Lek Lai ? is a Mysterious Sacred substance which is the subject of Legendary Tales of Miracle Powers which has become a Cult Phenomenon in recent years, due to the ease of access to information enabled by modern Media such as the internet, as well as being due to increased International trading and a massive increase in Thai Buddha Magic.
Lek Lai used to be presented in only a few forms, shapes and sizes. Now however, there are literally hundreds of different looking substances which those who market them consider to be Lek Lai, or Lek Lai derivatives. Lek Lai has been used as an ingredient for mixing into amulets for centuries, as well as being used as a magical element in its own right.
Although this amazing substance is known about and exists an many different World Cultures and different countries, Lek Lai has come to be known very much as a Phenomenon coming from Thailand.
This is not without good reason, for it is Thailand and Thailand alone that there are still to be found a great number of Master Kroo Ba Ajarn, who are Adept in sensing the presence of Lek Lai. They are also Experts in the art of transforming Lek Lai into various forms of amulet, and even insertion of Lek Lai under the skin of Devotees.
For this reason, it is no surprise that Thailand is the number one source of authentic wisdom of the Wicha of the creation of Lek Lai Taat Gaayasit. This is pure Elemental Magic and Alchemy.
What is real Lek Lai like?
1. Lek Lai has an oily shiny surface and reflects the light.
2. It displays many tones and color variations, and is astonishingly beautiful.
3. It looks transparent when immersed in water.
4. There is the Mind of a Ruesi of Great Power within it.
5. If the Ruesi leaves the Lek Lai, it becomes dark black-blue and opaque.
6. If the Spirit of the Ruesi is not present in the Lek Lai, it will not turn transparent and glassy when immersed in water.
There are 7 Major colors of Lek Lai
See Khiaw Bpeek Malaeng Tap (black-blue)
See Nam Dtaan Orn (light brown)
See Bplueak Mangkut (magenta)
See Ngern Yuong
See Tong (gold)
See Nam Nom (Nam Nom Phaen Din ? creamy white)
See Phasom (4 major colors mixtur)
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