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12/01/2025

The Cursed Jenglot

In Central Java, a story tells of a young man who bought a Jenglot from a black market dealer, hoping it would bring him power and influence. However, the Jenglot turned out to be cursed. Shortly after bringing it home, the man began experiencing terrible nightmares, illness, and a string of bad luck. He consulted a spiritual healer, who revealed that the Jenglot had been improperly consecrated and was harboring a vengeful spirit. The healer performed a purification ritual, releasing the spirit and rendering the Jenglot powerless. The man then buried the Jenglot far away and vowed never to meddle with such objects again.

Moral of the story : This story warns of the risks of acquiring magical items without proper consecration.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
13/01/2568

10/01/2025

The Sorcerer's Jenglot

In another tale from Bali, a powerful sorcerer was rumored to own a Jenglot. The sorcerer used it to amplify his powers, allowing him to cast spells and control spirits. However, he had to feed the Jenglot with blood regularly to maintain its power. As the story goes, the sorcerer grew careless and failed to provide offerings, causing the Jenglot to turn on him. It was said that the Jenglot drained his life force and left him a withered husk. Villagers found the Jenglot beside his lifeless body and buried it deep in the ground to prevent it from harming others.

Moral of the story : This story serves as a cautionary tale about greed and the dangers of meddling with supernatural forces.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
11/01/2568

10/01/2025

For the next 5 days, Ajarn will be sharing about stories on Jenglot and it how it helps devotees.

Jenglot is a fascinating and mysterious entity
in Indonesian folklore, often associated with supernatural phenomena. These small, humanoid figures, typically only a few inches in size, are believed to be mystical beings or artifacts imbued with powerful magic. Here are a few popular Indonesian stories and beliefs surrounding Jenglot:

The Jenglot Found in the Forest

One of the most famous stories involves a group of villagers in Java who discovered a Jenglot in a remote forest. According to the tale, they stumbled upon a small box that emitted a strange energy. Upon opening it, they found a mummified, doll-like creature with sharp teeth and long hair. After bringing it back to the village, strange occurrences began: crops started failing, animals went missing, and villagers reported seeing shadows moving at night. A local shaman was called to investigate and claimed that the Jenglot was a guardian of the forest, angered by being removed from its natural habitat. To appease the Jenglot, offerings of blood were made, after which the disturbances stopped.

Moral of the story : This story highlights the belief that Jenglot must be respected and not disturbed, as they are linked to ancient mystical forces.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
10/01/2567

Cat Fetus is one of the strongest item in Wealth Fetching.When consecrated for 9 months, it's strength is incomparable t...
06/01/2025

Cat Fetus is one of the strongest item in Wealth Fetching.

When consecrated for 9 months, it's strength is incomparable to many other wealth items.

It is able to bring wealth to it's owner, whether main or side wealth, loving kindness allowing people to be kind to the owner, maha saneh allowing people to be attracted to the owner like a magnetic force.

It is one of the rarer item to find in the Thai Occult system.

Owner of a Cat Fetus is said to be one who is bound to be lucky.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
07/01/2568

04/01/2025

Jenglot

Jenglot is a former human turned creature. Most were found in Sumatra and Java Island.

They must be consecrated well by masters of the art.

Some of the effects are :
Protecting from physical & spiritual danger
Wealth & Work
Business Luck
Sales
Gambling Luck
Relationship Issues
Wish Granting
Change of Luck
Revenge Seeking

Ajarn consecrates Jenglot in a very different way, using the Wicha of Asun, Hakom and Phi Phong.

More about it will be revealed in time to come ...

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
04/01/2568

Thunderstruck TreeA tree bald, without leaves or any attachment, having been struck by lightning ...Such a tree possesse...
01/01/2025

Thunderstruck Tree

A tree bald, without leaves or any attachment, having been struck by lightning ...

Such a tree possesses high energies from Lord Indra and can be used in the consecration of various amulets.

It is a rare find to have a tree being struck by lightning.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
02/01/2568

A new year calls for a reassessment of Sati (Mindfulness) in daily lifeMindfulness when eating- Food is merely a surviva...
01/01/2025

A new year calls for a reassessment of Sati (Mindfulness) in daily life

Mindfulness when eating
- Food is merely a survival source
- There is no need to over eat, binge eat
- There is also no need to select what seem delicious and what is not

Mindfulness when speaking
- Speak only facts
- Speak only when one needs to
- Speak without cursing

Mindfulness when out partying with friends
- Don't endanger others
- Know when to stop drinking
- When drunk, just go to sleep, that's safest

Mindfulness Training
- Meditation
- Daily Chanting
- This helps one gain better insights & self control

Above are just some examples, there are many more for you to discover and learn.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
01/01/2568

31/12/2024

Ajarn has lighted all your Hakom candles with the Wicha of Hakom, Phi Ta Kreur and Setthi.

Ajarn wishes all to grow richer in Wealth and Wisdom for 2025.

May your families be happy, safe from danger and have a thriving year ahead.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
31/12/2567

Topic : Introduction to Jao Ngo, The Benevolent Deva of Prosperity and AttractionJao Ngo, revered as a powerful Deva or ...
30/12/2024

Topic : Introduction to Jao Ngo, The Benevolent Deva of Prosperity and Attraction

Jao Ngo, revered as a powerful Deva or Thep, is esteemed for his extraordinary abilities to attract wealth, foster loving-kindness, and reflect irresistible charm. Devotees who seek Jao Ngo's blessings can expect to receive preferential treatment, good fortune, and compassion from others.

As a guardian of prosperity, Jao Ngo assists devotees in achieving success in various aspects of life. His blessings lead to career advancements, financial stability, and thriving businesses. Additionally, Jao Ngo is able to enhance one's luck in games of chance, such as gambling and lottery.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
30/12/2567

26/12/2024

Another interesting part to Ma Kin Kwam Kit (Dog Eat Thoughts) Wicha :

It is also able to win a court case with the following procedure.

Step 1 : Pawana on a Katha 108 Times (In Isan Language)

Step 2 : Write the names of the people involved, such as the prosecutor, police investigator, etc ...

Step 3 : Consecrate few lumps of rice ball

Step 4 : Divide the paper and rice balls into 3 portions while chanting another Katha

Step 5 : Find a dog and let it eat

Fast forward on the steps ...

The ritual is completed after the dog has eaten and excrete whatever it has consumed.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
Buriram, Thailand
27/11/2567

Three-Way IntersectionsSometimes rituals are performed at Three-Way Intersections.It symbolises the meeting of different...
26/12/2024

Three-Way Intersections

Sometimes rituals are performed at Three-Way Intersections.

It symbolises the meeting of different paths, energies or aspects of life.

It could also be seen as a sacred place where the physical and spiritual realms meet, a spot for invocation.

Rituals such as relationships, curses, etc, can be done on such locations.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
26/12/2567

"In White there is Black, in Black there is White."If one is able to see good in the bad and bad in the good, one will b...
25/12/2024

"In White there is Black, in Black there is White."

If one is able to see good in the bad and bad in the good, one will be able to realise that everyone and anything can have flaws within, always raise or reduce standards accordingly so that you can lead a more fulfilling life.

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. 🌲

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
25/12/2567

24/12/2024

Is money ever enough?

1. Impermanence of Wealth
- Anicca (Impermanence): Buddhism teaches that all things, including wealth, are impermanent. Wealth can come and go, and clinging to it can lead to suffering. Approach wealth with a sense of detachment is a wise thing to do.

2. Desire and Attachment
- Craving (Tanha): The Buddha identified craving as a principal cause of suffering. The pursuit of wealth can often come from desire, which may never be fully satisfied. This endless chase can lead to dissatisfaction and unhappiness.
- The Middle Way: Buddhism advocates for a balanced approach to material possessions. While it is not wrong to seek wealth, attachment to it can lead to suffering.

3. True Happiness
- Happiness Beyond Wealth: Buddhism teaches that true happiness comes from within, through inner peace, ethical living, and spiritual development. Material wealth alone does not guarantee lasting happiness.
- Generosity (Dana): Sharing wealth with others is emphasized in Buddhism. Acts of generosity not only benefit those in need but also cultivate a sense of fulfillment and joy for the giver.

4. Moral Responsibility
- Ethical Acquisition: The means by which wealth is acquired matters. Buddhism encourages earning a living through ethical means, avoiding harm to others in the process.
- Wealth as a Tool: Wealth can be seen as a tool for promoting well-being and helping others. The focus should be on how wealth can be used for good rather than simply accumulating for oneself.

5. Mindfulness and Contentment
- Mindfulness Practice: Cultivating mindfulness helps individuals recognize their relationship with wealth and material possessions. This awareness can foster a sense of contentment with what one has, rather than a constant yearning for more.
- Satisfaction with Simple Pleasures: Buddhism encourages appreciating simple joys in life, which can lead to a deeper sense of satisfaction that transcends material wealth.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
24/12/2567

The Wicha of Ma Kin Kwam Kit (Dog Eat Thoughts)In the various schools of learning / lineages, there are different rendit...
23/12/2024

The Wicha of Ma Kin Kwam Kit (Dog Eat Thoughts)

In the various schools of learning / lineages, there are different renditions of Ma Kin Kwam Kit.

Some are used in Metta Maha Saneh (Loving Kindness / Attraction) purpose while some are used for killing purpose.

Even in North Eastern area of Thailand, there are many variations of it.

It is not only the strength of the Ajarn or the Katha, but also the various ingredients used in consecrating.

In our line, there are both variations and furthermore an upgraded version of it called Ma Dum Ma Kin Kwam Kit.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
23/12/2567

Phra Yom is a significant figure in Thai Buddhist tradition, associated with the afterlife and the judgment of souls. He...
21/12/2024

Phra Yom is a significant figure in Thai Buddhist tradition, associated with the afterlife and the judgment of souls. Here’s an overview of who Phra Yom is and his role in Thai beliefs:

1. Identity and Role
- Phra Yom, also known as Yama, is the Lord of Death and ruler of the underworld in Thai Buddhism. His character is derived from ancient Hindu mythology, where Yama is the god of death and justice.
- In Thai culture, Phra Yom is tasked with judging the souls of the deceased, determining their fate based on their actions during their lifetime.

2. Judgment Process
- Upon death, a soul is brought before Phra Yom for judgment. He assesses the individual’s good and bad deeds, often symbolized by a balance scale.
- The outcome of this judgment determines whether the soul will experience rebirth in a favorable realm, face punishment in hell, or achieve liberation.

3. Cultural Significance
- Phra Yom embodies the moral teachings of Buddhism, emphasizing the importance of living a virtuous life.
- His figure represents the inevitability of death and the consequences of one’s actions, serving as a reminder to act with kindness and integrity.

4. Rituals and Practices
- Some Thai Buddhist practices involve offerings and ceremonies aimed at appeasing Phra Yom, seeking his guidance for the deceased or for oneself.
- During funerals, prayers and rituals are dedicated to him, reinforcing the belief in his role as a protector and judge of souls.

Merit Making : #106-108Wat Bahn Ta PhetWat Jaeng Na NuanWat Kaew KhunchonSurin, Thailand Ajarn has completed all 108 tem...
18/12/2024

Merit Making :
#106-108

Wat Bahn Ta Phet
Wat Jaeng Na Nuan
Wat Kaew Khunchon
Surin, Thailand

Ajarn has completed all 108 temples this round, has been a long journey ... 🎉🎉🎉

Animals are like humans.They have feelings.Treat every animal as though you are treating a human, you will cultivate a h...
18/12/2024

Animals are like humans.
They have feelings.
Treat every animal as though you are treating a human, you will cultivate a higher loving kindness (Metta) and gradually find peace in your life.

Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo (Ajarn Bee)
18/12/2567

Merit Making : #96 - #105Wat Po Tam KunaramWat Nong SoongWat Toong Salika YaiWat Si SamrongWat Nong MaklearWat ChumhedW...
17/12/2024

Merit Making :

#96 - #105

Wat Po Tam Kunaram
Wat Nong Soong
Wat Toong Salika Yai
Wat Si Samrong
Wat Nong Maklear
Wat Chumhed
Wat Pa Arom
Wat Jedi Daeng
Wat Pa Lay Lai
Wat Khok Phet
Buriram, Thailand

Ajarn has completed 105 temples and a balance of 3 temples to 108.

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Today Ajarn never post much, too busy. Also did a car blessing for a luksit, may your car be free of accidents and have your car plate strike the 4D. Thank you J for the Deepavali snacks and T for the Winter Melon Tea which is Ajarn's favourite drink. Even though Ajarn doesn't celebrate Deepavali, may your family be filled with joy, laughter and happiness. Sathu krub 🙏

In life, some people are stubborn, let me share a story. There is this one lady, she had offended someone and also dishonest with Ajarn, Ajarn knows but Ajarn won't say since it is pointless. So that someone had engaged a Malaysian Maoshan Master to put Maoshan black magic on her. Maoshan black magic works in a way that she herself don't know she has gotten it. Ajarn went to her place to break the black magic and save her within 30 mins. Then the second time was when Lersi Pongsabat and Lersi Taycho came to Singapore early this year. Lersi Pongsabat saved her again using Khmer and Thai method. Third time, Lersi Taycho saved her yet again, using Maoshan to fight Maoshan since he is expert in Maoshan. When Ajarn went to her place the first time, i decline any angpao only just for my taxi fare to and fro from Bishan. Lersi Pongsabat also didn't ask for anything when saving her. She put a 😂 emoticon on my Waikru photo for yesterday's post on WhatsApp, I have no idea it was intentional or accidental, but I don't bother. She had gotten another Maoshan black magic again and yet she doesn't know because she keeps visiting those Maoshan places. And the advice by the Maoshan master is "Don't visit places with Ajarns or Lersi" because your black magic will get deeper. The actual reason is they ownself know that Maoshan Chinese black magic can never gain victory over Thai or Cambodian so she stupidly believed it. This person is my aunt (my dad's sister). This time I am not going to save her. By being stubborn, this is a waste of Ajarn's time, I kicked her out of the group yesterday. When the time comes and you need Ajarn to save, you kneel down in front of my altar, and bow 3 times to my teacher, Lersi Pongsabat with $5000 for me to do merits in another 108 temples, before I save you. When you enter my Samnak, you will already be shaking (in trance, because Chinese ghost behave differently and Lersi Mongkol Chotipanyo have both the White and Black line),

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Wat Pa Ah Jiang, Surin, Thailand The Elephant Temple with Elephant Cemetery. #thailand #occult #elephant #ghost @everyone

Merit Making 4th Temple : Wat Ban Kasang Home of the Payanak (Naga) May all Luksit grow in wisdom, unlock the door and see the light. Ajahn can bring you to the door, hand you the key, you walk through the door yourself. 🙏🙏🙏

Today, Hakom Candle Lighting, Theravada New Year, a.k.a Songkran. I wish all my students, a fullfilling year ahead, good interpersonal relationships, lucky in love, in wealth. May Baramee Kru Pakan bring you to greater heights 🐘 🙏🙏🙏 Sathu​ Ajahn Bee Naka 13 / 04 / 2567

Have you all seen a temple so happening before? This is "Wat Ban Sanuan Nok." ~ A little background ~ "Ban" in Thai language means "Home." "Ban Sanuan" is a "Home/Village" in Buriram. "Nai" means "Inside." "Nok" means "Outside." "Wat" means "Temple." So near Ajahn's home, there are 2 temples within walking distance. "Wat Ban Sanuan Nai" and "Wat Ban Sanuan Nok." They are affiliated temples. The temple that Ajahn ordained is in "Wat Ban Sanuan Nai."

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