In Southeast Asia, there had been people who used the Tame Head Technique as a profession since ancient times. They were called Tame Head Masters. To put it bluntly, a Tame Head Master was a master who knew how to use witchcraft spells and had considerable magical power and experience. Most of them were born in poor families and were forced to leave their parents or orphans who had lost their parents in the war. They were chosen by the old Tame Head Master by chance and followed their master to various mountains and cemeteries to cultivate and live.
Tame Head Masters were divided into black-clothed Tame Head Masters and white-clothed Tame Head Masters. The former mainly accepted money and gave it to others, and there was no morality to speak of. The latter mainly helped people to surrender and make friends with others. There were powerful Tame Head Masters in Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar, etc. There were countless different types of spells in different regions. Most powerful Tame Head Masters would not have any relatives in the future. They would have disciples and helpers. Although some Tame Head Masters had wives, most of them would not have children. This was one of the side effects of the Yin technique they cultivated.
Tame Head was a spell that could harm people and save people. It was obviously a feminine spell. Because the place of practice and the target of the spell were often very secret, this method was not taught publicly, nor could it be learned and accepted by anyone. It was often collected and made into Yin materials (human bones, corpse oil, dried human fetus, grave soil, etc.) in gloomy places (haunted houses, cemeteries, corpse furnaces, etc.). The process of practicing the spell was extremely terrifying and hidden. Therefore, most of them did not know the details of the cultivation method.
According to the local saying, witchcraft was divided into many types, such as head control, voodoo, exorcism, and so on.
The so-called "Tame Head" was to use some kind of poison or insect as a prop to act on the other party without anyone knowing, making the other party act according to their own will. The props included the so-called "five poisons"(snakes, centipedes, scorpions, spiders, toads, or geckos), needles, lead, special "divine oil", and so on.
When casting a spell, one usually needed to obtain the birth characters of the person who was being cursed. The methods of casting spells included "Live Descent"(using a live curse item to cast spells),"Death Descent"(turning the curse item into powder or liquid),"Direct Descent"(directly using the curse item on the other party),"Remote Casting"(using smoke, fire, and other remote methods to perform the curse), and so on. The formula and incantation of the Tame Powder were the "secret" of the Tame Master. The purpose of the "Tame Head" was varied. Some people used it to pursue their "dream lover", while others tried to achieve unspeakable goals in this way.
The so-called " Gu Poison " was actually the same as the Tame Head Spell. They both used various poisons to cast spells on the person they wanted to deal with. However, the purpose of the Tame Head Spell was to control the other party's will and behavior, while the Gu Poison directly targeted the other party's life. Therefore, it was called the most mysterious and vicious type of witchcraft. Sometimes, it was also regarded as the advanced stage of the Tame Head Spell.
It was said that the most mysterious Tame Head Master could perform the so-called " Flying Head Descent ", allowing his head to leave his body and drink the blood of others. It was said that after seven stages, each stage would last for 49 days, and the Tame Head Master could obtain the highest level of power.
The so-called exorcism technique referred to the special state of "God-man communication" or "possession of the gods" through various complicated techniques. At this time, one would become sharp in hearing and sight, able to know everything in the past, future, and present, and could see things that others could not see. After the sorcerer entered this state, he could cure difficult illnesses or find clues and things that others could not find. When performing exorcism, the shaman had to chant a spell, hold a special ceremony, and use all kinds of strange props. Sometimes, it was some animals that were considered special (such as black roosters and goats). Some shamans would kowtow to the gods. It was said that the more they kowtowed, the more effective the exorcism would be. Therefore, in some places in Eastern Ma, the effectiveness of a shaman's exorcism depended on the size of the bump on his head. The bigger the bump, the more powerful the exorcism would be.
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Many local shamans would say that the source of witchcraft was India. Some said that it came from Thailand (along with the Hinayana Buddhism) and the more bizarre "Buddhist scriptures"(some of the scriptures of Tang Sanzang were washed away in the Tongtian River. It was a prophecy in the Hinayana Buddhism and became witchcraft after it rushed to Nanyang), but some sociologists also pointed out that.
Although witchcraft had been circulating in Malaysia for a long time, it had only been a few decades since it became so popular today. Many wizards had an " overseas background ". Their origin was not in Nanyang, but in the distant West Benin, which was the famous Voodoo. Some scholars generally held the latter view, but some people believed that this was just because they did not want witchcraft to be regarded as a " native product " of Malaysia.
Witchcraft was so popular in Malaysia that it was unbelievable to many people. Some sociologists believed that the climate in Southeast Asia was hot and humid, and all kinds of poisonous creatures and plagues were prevalent. People were prone to strange diseases. When they could not explain it, they would attribute everything to mysterious things and forces, causing witchcraft to become popular.
As for wizards and "shaman kings"(Rajabomoh), they generally knew some medicinal knowledge and were also familiar with hypnosis and magic techniques. Nuo techniques were a combination of hypnosis and self-hypnosis. As for whether or not there was a 'special technique', only God knew.
With the development of tourism, witchcraft had become a technique to attract tourists in some tourist areas of Malaysia. All kinds of "beheading props" were publicly sold as tourist souvenirs, believe it or not (this was the same situation as the birthplace of Voodoo in Benin).
As for the exorcism technique, some people believed it, and some people didn't believe it. This time, the MH370 plane lost contact, and Malaysia was desperate to find a cure. This made the Witch King, Abraham, desperate. Ma Jin used the exorcism spell to search for the passengers, but all he got was a "verdict" that made people not know whether to laugh or cry.
In 1993, there were three witches named Mona in Malaysia. Fan Dai, Rahman, and Husin claimed that they were "psychic witchcraft" and used an axe to kill the former member of Congress, Mazlan, and dismembered his body to "perform a ritual." On November 2, 2001, the three of them were hanged, and the case caused a sensation.
It was a great blow to witchcraft (since the bewitchment and voodoo were so effective, why would a witch use an axe to kill people). Some scholars, experts, and religious figures took the opportunity to call for the abolition of witchcraft, but perhaps it was difficult to return to the past. In the end, this call was left unanswered. Many police stations in Malaysia still used witches to solve cases. Of course, they would not write this in the report, but would fabricate a case that was "in line with scientific principles".
Therefore, there was an unwritten rule in the cultivation world that one had to kill anyone who saw an evil person, because the evil person would not be forgiven. It was the same for the Tame Head Master. These people were even more abominable than those from the evil path. The methods and Gu worms they used were also somewhat similar, but they needed hair and the like.
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