‘body sealing’ ritual to protect him/herself.
After
that, the master will start drawing yants (diagrams) on the body of the kong
tao victim with the flour paste. Then the victim is asked to be seated and the
36 pieces of candles and incenses are lit and encircling the kong tao victim.
The master would then use the betel leafs to rub against the body of the said
kong tao victim until some foreign objects or blood are drawn out.
Finally,
the rest of the offering items are thrown into the holy water and the kong tao
victim is given a ritual bath to further cleanse his/her aura.
Just
a note to this ritual belongs to the more aggressive type of counter curse in
that one of the parties will get injured or die. So care should be taken and
the master should be diligent in his daily practice and stays connected with
his lineage masters. Thus it is not likely to be carried out by a master. Well,
no one wants to risk his/her own life for a stranger for sure!
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