Special Series release Necromantic Prai Oil Potion for the 'Prasobgarn Grasan Lokiya 2560 BE edition Prai Oil using the Wicha Pali Luub Hlang spell (Pali Vanora God stroking the back of Nang Gaew Dara Crystal Star Goddess).

The Vanora God Pali was renowned for his ability to seduce lovers, and was said to have possessed the most powerful Magickal Powers. He actually overpowered and kidnapped the Lady Nang Montoe who was to be the wife and consort of Totsagan (Ravana). Pali possesses many Incantations to Invoke and to revoke Sorcery, and can be used to cast spells or to remove them.

This Nam Man Prai belongs to the Dtamra Saiyasart Sai Lang Sanaeh Kin Dtab, type of Necromantic Sorcery. A Wicha, which uses unspeakably secret ingredients of the forbidden Dark Arts of Khmer Origins. The Nam Man Prai should be smeared on the pelvic reagion above the sexual organs before having sexual relations, to make the partner in question become highly addicted to partaking of sexual pleasures with you, and become unable to give you up. The lover will become enchanted to fall helplessly in love and feel forced to wish to please you. The oil can (and should) also be smeared in tiny amounts onto your hair (head or body hair), and clothing, to invoke Metta and increase your lover's feelings of love, to make them wish to please you, and even forgive your transgressions.

The oil can also be smeared onto a photo of the targeted person, to invoke merciful loving kindness towards you in their heart, and have a seductive influence upon them. Smear a drop onto the palm of your hand and place your hand on the back of a person who is angry with you, and rub their back, to enchant them and dispel their anger, transforming into forgiveness and loving kindness towards you.

Many of the devotees of Ajarn Dto have claimed that they have gained immense success with this Nam Man Prai, which has gained immense popularity for its fast acting effect. Shop owners and marketeers have also reported immense success when using the Nam Man Prai to smear on the entrance of their business establishments or cashtills, to attract customers and increase the popularity of their business.

It has become a legendary tale that especially those devotees who used this Nam Man Prai oil in conjunction with Ajarn Dto's famous Takrut Koey Diaw, have reported incredibly powerful results for enchantment and Kama Sutra binding spells, and when trying to call somebody from far away to come, or to get an old lover to return.

Ajarn Dto gives the rule that one should not use the oil too often or smear too much of it at one time. Only a small amount is necessary to involke the spirits to assist, and to evoke the pheromonic effect. Hence, one should not overdo it by over-frequent use of the nam Man Prai oil, rather, wait for the potion to noticeably take its effect before reusing.

The Nam Man Prai Grasan Lokiya contains powerful secret necromantic ingredients and serums, mixed with rare magical herb and flower oils, boiled with sacred wood saps from holy trees with resident spirits dwelling within them. The Nam Man Prai is also a powerful attraction agent for those who like to prowl at night seeking the pleasures of the underworld, and red light districts

Chant this Kata and blow onto the oil in the bottle before use, or when smearing it;

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Kata Pali Luub Hlang Nang Gaew Dara

Om Pali Luub Hlang Nang Gaew Daaraa Sawaaha Ja Pa Ga Sa Na Idthiiyo Na Pantawo Somaa Na Ga Ri Thaa To Aehi Pantang Bpiyang Ma Ma

Kata for removing the Pali Luub Hlang spell, or other black magic spells.

Na Thord Na Thon Kun Montr Wicha Duay Gaew Pra Kata Na Mo Puttassa Sawaaha Na Thord Na

(Rub the crown of the head and blow the spell on the head.) This incantation is the 'Kata Na Tord Na' to remove Black Magic Curses and especially Love Spells and Enchantments. Especially favoured for removal of the 'Pali Luub Hlang' Enchantment spell, which is reputably difficult to remove once the spell is inset. This incantation uses the power of the God Pali to remove the Spell.