Nang Takian (1) ALSO KNOWN AS: Lady Takian ORIGIN: Thailand Nang Takian means “Lady Takian.” Nang Takian spirits reside in Takian trees (Hopea ferrea). Takian wood is waterproof and hence desired for
Phii Mae Mai : The Widow Ghost Women who suffer abrupt, violent, and untimely deaths are traditionally considered among those most likely to transform into destructive ghosts. The potential life energy contained within women becomes an instrument of wrath. In
Golden Boy refers to a spirit, to an amulet intended to house this spirit and to a class of enslaved child spirits. The first documented reference to a Golden Boy amulet occurs
Khun Paen ALSO KNOWN AS: Khun Phan ORIGIN: Thailand Khun Paen (c. 1491–1529) was a legendary Thai magician and warrior. (Khun is a military rank similar to General. English translation literary sources
Mae Posop ALSO KNOWN AS: Mae Phra Posop; Mae Phosop ORIGIN: Thailand Once upon a time, rice required no labor or cultivation. All you had to do was gather it. Yesteryear’s rice
Nang Kwak ORIGIN: Thailand Nang Kwak is a Thai spirit of wealth. Her image is kept in homes and stores to attract customers, business, money, prosperity, and financial stability. Immensely popular, she
Nang Nak Nang is Thai for “lady” or “madame.” It is an honourific or title of respect commonly used to address female spirits, as is Mae meaning Mother. These titles are sometimes
Nang Takian (2) ALSO KNOWN AS: Lady Takian ORIGIN: Thailand Nang Takian is the spirit who lives in the Takian tree shading Mae Nak’s Bangkok shrine. She is a unique Takian spirit,
Phii Krasue The Filth Ghost ALSO KNOWN AS: Phii Krasyy ORIGIN: Thailand The Phii Krasue is a deadly, nocturnal, parasitic spirit who makes her home within living people, typically old, solitary women,
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