Sacred Pra Ngang Sorcery Spell using Candle Magick and Prai Necromancy, from Lanna Master Monk, Pra Ajarn Aek, of Wat Pha Dteung, in Chiang Mai. Pra Ajarn Aek made the magick candles by casting them from a mixture of Sacred Prai Oilsils and waxes, adding necromantic serums and ashes from the funeral of a Hoeng Prai, Nam Man Wan Gai Daeng. Released in the 'Khum Sap Sanaeha' edition. writing something.

He then burned the oils together in a cauldron over tinder from a funeral pyre, stirring the potion with a wooden paddle made from a Mayom Tree which stood in front of a three-times widow's house, and died as a prai from unnatural circumstances.

He inscribed Khom Agkhara spells on the wax tablets which were formed, and cast them into the form of a Pra Ngang seated on a Hoeng Prai Skull. He performed the Wicha Mont Maha Metta, and the Wicha Mont Sampao Hlong Ta (Merchant boat wandered into the wrong port spell). He added the Wicha Tewada Long Hong (Deva lost in the wrong Bedroom).

How to perform the spell;

This Magick Spell is performed by placing the candle and oil on a small altar of your making, and smearing some of the Nam Man Prai oil onto the Tian Pra Ngang candle. Then smear some of the Nam Man Prai onto your own forehead.

If the point of the spell is to attract a lover, then you should inscribe the name of the person on the bottom of the candle. before beginning the next step.

If you wish to improve Karma, increase Metta Mercy Charm, Kaa Khaay Business Sales, and Convincing Speech, then you should write your name, day, month and year of birth on the base of the candle for this ritual.

Then light the candle, and let it burn out to the end. If you wish to chant Kata and Meditate on your Wishes and Desires as the candle burns. You can burn incense if you like, but is not necessary. Pra Ajarn Aek says that if you see successful results from the first candle and are satisfied with the results, then you can increase the effect by repeating the ritual again with a new candle to increase the effects.

Kata Bucha Tian Pra Ngang

Ōm Tugam Mē Ma Ma Tuga Ēhi Bpiyēhi Ma Nā Ma

Pra Ngang is the commonly known name for an amulet which has carried mystery and left people with unanswered questions for generations. The information available in literature and the internet is almost non existent, and very few people including some of the Masters who make Pra Ngang amulets, know the truth about the origins, nature, and method of worship for this Deity.

The Pra Ngang is the name given for a varied pantheon of similar looking Deity images which have slight differences in their shape and appearance, as well as their ceremonial dress or peripherals (such as hats or crowns and head dresses). The Pra Ngang has many versions and also has had many names which seem to have now been all amalgamated under the on name of Pra Ngang.

This image has also been called other names such as; Pra Ngaam, Ai Bper, Mae Ngaam, Ai Ngang, Pra Rerk and Pra Chai Mae Ngang (female version) and Ngang Ta Daeng (red eyed Ngang) amongst other names. Some have red eyes and others not. There are many Animist Charms that are related to Pra Ngang, such as the Pra Sri Salaeng Ngaeng, Por Bper, and Por Ngad. In truth, the Pra Ngang we know today usually represents a Ruesi or 'Chee Ba Khaw' forest hermit, with a raised topknot bound above is head.

Extra Kata for Pra Ngang

Om Laluay Mahaa Laluay Laluay Hnaa Laluay hlang Laluay Tang In Prohm Yommaraat Aaagas Taepayadaa Laluay Tang Pra Mae Kongkaa Ma Chuay Kam Koo Soo Ongk Sappa Sitti Sawaaha

Om Laluay Mahaa Laluay Laluay Tang Jidt Laluay Tang Jai Gu Ja Sek Sai Nuad Hai Saw Len Ma Haa Gu Nuea Gu Ja Sek Sai Nam Man Ngaa Hai Saw Praya Len Ma Su Gu Nuea Saw Yoo Midai Rong Hai Maa Haa Gu Om Sawaa Home Dtid

Om Laluay Mahaa Laluay Gu Jag Laluay Ao Khao Prasumen Gor Uay Hnaa Top Gor Uay Hnaa Tao Gu Ja Aa Bpaag Gor Uay Khan Nang Gor Yom Peung Jai Om Sawaa Home Dtid