Reader question: What can my Thai girlfriend do against black magic?

Buy her a nice amulet and a bag of herbs.
Marjoram, Basil, Mugwort, Patchouli, Vetiver and Wormwood are commonly used herbs to counter black magic.
Tell her that you got this from a faith healer and that she should put those herbs with some salt in a bath, where she should sit in herself for half an hour.
With the amulet around her neck, after a maximum of 3 baths, the curse will be dispelled by positive thoughts and can never come back as long as she carries the amulet with her. Can be worn around her neck or in her pocket, as long as she carries it with her. At night it is allowed under the pillow or on the bedside table.
To make the whole thing even more believable, you could also burn “uncrossing” incense.
All this, of course, initiated by a faith healer and a monk.
Most Thai will feel after 2 or 3 days that the curse has been overcome and consider you a great friend.

Still, I think Dutch sobriety is the best remedy. Black magic does not exist. Or do you want to organize a counteroffensive in that circuit? Doesn't work either and only costs claws of money.

Thais are very superstitious and believe everything. The only solution to her problem: not to believe in black magic. Will be difficult for a Thai

Pay a fortune teller a few hundred baht. Tell him what to say to your wife. Then go over there with your wife (and make up an excuse why you know him). Fortune teller tells a story and everyone is happy.

animism, get a local (well-known) mind doctor to ward off or exorcise it.

let them go to temple, and ask that the monks come to her shop. cleaning both shop and herself and staff.

she can also do something with a pig's head and eat. some thai know what i mean.

in that temple they can also refer her to a monk who is pro in that.

let them be informed. solution comes.

w

I can refer you to a monk who has already helped many people.
It's a monk with the heart in the right place, fortunately.
My girlfriend can put her in touch with him.
I hereby give you my e-mail address;
[email protected]

Dear Will,
My father had a patented remedy to exorcise the devil. He told the people who believed in black magic and the devil that there is one thing these spirits can't stand and that is being laughed at.
You can stage that a bit by saying in such a nightmare that you have seen an evil spirit and that it must still be in the room. Then you laugh and laugh. Then you say that you saw the ghost fleeing.
Be serious and tell your wife that she can do that too and that you can always help her if it doesn't work out. My father, who was a village doctor, had success with all denominations.
The condition is that you must empathize with your wife's fears. It's reality for her.
I know this advice seems somewhat simple and banal, but if you get it right, it just might work, especially if you manage to make it clear to her that spirits that have fled never come back. If it doesn't work, you can always take other measures.
Do you have any questions. Then put it through the editor. Then I can answer you personally.

Good luck and success,

Maarten

Have you ever discussed temple guards with your wife?
As a Thai, she will certainly believe in this solution.
Hopefully it will give her more confidence.
Success.

The Temple Guardian

The temple guard, also called Thepanom, is originally from Thailand. They guard the temples and make sure that the negative energy stays outside the temple.

If you place them at the door of your house, they protect you and your house and everything that is present in the house, you always put them down as a set (man and woman) because that has to do with the balance of Ying and Yang.

Place the female temple guard on the left and the male temple guard on the right.

(Of course you can place them anywhere in your home, preferably higher than the highest table in the room, so they can watch over you)