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Ngang or Phra E-Ngang in the Isan dialect and Lao dialect is a type of Khmer amulet. Has been accepted and respected Northeastern region of Thailand and southern part of Laos . It is believed that if carried or worshiped It will help with kindness, gain popularity, do good business, be charming and make the opposite sex love you. and is invincible It is now considered a popular amulet. Values ​​range from a few baht to hundreds of thousands

The belief in Ngang has existed since ancient times. Ayutthaya Kingdom onwards Folklore explains the origin of Ngang as follows: There was a man who was disappointed in love so he became a monk. But while performing the ordination ceremony The woman she loves comes back to ask for reconciliation. So he changed his mind and did not become ordained again. But after that a miracle happened. Because there are many older women and young women who continually fall in love with him, it is called Ngang because instead of being ordained, he is a monk. But instead he became obsessed with lust. Since then Those with knowledge in black magic have used this story to make amulets instead. By having the same appearance as the amulet some say it is the appearance of Phra Dusila but Phrakhru Thammawongsa The abbot of Chom Phet Temple, Champasak Province, Laos , explained that Ngang in Lao is used before the name of a person with magical powers such as a god or a character in literature, such as Ngang Si Ho, Ngang Sang Thong, or Ngang Sin Sai and from the research of Melon Wongput and others (2016) explain that both Palad Khik , Por Ngat and Ngang are the same group of amulets that have meanings that refer to Lord Shiva , which has been passed down from beliefs in the Brahman religion

Mostly, Ngang takes the form of a person meditating and resembles an amulet. The upper body is bare. The tip of the hair is tilted to the right, the face is fierce, the mouth is grinning, somewhat ugly. There are red eyes made from rhinestones or red stones, such as. There are amulets that have similar characteristics, such as Por Gad , which has a sitting position with knees bent, using hands to hold the penis. If it is a female, it is called that Po , which is naked and sits with legs spread, exposing the yoni, and the other type is called In, which is a figure of a male and female embracing each other with love and affection

Because Ngang is worshiped because it is believed to enhance charm and is of low quality. Therefore, it must be hung on the waist near the sacred object and must be worshipped as well as women's menstruation and it is believed that those who raise Ngang by not bathing or being dirty will enhance the power of Ngang. Because Ngang likes to mess around with dirty things. There will be a big party on April 15, or Songkran Day , with a big table of food consisting of boiled chicken, boiled eggs, rice, water, and white wine. As for the method to prove that it is Is it real or fake? It is said to place the Ngang face down on the ground. Then let the woman jump over. or use women's sarongs The Ngang will turn over and stare at the person doing it. It is also said that if a Ngang is lost, you should look for it in your underwear or women's underwear . This is considered normal.

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Palad Khik (Thai: ปลัดขิก, pronounced [pā.làt kʰìk], RTGS: palatkhik) is a kind of Thai amulet that is shaped like a penis. The phrase "palad khik" means "honorable surrogate penis". These amulets range from a few inches to several feet long in length. The smaller versions are usually worn on the body while the larger versions are displayed in shops and other establishments.

Origin

Palad Khik originated in India and relate to the Hindu god Shiva, who is usually represented by Shiva Linga. They were brought to Southeast Asia via the Cham people and remained in the region ever since. The Chinese concept called Yang is similar, where Shiva is represented abstractly in the form of Linga (male genitalia). Sometimes the linga are accompanied by Yoni (female genitalia). Together, the linga and yoni symbolize unity and the powers of creation and destruction.

The Palad Khik, as a phallic representation of Shiva, is also an animistic symbol of fertility. It is not uncommon in Thailand to see a penis amulet hanging on a convenience store or a restaurant, or even being sold by old women on the street. Although outsiders may regard these as offensive, ordinary Thais are deeply superstitious and lucky charms and talismans are still regarded as important.

Palad Khik can be made from wood, metal, bone, horn, and they are created by monks who specialize in them. Engraving the sacred inscriptions is an important ritual and can take many days to complete. Cast metal palad khiks do not always have these inscriptions, but they may have animal symbols.

Palad khik amulets must be empowered by the repetition of incantations, which Thais call 'Kata Bucha', derived from the Devanagari 'ghata pooja'. The incantations depend on the creator's lineage in each school of traditional non-Buddhist animist magic. Kata Bucha Palad Khik would commonly be a four syllable heart Mantra (Kata Hua Jai), such as 'Ganha Neha' and 'Na Ma Pa Ta', or, 'Ja Pa Ga Sa'

Variations of use and purpose

Palad Khiks are usually worn by males on a cord around their waist under the clothes and off-center from the real penis. It is not unusual for a male to wear many palad khiks at the same time, in the hope to attract women, increase gambling luck and protection from dangerous objects such as bullets and knives. At times, women in Thailand also carry it in their purses to protect them from rape and mugging. Shop owners display them in their shops or in the cash register area to protect their business and also bring good luck and sales. A notable feature of this type of amulet is it can be worn in places considered as lowly or unclean such as bars, gambling casinos and brothels. Normally, you cannot bring a Buddhist amulet inside such establishments.

This Amulet, Fetish, Talisman will bring you Luck, Good things will unexpectedly happen to you. It also make you success in anything you hope for. This Amulet will bring Prosperity and ensure success in life. Believed to protect against evil. Invulnerable, Repel evil. Rich windfall wealth benevolent wealthy. Trade flourished, Subtle charm, Attractive for the opposite sex.

Worship with liquor, fragrant flowers, shrimp salad, sour food that women like to eat remembering teachers Then wake up and call Mae Poe to eat. on the day of the full moon

Set Namo 3 ends

Namo Tassa, Bhagavato, Arahato, Samma-Sam-Buddhassa (Repent 3 times)

Worship

Ohm luay, maha luay, luay front, luay back, luay both in and out. Delicate the Brahma, Yama, the air, the gods, the Goddess of the Ganges. Come to help support the Lord, Sappha, Siddha, Swaha, Swamo, Namahada.

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