Cavern, fire and ink

Nam Man Prai (NMP) has gained notable attention in recent years within spiritual and mystical communities. Its allure lies in its profound connection to spirits and the supernatural, but it remains shrouded in mystery and often misunderstood. As someone who has studied under Ajarn Apichai, a trusted mentor in the art, I approach this topic with a level of caution and reverence . In this post, I aim to provide an informative exploration of Nam Man Prai, its origins, uses, and responsibilities. For those considering working with such a potent mystical object, this knowledge is crucial. What is Nam Man Prai? At its core, Nam Man Prai is a type of oil extracted from a corpse through specific rituals. Its creation is steeped in deep spiritual practices, where lineage and the teachings of an ajarn (teacher) play a significant role. The process involves selecting a particular type of corpse based on the desired qualities of the oil. Once extracted, the oil undergoes a series of rituals...

  After taking some time away to focus on events, rituals, and the art of tattooing, I’m excited to share the culmination of my recent work. Over the past few months, I’ve been collaborating closely with Ajarn Apichai to bring forth a project that combines two powerful spiritual traditions. This endeavor, a limited-edition fusion of Quimbanda and Thai necromancy, has resulted in a truly remarkable creation: The  Pomba Gira’s Takrut of Empowerment. This takrut serves as the perfect complement to Exú’s Fusion Patúa, uniting energies from two potent paths to craft an amulet unlike any other. For those unfamiliar, a takrut is a form of spellwork inscribed onto a metal sheet (or other natural materials), imbued with power and purpose. For this release, we have crafted two versions: • 7 pieces in lead : Processed and melted by Ajarn himself. • 14 pieces in copper : Also charged and empowered with the same care. Each takrut is created with a meticulous blend of materia...