Kruba Krissana (Kritsana)
Morning
Krissana krissana haray haray rama haray,
Krissana krissana namapata,
Yeram Yesiram Yeram.
Afternoon
Krissana krissana haray haray krissana,
Dosmaraysa rama siriram,
Yeram yeyeram namapata.
100% genuine amulets
Bai Pho | Bodhi leaf |
Bosth | The main hall where the major Buddha statue located |
Buddhakom | Buddha + Akom , Buddhistic magics |
Chakku | Eyes |
Chand | Moon |
Charng | Elephant |
Choklap | Getting more money, property, riches etc |
Dao | Star |
Dek/Noo | Young Person/Child |
Dhamboon Phapah | A merit making by donation gathered from people |
Dhipya | Super natural, extra sensory |
Duan | The moon |
Fun | Tooth |
Gai | Chicken |
Gao/Gae | Old |
GraDoog | Bone |
Guti | Monk house |
Hao | Yawn but here means " spew " |
HokChan | Six tiers |
Hoo Cheam | Welded ring |
Hubaisi | Curved ears |
JaRae | The General Inspector of Police Bureau, refered to Pol Lt Gen Chana |
Jor Ra Khe | Crocodile |
Kaen Talu | A long narrow gap between the right arm and trunk |
Ka Khai | Ability to enhance business and selling |
Kanlonghin | A type of alloy |
Kanphai | Protection for safety |
KhunPhra | Buddha power |
Klaew Klaad | Free from all harms |
Kleebbua | Lotus petal ( shape of the above amulet ) |
Kon | Bottom |
Kong Kra Phan Chatri | Invincibility |
Koo | Pair |
Krueng | Half |
Kwai | Buffalo |
Lang | Back |
Lang Yant | Yant back |
Lek Lai | A legendary metal with magical properties |
Loha | Alloy |
Lo Kru | Dozen |
Lor Boran | Old style of mould pouring |
Luang | An old-time official title conferred by the king |
Luang Phor | Address of monk generally above 40years of age |
Luang Phu | Address of monk generally abover 60years of age |
Luang Pi | Address of younger monk |
Maha Amnaj | Great power feared by enemies; charismatic power feared by others |
Maha Larp | Great fortune |
Maha Metta | To be greatly loved by others all around |
Maha Phokhasap | Great wealth |
Maha Saneh | Fascinated by opposite sex |
Maha Setthi | Billionaire |
Mah Sep Nang | A horse makes sexual activity with a lady |
Mai | New |
MangMee | Prosperity |
Mar | Dog |
Maw | Cat |
Meed | Pagoda Knife |
Mekaphat | A type of alloy |
Mekhasit | Mercury |
Metta Maha niyom | Effect of loving-kindness |
Mondop | A square building, normally for placing a statue |
Moo | Pig |
Nam Mon | Holy water |
Ngern | silver |
Ngoo | Snake |
Niu | A measurement of around 1 inch ( height ) |
Niyohm | Popular |
Noo | Rat |
Noom | Young |
Nua lueng | Yellow content |
Num Mun | Oil |
Om | Swallow |
Paeh | Goat |
Pen | Is, am, are |
Pet Ploy/Pet | Jewel/Gemstone |
Phim Glaang | Medium mould |
Phim Jew | Mini mould |
Phim Lek | Small mould |
Phim Na Lek | Small face phim |
Phim Na Yai | Big face phim |
Phim Toh | Fat & short mould |
Phim Yai | Big mould |
Phissawas | Extremely fascinated |
Phong | Powder based |
PhraChao Sam Phra Ong | Three Buddhas |
Phra Phong | Holy powder amulets |
Phra Smadhi Baipho | Buddha Smadhi, Bodhi-shaped amulet |
Plaa | Fish |
Pom/Khon | Hair |
Pratab | Sitting |
Prok | Abbreviation for Nak Prok (Naga Sheltered) |
Pump | Machine pumped |
Rahu | Legendary Demon (who swallows the Sun or the Moon when the eclipse occurs) |
Rian | Medal, medallion |
Roon Reak | First block or batch |
Roon Sutai | Last block or batch |
Roop/Roop Muan | A small image by casting, carving, or sculpturing |
Sam Jood | Three spots/dots |
Samlit | Bronze |
Sapya | Wealth, treasures, assets |
Se Daeng | Red |
Se Dum | Black |
Se Keow | Green |
Se Kharw | White |
Se Lueng | Yellow |
Se Num Ngern | Blue |
Se Num Tao | Brown |
Ser | Tiger |
Se Thao | Grey |
Singharaj | Lion king; Singha = lion, Raj (raja) = king |
Smadhi (posture) | A posture of Buddha |
Sok | A measurement of around 30 cm (height ) |
Somboon | Abundance, prolificness, complete |
TaechoKasin | Ultra meditation based on fire causing miracles |
Tae Thong | Pour Mould (molten metal poured into a mould) |
Takrut Yao | Long takrut |
Takua | Lead |
Talab | Mini box |
TalodGal | Forever, eternal |
Tapian | Fish of wealth & fortune |
Than | Seat (usually referring to seats of Roop Lor) |
Thard | Tray |
Thong | Gold |
Thong Daeng | Copper |
Thong Kam | Gold |
Thong Leaung | Brass |
Thong Ngern | Silver |
Toong | Bag |
Visha | Knowledge |
Waen | Ring |
Wahn | Herbs and medicine etc |
Warn Dok Thong | Fascinated herb |
Yamong | Ointment balm |
Yant Duang | Yant of life |
Yarn | Perception |
Phi Peta -
A hungry ghost.
Everyone who is preoccupied with material attachments to the exclusion of the spiritual will be reborn as a peta, having a giant belly and a mouth as small as the eye of a needle.
Peta may sometimes be heard whistling at night, looking for people to make merit for them.
This ghost is relatively harmless.
Phi Am -
A ghost which sits on the chest or liver of sleepers, causing discomfort.
Can be harmful.
Phi Chamop -
A ghost which haunts the place where a woman has died in the jungle.
This spirit does not do any harm.
Phi Ha -
The spirit of a woman who died in childbirth.
This ghost is considered to be very violent.
Phi Krahang -
This ghost appears as a man with feathers and a tail like a bird.
It eats filth and glows at night.
An unpleasant and frightening spirit.
Phi Krasi -
This ghost lives inside a witch and leaves her body during sleep by way of the mouth.
The krasi is the colour of fire, has a head the size of an electric light bulb and a half-metre long bluish tail.
A krasi ghost likes dirt and does not generally harm human beings, although when it consumes entrails ( hardly surprisingly ) it can cause death.
Krasi witches have a sleepy appearance during the day.
Their eyes don't blink and they can never look anybody in the face.
Also, they don't cast any reflection in the mirror.
Before krasi witches can die, they have to find somebody who will inherit the krasi by consuming some of the old witch's spittle.
Phi Lok -
A ghost which haunts various localities.
It frightens and misleads people, and can be seen as well as felt.
Phi Prai -
The spirit of a woman who has died in childbirth and whose body has been used to make phi thai hong lotion.
A sorcerer must hold a candle under the corpse's chin, and from the resultant melted oil essences are manufactured which drive men mad and attract women.
Phi Tai Ha -
The spirit of a woman who has died of malaria.
The ghost will also spread this disease.
Phi Thuk Khun -
The substance of a living person which has to be sent out on astral journeys every week, or harm will come to its owner.
Phi Khamot -
A spirit in the shape of a red star which, like a Will o' the Wisp, misleads wanderers.
Phi Nang Tani -
A female tree spirit which is essentially beneficent and may fill the alms bowls of itinerant monks.
Phi Pa -
A forest spirit.
Hunters may leave a piece of the foot, lip, tongue or eyelid of a killed animal to show respect to this spirit.
Phi Phuang Khang -
A spirit in the shape of a black monkey which likes to suck the big toe of people sleeping in the jungle.
It is said to live near salt licks.
Phi Ka -
These spirits are inherited through women and can be contagious.
The ka, if not properly treated (with raw eggs) will attack and possibly possess people without the owner's knowledge.
Perhaps understandably, ordinary people are said to be reluctant to marry into ka clans!
Phi Hai -
Hungry, amoral spirits associated with places where people have died an unnatural or violent death.
Phi Hai are easily offended, and take every opportunity to possess people.
Normally, they can be induced to leave their victim if suitable offerings are made, but on occasions an exorcist has to drive them out.
In such cases, when incantations and Lustral water prove insufficient, a whip may need to be employed.
Phi Pop -
A malicious and very dangerous spirit which manifests itself as a beautiful woman.
Phi Pop float through the air because they have no legs or lower body.
They generally appear as a length of internal organs and intestines suspended from a strikingly lovely face therefore, beware beautiful women gliding mysteriously by in long dresses!
This type of ghost is probably more feared than any other species in Thailand.
PHI TAI TONG KLOM -
It's Thai belief that a mother who died with her baby in the womb may become a very mighty ferocious ghost,
Thai people call such the ghost PHI TAI TONG KLOM.
From Thai traditon, any pregnant lady who died will not be cremated immediately in all cases, believing that it will make the spirit of the dead unhappy and may activate her to become the vicious ghost.
Creating Guman Thong in the ancient time was very thrilling.
The master had to go to the graveyard alone in the night, dig up the corpse, cut the corpse's abdomen bringing the dead baby out, and then rush directly to the nearest Bosth's outer area for baking processes.
That's the safe place to protect the ghost mother from trying to save & bring her baby back.
So only the strong-mind person who possesses the advanced magical knowledges to fight the ghost could do this.
On the ancient Thais belief, Phi Tai Tong Klom is also a good source for producing the opposite-sex attractive oil called
NAM MAN PRAI
(Nam Man = oil, Prai= female ghost).
The gura who wishes to produce such oil needs to activate the corpse rising from the grave 1st, and then use the candle flame slowly heating under the corpse's chin to obtain the oil,
the derivative dropping-down liquid is the best quality opposite-sex attractive oil produce.
Also believe that the corpse tears will drop when obtaining her chins oil.
The belief in ghosts and spirits remains widespread throughout Thailand & Asia.
Muslim ghosts have appeared which can be driven off by flourishing a piece of pork ( preferably a pig's head ) at them.
Phi Peta -
一个饥饿的鬼魂。
对物质附件出神排斥精神的每个人将是再生的作为peta,
有巨型腹部和嘴一样小象针的眼睛。
Peta也许有时是听见的吹口哨在晚上,正在寻找人做他们的优点。
这个鬼魂是相对地无害的。
Phi Am -
坐睡眠者的胸口或肝脏的鬼魂,导致难受。
可以是有害的。
Phi Chamop -
困扰地方妇女在密林死了的鬼魂。这种精神不做任何害处。
Phi Ha -
在分娩死妇女的精神。这个鬼魂认为非常猛烈的。
Phi Krahang -
这个鬼魂出现作为有羽毛的一个人和象鸟的一条尾巴。
它吃秽并且在晚上发光。一种令人不快和惊恐精神。
Phi Krasi -
这个鬼魂居住在巫婆里面并且留下她的身体在睡眠期间通过嘴。
krasi是火的颜色,有头一个电灯电灯泡和一半米长的蓝蓝尾巴的大小。
krasi鬼魂喜欢土,并且通常不危害人,虽然,当它消耗内脏时(几乎不惊奇地)它可能导致死亡。 Krasi巫婆日间有一次困出现。他们的眼睛不眨眼睛和他们不可能看任何人在面孔。
并且,他们不熔铸了在镜子的所有反射。
在krasi巫婆能死之前,他们必须找到将通过消耗某些继承krasi的人某些老巫婆是唾沫。
Phi Lok -
困扰各种各样的现场的鬼魂。
它吓唬并且误引人,并且能被看见并且毛毡。
Phi Prai -
在分娩死了,并且身体被用于做发埃泰国洪化妆水妇女的精神。
巫师必须举一个蜡烛在尸体下巴之下,并且从总值熔化油驶人疯狂,疯狂和被吸引对妇女制作的。
现在主要用法能使用在女孩。
Phi Tai Ha -
死了于疟疾妇女的精神。鬼魂也将传播这种疾病。
Phi Thuk Khun -
在星旅途必须每星期被派出一个生存人的物质或者害处将来到它的所有者。
Phi Khamot -
以一个红色星的形式一种精神,象意志o' 小捆,误引流浪汉。
Phi Nang Tani -
本质上是慈善的,并且也许填装施舍碗巡回修士的一种女性树精神。
Phi Pa -
森林精神。猎人也许留下一个被杀死的动物的脚、嘴唇、舌头或者眼皮的片断显示对这种精神的尊敬。
Phi Phuang Khang -
以喜欢吮睡觉在密林的人大脚趾的一只黑猴子的形式一种精神。
说在附近居住动物舐食岩盐之盐渍地。
Phi Ka -
这些精神通过妇女被继承,并且可以是传染性的。
ka,如果不适当地对待(用未加工的鸡蛋)将攻击和可能拥有人,
不用所有者知识。
或许可理解地,普通人被认为勉强结婚入钾氏族!
Phi Hai -
饥饿,无道德的精神联合人们死了不自然或非命的地方。
发埃Hai容易地被触犯,并且利用每机会拥有人。通常,可以导致他们留下他们的受害者,如果适当的奉献物被做,但是驱邪者必须偶尔驾驶他们。
在这类情况下,当咒语和净化水证明不足时,鞭子也许需要被使用。
Phi Pop-
体现自己作为一名美丽的妇女的一种恶意和非常危险精神。
Phi Pop浮游物通过空气,因为他们没有腿或下体。
他们通常出现作为内脏的长度因此,并且从一张醒目可爱的面孔暂停的肚腑,当心神奇滑动在长的礼服的美丽的妇女!
此种鬼魂比其他种类是大概恐惧在泰国。
PHI TAI TONG KLOM -
泰国信仰死与她的子宫的婴孩的母亲也许成为一个非常强大凶猛鬼魂,泰国人民称这样鬼魂PHI TAI TONG KLOM。
从泰国传统,死的任何怀孕的女性在所有的情况下不会立刻被火葬,相信它将做精神死不快乐,并且也许激活她成为狠毒鬼魂。
创造Guman鬼婴在古老时间非常令人兴奋。
大师必须去单独坟园夜,发现怀孕女尸体,切开了腹部带来死的婴孩的尸体,然后冲直接地对烘烤法的最近的寺庙外面区域。
保护鬼魂母亲的安全的地方免受设法保存恢复她的婴孩。
那么拥有先进的不可思议的知识与鬼魂战斗只有的强头脑人可能做此。
在古老泰国信仰,PHI TAI TONG KLOM也是生产的叫的相反性有吸引力的油一个好来源 NAM MAN PRAI ( NamMan=油, Prai=女性鬼魂 )。
希望生产这样油的大师需要激活尸体从坟墓上升,然后使用慢慢地加热在女尸体之下的烛光焰; 得到下巴上的油,衍生物滴下的下来液体是最佳的质量相反性有吸引力的油产物。
并且相信当得到她的下巴油时, 尸体泪将滴下。
在鬼魂和精神的信仰依然是普遍遍及泰国和亚洲。
回教鬼魂出现猪肉(更适宜猪头)能击退他们。