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nnkc, u so free. :rolleyes:

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Might be wrong.

First piece should be 鬼王.
Last piece is 鬼仔王。

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wow gui wong. So what is it supposed to do???????

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Hi bro,

The below link may provide the answer that u want to know

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For bros who interested or do chant everyday.Click on the link provided

BuddhaNet Audio: Buddhist Chanting

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Thanks i out about these from here:

These barangs sibeiz fierce! (not for the faint-hearted!) - www.$$$$$$$$$$$$.com.sg


Someone was talking about er per using a dead's gal's cheebye to make into an amulet and u can charm any gal u like to have sex with you.

Archan meng and archan san?????? Sorry i am very green in this aspect.

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I click on the link & saw the mahakala from tibet buddhism....this one more power......i saw one where he is stepping on ganesha one......so even ganesha also no fight

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Ganesha is the son of shiva i am sure he is not as powerful as his father. Same as murugan which is what the local indians mostly worship.

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Just sharing what I picked up over the past months. If you have queries post them over here and alot of bros will answer you.

OC you can bring her along coz I understand its always coffee session and chit chat. Bring her a few more times she bored liao then won't follow and also won't be strict liao mah...keke just joking :D

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Bro Suchinda, it is believed that Mahakala is just one of the many incarnations of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion/Mercy, or what we often addressed as Goddess of Mercy. In Tibetian Buddhism, Mahakala is the Guardian/Protector of the Doctrine and Dharma and it takes many forms, 2 arms, 4 arms and 6 arms. Below is some info on Mahakala and its amulets.

**Mahakala is a deity worshipped by Hindu and Buddhist. He can be seen in the entrance of every Buddhist monasteries in Tibet. He is the protector of doctrine of Buddha Shakyamuni.

Mahakala is the wrathful manifestation of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. He is one of the main deities of Tibetan Buddhism, and is considered both a meditation deity, or yidam, and a protector deity.

There are seventy-five forms of Mahakala, each with a different origin and a different name. Included among them are thirteen Six Armed Mahakalas, each with a slightly different sadhana. The Six Armed Mahakala is especially powerful in his ability to destroy or conquer enemies.

To indicate that he overcomes obstacles. Mahakala stands upon Ganesha, the King of obstacles, who has a human body, and an elephant head with an open mouth.**

Bro this explains why Mahakala stands on Ganesha.

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thanks to bro Bodhisattva....



Found a Khun Chang......i persuaded owner to let go to me at $100 :D

http://i31.tinypic.com/24lr7mq.jpg

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Aiya bro naemlo mai ann nei la my ass already like my bro lau kokkok u still want mei. Better look for younger one in thailand hehehe:D:D

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this 1 not bad, anything below? wat does it make of? :)

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Not I want, ladyboys want. :eek:

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isn't ganesha know as pra pickanet by the thais and pillayaar by the local tamils Isn;t he the one bringing luck and good fortune?? So why king of obstacles???

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ok lar i come here only mah and see u here lor. Heard form guni he very long bo go CV laio ler bo jio him. LB in OT too ex for him lar so go CV better or desker ?? i ask him call u hor hahahaha