Pra Somdej saga continues in Issue 3 of Buddha Magic - Public release tonight!tonight

Buddha Magic Thai Buddhist Spiritual and Occult Ezine

For those who bought Buddha Magic Ezine, good news!
Buddha Magic Issues 2 and 3 are out and in circulation.

Buddha Magic Issue 2 was released on 29th September 2010

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Buddha Magic Issue 3 will be definitely out late this evening 30th of December (Thai time)!

Its looking good and has
some very interesting stuff in it -spellcheck is 100% better than
previous issues. About 105+ pages can be
expected.This one i feel is a great issue indeed with lots of Kata
Chanting too, as well as the promised Mega article on Candle Magic in
Thai Theravada Buddhism, The biography LP Kasem, Spirit Houses and the
ceremony to invoke Deities...

Lots n lots of stuff in there indeed, including the latest addition,
which was added right at the end, which is a masterwork i believe; How
to set up the Thai Tiered multiple table altar - Hmuu Dto Bucha Thai.

I really feel that this issue will be useful to practicing Buddhists who are looking to the
Thai Theravadan way, or people who wish to penetrate and familiarize themself with temple ettiquette and Ceremonial behaviour. Lots of transcribed Kata Chanting is included, as well as how to Bucha each Deity for each Kata and what to offer them. How to set up a Saan Pra
Poom (Deity house).... But you don't have to sit there and imagine it.. Because i have provided you with some pics of what lies between the front and back cover in this Newsletter

Have a look at some screen shots of inside the pages of Issue 3 below

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Buddha Magic Issue Three - 30th December 2010 New Year Edition Contents

• 1. Intro
• 2. Candle Magic used in Theravada Buddhism
  Chapter Two of the Manuscript on Candle magic in Thai Theravada
  Buddhism and Sacred Yantra magic; Tian Look Sagod Magic
  Bead Candle Meditation (Pra Piti Haa) and the Wicha of Wat Plab temple.
• 3. Pra Somdej - King of Thai Amulets -
  Part Three of the ongoing series about Pra Somdej amulets, all amulets
  of the Six E
• 4. Somdej Pra Puttajarn (Dto) Prohmrangsri
  (Wat Rakang Kositaram). Part Three of the Biography and Legends of
  Somdej Dto Prohmrangsri, maker of the Legendary Pra Somdej Wat Rakang - This third part of the series begins with what is
  perhaps one of Somdej Dtos signature works, and the subject of Legend.
  the 'Pra KataChinabanchorn' The Chinabanchara Mantra. This Kata is
  chanted by almost all Thai people everywhere in Thailand, and is
  considered to beone of the most Sacred Kata for Chanting - Kata
  Chinabanchorn - The Kata is transliterated for Chanting phonetically.
• 5. Luang Por Kasem Khemago
  Tan Khemago Bhikkhu (Luang Phu Kasem, or, Luang Por Kasem, Khemago),
  is an extremely revered monk of the Lanna tradition who the is
  considered one of the greatest Ajarn of modern Thai history, and has a
  massive and devoted following in the North of Thailand (and indeed all
  over the country). His devotees believe that to pay reverence to him or
  wear his amulets, results in receiving protection and safety wherever
  they go. His amazing dedication to his practice and purity is common
  knowledge with Thai people, which is easy to see since the very
  beginning of his path as he gave up the title of abbot of the temple
  and went to practice Vipassana Kammathana forest tradition methods
  residing in an old cemetery in the forest on a mountain side, which is
  where he remained practicing in humility and simplicity to the end of
  his mortal days
• 6. About Kata Chanting.The Benefits of Chanting
  Pra Kata
  Chanting is an essential part of the Thai Theravada Buddhist
  Practice. The blessings and benefits of Chanting Kata are evident in
  various aspects of life. The Buddha himself stated that there are 5
  ways to enlighten to any Dhamma, or to become fully enlightened, and
  that one of them was whilst Praying, or Chanting Prayers.
  
  
• 7. Somdej Dto's Sermon on the Benefits of Chanting
  Prayers
  Tan JaoPrakhun Somdej Dto Prohmrangsri was once invited to the Ngan
  Mahad ofJao Praya Sanpaetcharapakdee, in the times of King Rama 4, to
  give asermon - this is the transcript of that Sermon (rough
  Translation).
• 8. Pra Kata Chinabanchorn of Somdej Dto
  The Legend of the Chinabanchara and where it came from.
• 9. Pra Kata Bucha Khor Laap Jed Wan
  Seven Day Chant for Luck and Riches. A set of seven Kata to be
  chanted during the whole week. It is a Kata to improve your Fortune and
  to increase Riches, as well as acquiring Metta Mahaniyom charm and
  Happiness, Respect and related Auspicious Blessings.
• 10. Kata For When Luck and Business Sales are Down;
  Ancient Kata from the hand of Por Hnaan Bun Ban. The Kata is called
  'Montr Kaa Khaay Bpen Dtok, meaning 'Kata to sell till you drop'
• 11. How to Empower Nam Montr - Methods
  for making your own Magical Prayer Water (Nam Montr) using Kata
  Chanting (and candles  as an optional addition)
• 12. Kata for various Deities; Brahma,
  Garuda, Naga, Vishnu, Pra Laks,Various Ruesi (Por Phu Narot, Por Phu
  Narai, Por Phu Hnaa Suea).
• 13. What to offer the Deities The
  necessary offerings for making Bucha to the Deities. How to make Bucha
  offerings to the Ruesi Deities.
• 14. About Animal headed Ruesi; Legends
  of the Monkey, Tiger and Deer Faced Ruesi Deities.
• 15. Naga Head Ruesi Pra Rasi Gasirotha
• 16. Kata Pra Laks Hnaa Tong - The
  Mantra for Pra Laks - Deity of attraction charm and luck.
• 17. Deity Portrait - Pra Laks
  - In Thai Culture and spiritualist belief, there is a very popular and
  powerful magical charm and incantation which bears the Name of Pra
  Laks, called 'Na Hnaa Tong' or'Na Pra Laks Hnaa Tong'. This means
  literally Golden Faced Pra Laks.
• 18. Various Kata for Riches
• 19. Kata for Deity Taw Waes
  Suwan
  
  The correct Mantras for Lord Taw Waes Suwann, Northern King of the
  Jatumaharachiga Realm, iconic AsuraDeity of the those with great riches.
• 20. Kata Hua Jai - Important
  Heart Mantras -
  short abbreviated easy to remember, but extremely powerful root Kata to
  chant and invoke your protective, healing or charming energy with.
• 21. Saan Pra Poom Saan Jao Tee Jao Tang,
  Saan Prohm Spirit Shrines;A shrine house for the local spirits,
  ghosts or Deities to reside in.Almost every Buddhist home has one of
  these in Thailand.There are three main forms of spirit house; Saan Pra
  Poom, Saan Jao Tee and Saan Prohm; This article explains in great detail
  (10 pages) about this traditionand the ceremony which is performed to
  invoke the Deities.
• 22. Pitii Gruad Nam - Pouring Water Ceremony to offer Fruits of your Merits to the Dead; What instruments to use forGruad Nam? When is the best time to perform Gruad Nam
  Ceremony?, Benefits of Dedicating Merit. Dtamnan Gruad Nam legendary
  Origins of the Ceremony.
• 23. Dto Hmuu Bucha How to set
  up a tiered Bucha Altar Thai style. Adetailed synopsis of the correct
  methods for setting up a sacred Altarfor practice using the tiered Thai
  Bucha tables known as 'Dto Hmuu Bucha'.  A useful article for
  those
  wishing to know the proper method for setting up an Altar according to
  Thai Theravada Tradition.
• 24. Pra Putta Roop Bpaed Samay
  - Continuation of the series; 'Eight Eras of Buddhist Art and
  Sculpture', which began in Issue one with a full synopsis of the Eight
  Main Artistic Eras of Thai Buddhist Art and Sculpture, and continues
  every issue presenting different Buddha Statues from Different Eras and
  Cultural Styles, and the story behind their origin. This Month the
  following Two Sculptures are presented;
• 25. Pra Luang Por Dto - Luang Por Dto is
  a classic example of Sukhothai Period Sculpture.
• 26. Luang Por Tong Kam -
  late Ayuttata Period Buddhist Sculpture

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