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Buddha Magic

Thai and South East Asian Occult and Buddhist documentary Media Channel and publications. www.buddhamagic.tv
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05/05/15 • 47 min

A short preliminary Biography of the Trajectory of Thai Buddhist Master of Historical Legend; Luang Por Pina, followed by an Extensive Synopsis of the Meanings and Symbolism within his Famous and Unusual 5, and 8 Pointed Pentagram 'Daw Aathan Hnun Duang' Lucky Star Amulets.
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05/05/15 • 47 min

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12/30/14 • 9 min

A Ramakien Tale Prelude to Episode 7 - Lord Latsatian & the Yaksa Rulers of Langka. This is a Prelude to the Seventh Episode of the Thai Ramakien Tale. Preamble and Essential Knowledge is Imparted, for a deepened understanding of the story, as it progresses.
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12/30/14 • 9 min

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Recompiled complete version of the originally 2 part story of Nontuk Yaksa. This is the complete story of Nontuk, And how he obtained his magical diamond finger, with which he persecuted all of the Devas in heaven A Ramakien Tale - episode six! The hairless Nontuk Yaksa Gets a Diamond Finger bestowed as a Blessing from Pra Isworn (Shiva), for Faithfully Washing the feet of the Devas on their way up Mount Grailas, and for his Loyalty in never complaining about the head patting and jeers he received from the Devas during his service. Nontuk runs Amok throughout the Heavens, Killing the Devas and Molesting the Apsara Nymphs. Pra Isworn orders Pra Narai Vishnu Avatar to Transform into an Apsara and Woo Nontuk into Submission with his Enchantment Spell. Pra Narai concedes and tricks Nontuk into cutting off his own leg, with the laser beam like light that emanates from the very same diamond finger he was given by Pra Isworn. Pra Narai then stands upon the fallen Nontuk, who cries out in Woe, complaining that Pra narai had used Trickery and would otherwise not have been able to beat Nontuk. Pra Narai then Beheads Nontuk with the promise that both would be reborn on Earth, Narai becoming a mere Human (Prince Rama/Pra Ram), and Nontuk would be reborn as the Demon Totsagan of Langka. Pra Narai then promises and prophecies that even with Totsagan as a ten-headed 20 armed Monster, that the Human Prince Pra Ram as incarnation (Avatar) of Pra Narai, would still conquer his soul, and kill him.
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10/29/14 • 13 min

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08/02/14 • 13 min

Triburam Yaksa, the ruler of Solasa City, builds a fire to perform Poojah to Pra Isworn (Lord Shiva). The Poojah is to attract the attention of the God Shiva, in order tyo Beseech the Blessing of Invincibility, and that Even Pra Narai cold not ever kill him - this was a secret plan, in order to secretly defeat Pra Narai Vishnu Avatar, whom he both feared and hated. Pra Isworn bestows the blessing with the command that Triburam must promise to not abuse the power. Triburam breaks his promise, and is punished by Pra Isworn, after a failed attempt to kill Triburam using Mount Kailash as a bow, Pra Narai (Vishnu Avatar) as the arrow, and Paya Nak (The Naga King) as the string of the bow, to shoot at triburam. Triburam was invincible even by the hand of Pra Narai, and so Shiva used his blazing fire eye, to burn Triburam, and his armies of Yaksa, to cinders.
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08/02/14 • 13 min

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A Ramakien Tale Episode 4 - The Birth Of Lord Anomatan. Lord Vishnu Pra Narai conjures a lotus with child out of his navel. In the original Vedic mythology, the being who is manifested upon the Lotus which emerges from Vishnu's navel, is not Anomatan, rather, Brahma himself. This is one of the many differences which are to be found in Thailand's version of Valmiki's Ramayana epic myth, and this, is part of what makes Thailand's version of the story much more than just a version, rather a completely different story in itself.
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06/04/14 • 18 min

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A Ramakien Tale - The second part of introductory talks which will lead up to the retelling of the Thai Ramayana (Ramakien) epic myth. This episode breaks away from the academic prelude which will deal with the family trees of the three main kinds of sentient beings found within the tale of the Ramakien, in order to lighten things up and gives a little bit off the events which lead up to the story by retelling the story of Hirantayaks. Hirantayaks was a giant Asura Deva (Yaksa) monster, who tried to roll up the surface of the earth,in order to leave the humans with no place to dwell anymore out of pure maliciousness. This tale tells the tale of one of the 10 avatars of the god Vishnu in this case the avatar, where he incarnated as an albino Wildboar, in order to stop the demon Hirantayaks, from destroying the earth.
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05/04/14 • 10 min

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This Second introductory pod cast before we begin to tell the tale of the Thai Ramakien, denotes the first list of some the main protagonists, split into two factions. These two factions are the two different sides to war against each other, which is the issue that is used to maintain the continuance of the story throughout the whole epic myth. The reason they were against each other, is because one of the sides, namely, the Yaksa (ยักษ์), who serve, under the command of the Demon giant Totsagan (Ravana), make the mistake, of kidnapping the newlywed princess and wife of Prince Rama are as we call him in the Thai Ramakien; "Pra Ram". This is of course, the lady Sita, who we call "Nang Sida" in Thai. A whole quest begins in order to recapture the princess, and return her to her husband. Around this central theme, the story unfolds into a multitude of different Sub chanters, which are worthy of the title of epic myths, in their own right. This mini pod cast gives a short list and a very short explanation of each of the major role players and protagonists who will be seen to reappear often during the story.
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04/05/14 • 13 min

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03/22/14 • 13 min


An introduction to Thailand's adaptation of Valmiki's classic epic tale, the Ramayana. This series of podcasts, will tell the full story of the Thai Ramakien, as it has never been told before, and will be looked at in multiple ways, and from multiple angles, including the cultural, literary and anthropological way. Comparisons will be raised, and examined, to investigate the differences, between The hermit sage Valmiki's original classic of Vedic times, and the Thai Buddhist adaptation
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03/22/14 • 13 min

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03/27/14 • 23 min


The Palad Khik - Shiva Lingam derived animist occult charm. A synopsis of the meaning and uses of this amulet, and how to pray to Palad Khik amulets. This particular talk goes into more depth than we have ever delved into, or ever found about Thai Pal;ad Khik, be that in print,or on the Internet. The Palad Khik has a very elusive history and is difficult to trace is true origins and how it developed all of its many different forms, which are expressed in the different carvings and inscriptions applied, to the surface of the animist charm.

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03/27/14 • 23 min

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12/03/14 • 7 min


Main Kata Incantation and additional traditional Heart mantra used for both Sak Yant Gao Yord, as well as all Cockerel Yantra, and Amulets. Uses the Dtamra of Luang Por Phern of Wat Bang Pra Temple.
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12/03/14 • 7 min

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How many episodes does Buddha Magic have?

Buddha Magic currently has 18 episodes available.

What topics does Buddha Magic cover?

The podcast is about Magic, Buddhism, Occult, Religion & Spirituality, Podcast and Podcasts.

What is the most popular episode on Buddha Magic?

The episode title 'Legend of Luang Por Pina's Lucky Star Amulet' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Buddha Magic?

The average episode length on Buddha Magic is 15 minutes.

How often are episodes of Buddha Magic released?

Episodes of Buddha Magic are typically released every 5 days, 10 hours.

When was the first episode of Buddha Magic?

The first episode of Buddha Magic was released on Mar 22, 2014.

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