The Sacred Tattoos Of Thailand
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2018
- In Thailand, everything is connected to Buddhist culture, including their traditional tattoo, Sak Yant.
Sak Yant given by monks or masters are believed to bestow mystical powers, passing down till today, it has become a combination of Buddhism and art. Modern Sak Yant improved by senior monks are said to offer benefits such as good fortune, power or charisma.
We followed A Long, an amulet dealer from Guangzhou, to visit some Sak Yant masters, and then went to the annual Wai Khru ceremony which turned out to be even wilder than any metal music festival. The tattoo wearers, so-called the disciples would come to the ceremony once a year to pay tribute to their masters, some of them got possessed by deities and went on a rampage, it was really a hardcore scene to see.
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Why do I always watch weird shit at 1am in the morning.
Same mann weirdddd hahahahha
07:50 am for me
M Marino lol 😂
Because you are weird 😁
This is not weird shit!! Please respect other religion!
I’m Thai and there’s a story back in ancient times that a warrior had one of the tattoos on his chest and when he went to war no bullets went through him
Ancient times didn't have guns bro
@@demanso1 it was like a musket
@@jasperbudiono295 dont you think the european didnt use magick yea they do believe in that kind of things
Must have worked cuz my father is still alive
Yes soldiers for them too my father told me when he was in war.
I am Thai and I think this is so ridiculous, how people act like they are possessed.
I bet they are all drunks 55555555
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Just like christians who "faint" or "possessed".
Religion is a disease.
same lol but ull never know .. :D
Fuck Mountain Trolls, Trying to read that almost gave me a seizure
I'm born and raised in Thailand, and this "culture" is extremely ridiculous to me. I just want to educate everyone that this is not real Buddhism, but a "parasitic" cult/believes that is benefiting off of corrupted religion. I'm not blaming the producer to have produce the content in such way, as it is confusing (even for the local). But I just want to point out that this is not a true Buddhism that most of the people believes in or practice.
As a Thai, you should know better that Thai Buddhism is the mixture of Animism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. There is no such a thing as "Pure/real Buddhism" in Thailand since the start. Moreover, Buddhism was imported into Suvarnabhumi region as a tool for the warlords to rule the people. You can see it clearly that every Thai Royal ceremonies always performance both Hinduism and Buddhism rituals.
@@titanmars5808
No wrong Buddhism is not mixture of Brahmin's culture and it is fabricated Information about Buddhism by Brahmin's (arayans).
Buddhism is heterodox ( non- Theists) school of Rationalist)
School of Indian sub-continent like jain , aajivika , lokayata.
And it is historical facts, no one can change.
Buddha belong to Dravidian people's , the who was founders of sharmana culture ( non-theists) and advance Indus velly civilization.
Note:- in Brahamins Religious Scriptures they already mentioned he was atheist , the reason behind it , they said buddha rejected the authority of Vedas god's .
Then after buddha became the enemy of Brahmins ( founder of Vedic aryan Brahmin religion aka sanatan Dhrama , The new like hindu ( Greek word)).
@@thegreatkinglankanareshrav2605 The originality, doctrine, or purity of Hinduism and Buddhism not matter when it comes to Buddhism in Thailand. Those religions landed in this area long time ago, ppl twisted, modified, or improvised them as they see fit. And it happens everywhere. Buddhism landed in Japan, merged with their local belief then turned out to be Shinto and Zen. Even, those who claimed that they are real and pure Buddhists, who knows what Buddha would say about their belief... why? cos Buddha has long gone, how can they be so sure that their belief is the same one as 2,xxx years ago. Lots of Thais know really well that Buddha's belief is atheistic but they don't care, they just treat Buddha as their another God... That's all.
@@titanmars5808
I am sorry bro to hurt your feelings , what i said earlier that is fact, that is truth.
No one can change truth.
One more thing ayarans Not original belongs to indian subcontinent they are came from Eurasia and they are foreigners like mugals, Persian , britishers.
Sorry. Dude.
Buddhism came from dravidians sharmana culture.
You need to more study about indian culutre and it's true origin.
#Aarayan_invasion.
#Aarayan_migration.
One more fact sanskirt is not a original of indian subcontinent , that is Eurasian language.
We have very own languages parkrit , Gondi , Tamil ( most ancient language of entire world) , malayalam, telugu , kanadda.
Sorry , I forgot to add one more thing , buddhism first spread from South Asia through srilanka by emperor Ashoka( speak only prakrit language) the great.
@@thegreatkinglankanareshrav2605 1. no hard feeling lol 2. According to this video clip, ppl commenting about "Thai's Buddhism", no one care about original Buddhism. 3. I might need to study more about India, Srilanka Buddhism, so do you...need to study more about Thai Buddhism before you miss the main point of this video clip. 4. What I saw from your comment is nothing more than Ethnocentrism; means you interpret/judge other cultures by your cultural/ religious standard. Pointing out what is authentic or not, not going to make you understand ppl behavior in this clip.
These are a form of shamanism , ancient spiritual practices that originated from ancient Khmer's who practice Theravada buddhism, not only does it exist in Thailand or Thai culture but also the surrounding countries such as Laos. Yes, this is part of our culture and beliefs especially in the northern regions, due to complex interweaving of local and translocal religious ideas, movements, rituals, practices, and persons over time it has become a common practice of buddhists in south east asia. Every religion has sacred symbols and rituals which then becomes part of culture, why are non thais or anyone who have no deep understanding of certain cultures commenting as if they do? theres so much you dont know and understand.
I totally agree 💯
Most cultures believe that tattoos are in some way portals or gateways (for lack of better term) for entities to manipulate you whether good or bad, many use temporary ones for rituals however because they believe the portal/gateway shouldnt remain open. The whole history of tattoos no matter where you go is so interesting
I would like to know more about that concept. Where can I read about it?
This tattoo is from cambodia
@@beautifulstranger9570 A book called Sacred Tattoos of Thailand by Joe Cummings goes into the portal theory, and explains the general code of ethics.
@@slimturnpike damn that book is $1200 on amazon $450 on ebay
@@gacy8183 Keep crying, it's Thai
I'm Thai and I'm Buddhist. Our Buddha didn't teach this thing in the past. This is not the real Buddhism.
Teeramed Krisnarnuwat
Agreed i am also a tibetan buddhist..
Thailand’s culture is the combination of Animism+Buddhism+Bhraminism.
There is a reality called angels and demons. God took on a human nature to reunite divinity back to himself. His name is Jesus he died to set you free from death. Call out his name get baptized to become a child of God. Look up Fearless documentary. May God bless you and enlighten your mind.
stfu so i guess they are fake monks smh
like he said there diffrent buddhist religion they prolly all not all the same
I am Thai, want to tell you that only a small group of people believes in this kind of magic. NOT a whole THAI people,
No one said that it was all Thais. However, praying to spirit shrines is part of the same cultural phenomena in Thailand. And it's not a minority of Thais. Animism is as much a part of daily life in Thailand as eating noodles.
Same can be said with western Christians
16:23 and suddenly the editor choose to add a Balinese Gamelan music to a video about Thailand culture, I’m laughing in Balinese
@@jasperbudiono295 you will never add a death metal music on a funeral memorial video right?
"Deity from Canada" lol
I know right? I had to replay that segment because I didn't think I heard it correctly. My question is where was this guy living at the time? Hopefully NOT Thailand but in a country that had NO Buddhist priests or deity's available.
@@gabrieljohannson6777 read the description. The guy is from guangzhou, china and probably the deity took a flight lol
I think they were talking about the brother coming from Canada and he told of the diety...but that may be just me...
DEITIES NEED VACATIONS TOO
The dude looks like one of those crooks from young and dangerous movies back in the days..
Thank you Vice I really love Thailand and the beauty of acceptance
i always found it weird seeing so many farang with sak yant. of course anyone can get these tattoos regardless of race or ethnicity, but most foreigners get them for the sake of aesthetic. i’m thai myself and follow buddhism to a degree, but i don’t think it would be proper for me to get a sak yant since it’s very sacred and spiritual.
Why?
its like not being christian but maybe getting a cross, or a star of david and you aren't jewish. But I practice muay thai / Buddhism so for me that would be my reason. @@ba5tard
We are all spirits here living, I say you are worthy
@@ba5tardbc it has a deep spiritual meaning. A contract almost.
Got two of these sak yant tattoos done in Thailand. Not for the idea of gaining "abilities or powers" but because the designs are beautiful and the words of scripture mean something to me. Sometimes it feels like I just did a dumb tourist move and maybe I did but not everyone get them done in order to gain something. It's more of a personal way to appreciate Muay Thai culture and solidifying the memory of my time there. Maybe I'm coming across as ignorant but just wanted to say that there is more to it than all this hysteria in the video.
Uh dude. What was in this video was definitely more than your superficial tourist bs.
You're good
I just got back from Thailand where my partner is from and went with locals to very local shop that doesn't get many foreigners and I did the exact same thing. I love the designs and also the meaning and it was a way to show my love to thai culture and muay thai culture as well as marking my trip (first overseas trip). I love it and not that it would matter but I have got all positive comments in Thailand and back home in Australia :)
You can do it just for the sake of doing it, it’s not ignorant nor does it give you power. However the process of getting a tattoo with power includes you bounding a spell or a spirit to your self, and they usually need incantation, ceremonies, and set rule.
For example if you want to have good fortune you can go to a shaman where he’ll give you a tattoo and enchant a spell of fortune with it, but he’ll give you a rule that you cannot break like killing, lying, stealing, etc or it can be a vow such as you’ll ordain into monk hood, give sacrifices, etc, you’ll have good fortune asking as you live with the rules and not break them, but the moment you do break the rule or vow you’re pretty much F U C K E D.
@[̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ ͡ಠ ͜ʖಠ)̲̅$̲̅] yant, that the word for tatoos are sak, and the word for physical incantations or talismans is yant, so what you call the special istatoo is sak yant or just yant which means getting a tattoo of an incantation or talisman onto your skin
"Just because You don't believe doesn't mean it dosen't exist"
Just because you believe doesn't make it real either..
With many condemn the beliefs, one forgets that the universe is full of strange things and that leaves us human who practice according to our own beliefs. It isnt about religion, it is a culture and if people are happy to practice it who are we to say anything. and vice never fails to feed my curios mind!
After few seconds I'm totally embarrassed as a born thai.. fyi this is not the normal way to live the Buddhism I know.
Natti Lay The world is cruel sheila 🤣
lol
agreed
No worry, it's all about business.
and what is "normal" ?
I don't mind the big or small usefulness of this culture, I'm just fascinated so much by Thai modern society and its culture.
Vanakam, I’m A Hindu born in Malaysia, we also do conduct ritual occasions and the most famous is Thaipusam! We do pray, fast and call our god/goddess to give us trance and by their blessings, we get it and serve them in need to fulfill our wishes! But these Thai ppl’s believe is quite abnormal! As many of u know, Trishula, is one of the greatest weapon used by our god based on our believe but we will never agree by having tattoos of it will give extra power or so on ! Tq 🤞🏻🙏🏻 OM NAMA SHIVAYA
Reminds me of the mega churches i visited in the US.
Difference is church make them more trendy/upscale to lure in masses.
Same rule applies; most 'Christians' aren't. Most Buddhists aren't either. For that matter most professors of any particular belief just claim so and live/ believe whatever suits them.
@@robvancamp2781 not really authentic sank yatt are made using a specific language of old times, Sank yatt is found in burmese , Siam, Cambodia and all south east and west asian countires in the tropics .
@@denjipoochita7351 Sak Yant is written in Khmer language tho which Cambodia still uses
I can explain why. Mega churches inherit a lot from the spiritual and shamanistic practices of enslaved Africans. “Catching the Holy Ghost” bares similarities to voodoo and ifa possessions. Animism is amongst the oldest practices in the world and is probably what pre historic humans practiced . Spirit possession isn’t a new concept.
This was amazing, thank you vice
In Javanese myths, Rahu is a giant who eats the moon when it's an eclipse
Same Hinduism
Same in Hinduism he is a demon responsible for lunar eclipse
@Deserve Not Desire actually Rahu and ketu is also used as synonyms for celestial objects and happenings
@@slangpro3564 thanks for your information bro.....
@Deserve Not Desire thanks for your information.....
Our life was definite the day we are born into this earth, the choices we make, our background, the circle of friends we mix with and our perspective of subjects.
While we are born with no choice, we definite our life with making the correct choices, while facing adversity with will and faith in ourselves.
We should do good, appreciate our time. Fate will decide the rest...
Buddha said “there is a buddha in everyone of us”, to me it means, in trouble, you are the only person that can help yourself. I believe very much in mental fortitude. To overcome To succeed.
Mc Lucky as nice as it is to tak in the wisdom from what you read it is also a musy to complete that reading with inner thinking too , buddah and all the other statues are just idols humans who once lived but they arent god and they can protect nor hurt you , it is god who created you and all the created every thing around you
Rasha Dep
I live simple as i believe in myself and i must do good. Thats enough as a religion to me.
Cheers
Nicklaus Mikaelson
What can u possibly attain from your statement? Most probably nothing.
Why do u strive so hard for nothing?
The only thing you create around you is hatred and unrest.
Dont waste your effort on me, im not one who react base on emotional comments. Cheers bro
Thai is very much influenced by hinduism too. so its not unusual people in thai pray for to hindu deities for luck and fortune. Hindu gods like Lord shiva and other devis was thought to grant liberation and materialism wishes. I respect all religions, whether mystical powers exist or not, it is up to individual to explore.
@@rashadep9758 God doesnt exist dumb fuck sorry to burst your bubble
anybody can share the address of the ajarn showed in the video clip please , i wish to get a sak yant tattoo for myself
interesting insight!!
1:11 "ใครลืมกุญแจรถ เสียบไว้ที่รถนะครับ (who forgot the car key inside the car)" 5555555
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Nice to see vice do a cultural thing like this.. good doc
They need some milk
Rahu is an ancient Hindu god and is one of the important feature of Indian horoscope.
The possession of the devotee is the same as the possession of devta ( god residing in a certain region ) in india mainly in Uttarakhand ( hilly state in north India) also called as devbhoomi ( land of gods).
There was mention of shri hanuman the great Indian god.
And one more thing thai language originated from Tamil language ( Dravidian language family) the ancient rulers of Suvarnabhumi ( land of gold )
Yes.Thai Buddhist is more similar to Hinduism and they also pray to a lot of Hindu deities
The names not the language. The language is closer to Vietnamese which is a Chinese influence
@@indiangum4691 the script Thai language use is very similar to Dravidian script which originated from southern India
Eg. Tamil - வணக்கம், Thai - สวัสดี
And there's historical evidence to support indianization of southeast asia .
Eg. Angkor wat in cambodia 🇰🇭 🙏
I have Sak Yant on my back, I see it as an art I don’t believe in spiritual that It will bring me luck or charm or anything, But before doing tattoo the shaman will instruct you to do good things and avoid doing harm. i love my sak yant and going to get more💘
Hi Was it painful? can you recomend a good master for this ?
@@valeriov4523ofc it’s painful it’s a tattoo
The beginning got me in tears 😂😂😭😭
And all I’ll have to do is good deeds and I’ll be protected? Or do I need to do all the steps the video showed to have these powers work? And what if I get the tatto and don’t do any of the praying but I do only good deeds ? Will I still have the Buddha’s protection ?
Plz answer my question s
When they were running and screaming one by one it reminded me of the zombie show Kingdom.
Thank you for sharing much appreciated blessings 👁️👽🍉🍍👀👂🏾🙌🏾
My friend told me these tattoos can give you powers. I told him to stfu
Well stfu to you too..
jongun kim I might need them to fight the eastsiders
Yeah if that was true we would have alot of people flying
@@fcbfreviews It's not that type of power -_- back in the old days people with these special tattoo can't be shot with a gun - bullet won't go thou them and they can't slice with a knife. it's pretty much a protection tattoo
@@enolyze yup,u are right my friend..in the time of war or emergency they can disappear,jump high,invulnerable to sharp,blunt object and anti bullet(2 version)..1st version-gun wont fire(jammed)..2st version bullet wont penetrate skin..but u can still feel blunt pain
The "temple" at 1:18 is actually a Hindu temple to Brahma (Erawan), not a Buddhist temple.
Or just go to a local tattoo store anywhere in Thailand where they have the same designs and use the same technique and pass em on to 100.000s drunk tourists that were looking for enlightenment making them think they are one of the rare ones for having it lol. Ive seen more white guys have these tattoos than locals.
haha!!!!! you right you can get Tattoo every where , but it not unique.
shenanigans
from what they see, the tattoo is just a tattoo
it's the spell that comes with it that they wanted, and they're willing to go back every year to renew it
You can have a tattoo, you can't have a genuine story to come with it. Remember a tattoo is as permanent at it's bearer but the memory of it will endure for centuries.
Stupid tourist. They even had “spring rolls” tattoo in thai words
thai and hindu rituals are very very similar... suprising.. wow
The tattoo is not in Buddhism , but it an mix Culture of Hindu .that pass down from generation.
Thai Buddhism isn't a pure one, but the mixture between Buddhism, Ancestor believe and Hinduism.
Study ancient Indian history from IVC/Harappa onwards
@KPOPFANBOYUK but for that you need to know what indo-european is. Heard about Eddas, Vedas, Gathas, Norse Mythology and their commonalities ? and the oldest of all of them Rg Veda
Our religion of more of a mix between Buddhism, Hinduism, and some local spiritual believes, but this video is mostly bullshit.
My sak yant have served me well.
Tattooing Yantra won't give one superhero-abilities, which is seen in films. But they will advocate on catharsis, which is helpful for (i.e. Psychological-warfare) cleansing. Which is a product of animism. They're typically worn as a form of protection and purging of the Mind. Angelina Jolie-this happens to be one of the facets that she is well-known for. She wears Sak Yuant or Sak Yant on her body.
I wonder how many times that one needle bar was used?
They be going sicko mode
Good day.
Is it ok to have sak yant tattoo for a Catholic person or Catholic religion? Im from the Philippines. Thank you for your answer.
Is not okay.
Don’t get influenced because of the art.
To be a true Thai is to be Buddhist. Thais like the Myanmarese, Laotian, Sri Lankans, Tibetans and Cambodians, are very devout Biddhists. Amazing beautiful Thailand!!
tvee arent those mynamares buddists are the one who choped up muslims and burnd them alife what kinda of behavior is that !!!!!!
My compeer, I’m pretty sure there were “true” Thai folk over 2,500 yrs ago before the birth of Lord Tathagata & his creation of Buddhism. Moreover, many Sak Yant tattoo images are ancient Hindu deities which goes against Buddhism, a true Buddha/Buddhist does not extol a deity; the Shakyamuni Buddha renounced his ancestors antiquated religions in order to seek Truth, he knew the notion of deities existing was complete poppycock. One may revere another being such as the Gautama Buddha but to worship him goes against everything Buddhism teaches. Amitābh
Thai society is MULTICULTURAL society... Being Buddhist not define you as a real Thai...
Im a True Thai and I’m Christian
@@rashadep9758 dude😅… it’s not like muslims are any better but on a whole different scale. Whole countries kill apostate. Plus you don’t see it in thailand and cambodia just like muslims in malaysia don’t go decaptiating people in the name of allah or indonesians don’t kill anyone who leaves islam
All possessions aside the tattooing is on point. I stick and poked my whole body pretty much and it is kind of a spiritual or atleast a deeply personal experience.
Can you explain the possessions why do they happen or what makes them come out, is it the ceremony or something else?
@@fabiodossantos920 I'm Thai when I was in High School some of my classmates recieved tattoos/sacred objects from old people in Elephant village, when they were at school, they acted like they were possessed by animal (monkey, tiger etc.), they were throwing and pushing tables and chair around. Funny, when teacher came back they just stopped being possesed. They kept doing this for months, I called bullshit.
@@TheKaMeLRo waw, that sounds crazy
Is no one going to mention that he said his elder brother summoned a Thai diety from Canada? 02:16
He was living in canada and sent the deity to his brother in thailand
may i know when is the date for this event and which temple can i see this?
They perform the rite annually, but differently from one Arjarn to other Ajarns. therefore, you need to contact a certain one to know the exact date.
As @Titan Mars mentioned, each ajarn has their own Wai Kru ceremony... though the largest ceremony is at Wat Bang Phra and falls around the full moon in March.. in 2019 it will be March 22-23rd. If you'd like to join a group, please feel free to contact us @WSEtravel as we have expert guides who share their wisdom of what you are experiencing in a respectful and un-obstructive way.
To vice Asia do you know the origin of the call sak? And what letter of country these Thai write on body ?
That depends on where you visit to get a sak yant. More than 1000 years ago, before modern political borders were formed and before many of the ancient empires existed (such as Angkor, Sukhothai, Lanna, and Bagan), magic hand poked tattoos were found all over the region. When Buddhism was introduced to the region, and empires formed (starting around the 12th century AD), and Sanskrit languages started evolving into modern day Khmer, Thai, Lanna, and Burmese, the tattoos took on new characters for the magic incantations, as well as adopting Hindu Yantric designs and deities.
Since then political borders have changed into the countries we know now of Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar - all which still practice the ancient tattoos, though often you will see old characters from past empires still being used in the regions where the old political borders once ruled... so in central Thailand (once part of the Angkorian empire), you would find Khmer letters, while in Northern Thailand, they use Lanna characters, and in Shan state of Myanmar, they use old Burmese characters.
@@wheresidewalksend3933 Bravo!!! your explanation would make some people come out of their own bubble
To sum up, Thai Buddhism is the combination between Animism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. It means those letter and everything in the ritual is from everywhere in Southeast Asia and India.
But the letter that write on their I can read so ........
The tattoos usually depict Hindu gods and use the Mon script or ancient Khmer script
Whatever you believe in will become real. Spirituality is ancient. The question is is this holy or evil?
between holy and evil Because he has to keep the rules.. Can be both good and bad
100% Agree!
“That’s how you “act” when being possessed”
Awesome!
do sak yant tattoos have to be renewed?
Everyone is having a blast! , I have 6 sankyant tattoos on my back
Good for you
Cool
This type of budhism looks more like Hinduism to me
ucuz12 Originally Tai people (Tai Kadai ethnic group) were animism.
Back then, there weren’t any countries in Southeast Asian.
Theravada Buddhism came to Mon Kingdom
of Northern Suvarnabhumi since Ashoka Maharaj of Magadha in 250BCE and spread through the entire Southeast Asia during Dwaravati Empire in 11th century CE. While the Southern and Eastern Suvarnabhumi were influenced by Mahayana Buddhism during Srivijaya Empire in 5th century CE. Also, Hinduism came to Suvarnabhumi in 1st century CE during Champa and Funan Empire. So, the culture has been mixed up to the present time.
Fuck you mean, buddhism and Hinduism are basically brothers
This is tantric belief, not a part of Buddhism. Tantrism fits anyone who accepts it.
In mauythai/Thai kick boxing fighter they also have this kind of tattoo
I’ve noticed that, I’m guessing to protect them or give them power when they fight??
Anybody know what song they played when everybody went batshit crazy?
😅 I am DEAD...😑 and the only one rule though (do not have sex with other man's wife) 😂😂
1:09 man just got his ass tapped
where place in bangkok is that?
Anyone has any idea how do we contact and find this respectable Ajarn?
please feel free to contact us @WSEtravel! we've interviewed and vetted more than 50 ajarns around Thailand and only practice sak yant with those who offer safe hygiene (ie new ink pots & needles), good quality, and who take the time to listen to guests needs and values in life. You would be accompanied by a specially trained guide/translator to be able to communicate with your ajarn and understand what the yantra means and why it is going on your body :)
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12:49 you said Muay Thai boxer but you showed a picture of Kun Khmer boxer.
Same thing
@@austinhill5825 It's not the same, that's like saying koreans are the same as japanese just because the japanese adopted their culture from the koreans
@@ubermenschzarathustra862 Yeah agree, they should have been more careful with their research though
didnt expect that getting a tattoo can go so hard....
What is the most powerful sakyant?
I live in the usa and don’t wanna spend money on a plane ticket every year 😅can I just do all the praying stuff at home instead of going there to do all that stuff ? Like I want a tatto of that to feel like some kind of anime main character but in real life but fr tho can I do all this at home ?
They looks constipated lmaoo :)) but the colorfull hair dude looks kinda cute haha
Don't be attached to talismans and tattoos, this not what The Buddha taught. Don't get attached to a beautiful golden statue in your home, Lord Buddha would reject this.
As a Cambodian viewer In Cambodia also have SAK YANT Traddition but it is not count into buddhist but it is into hindu if you want real culture come to cambodia
Is it safe??
@@SI-ln6tc depends on place you go to
anyone know where to find ajarn picha ?
damn those ppl are invoking demons into themselves ... thats weird
Apparently it’s into them. Not in them. Apparently they can be useful they just drain from the power/youth of a human. As long as you don’t allow them inside your safe. And if you wanted to lift it to go to a temple and do it. I’m not Buddhist this comes from a guy who commented and was very informed on that subject
@@MrJonmnn11 wtf did i just read hahahah
The music turned something that sacred to them in to woodstock lol
I'm Cambodian and my Dad had these tattoos to protect during the war. Yes I believe in it, it's part of my culture.
Pagan.
@@tonystark-gx7tx anything that doesn't involve the God of the Desert is Pagan right?
Your culture is amazing. Much love and positivity from over seas. 🦈😁🌏🌊💐
@xoxo lovexoxo they learned it from Cambodians flee the war
Fake and claim as usual. This is Thai cultures that Cambodia tries to copy.
If anyone is interested in learning more about Sak Yant, sakyant.com has a lot of information about where to get it.
I don't get it. Did the diety catch a flight from Canada to Thailand to help him?
I am not thai but this made me cry because the tattoo looked so painful to get. I have none.
I'm just interested in how/when they clean the big spike? I wouldn't trust it...
probably after each tattoo? lol why wouldn't they?
They stick in a furnace.
18:48 That elbow to the head tho 🤣
That's when he saw budha
21:15 The monks with champagne?😂
It’s holy water intended to bless the crowd. Normally monks use a bunch of small sticks tied together sort of like a paintbrush, dip in to the water bowl then tap on you head lightly. But in this case the crowd was so huge so they had to get creative, it’s a water hose not champagne though 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Traditionally they use a plant leaf with holy water but if seems they needed a bigger leaf.
Looks like buddy @1:01 hurt that lady he landed on 😵
If you want to turn to a real life super sayain, then you need a thai tattoo
It funny how thai repping the sak yant so hard..When is written in khmer alphabets...I don't see their own alphabets on any of it..
Because angkor watt was an ancient civilization that didnt pass the great filter
Azan Di 's son has done my whole back... im the first farang to get tattooed there.... much respect to nueng and his father... i love going there.... and the people there are amazing.... namo tassa
u have no videos or anything on ur profile. go away troll . make a video or stfu . no fake respect pls
What did you get Jason?
Bull
@@bstmeg5237 meet me at his wat in a month...
hi bro , do you know where i can find ajarn Di and ajarn picha ?
i clicked this video because the thumbnail guy looks like young jackie chan ...
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13:22 "It was shot dead when it tried to attack kids."
"It's better to be enshrined with honey offering."
So this is how Winnie the Pooh died? 🙄
When that man smacked that guys butt, I was done. XD pleaaase tell me I wasn’t the only one that saw that XD
its normal
I’d get one but they better change them needles lol
Beliefs are powerful to those that believe in them. Each to their own if it raises virtues!
Some people dont believe in the trance, where people appears to be spazzing out. But where im from, its quite a common ritual, and i dont see a reason why my elders would lie to me about the religion and the practices. I am not from thailand though, and we practice chinese taoism here.
The subtitle is not accurate.
whats it say then?
@@Fi1del Yantra Tattoo
Is accurate im thai stupid son of a bitch
@@mahfackerweed3996 chill buddy it originate during the Khmer empire
Ouh i see thats y many malay chinese have this tatoo.. Tq for the info
those people need help. Also, all these things are more of Hindu beliefs than Buddhist. If Buddha thinks that tattoo can keep you safe and give you power there is no need for Buddha's Dhamma.
What, not really, but at the same time yes hindu warriors originally put them on for protect
Something in the coolade.
@coconutstv has a good feature about this.
ruclips.net/video/zT_boS02s60/видео.html
First thing I see soon as it starts no gloves
*Some facts about Kru Muay Association* The Kru Muay Association originated from the separation of the amateur Muay Thai from the professional Muay Thai. This division pursued the goal to have Muay Thai recognized as an Olympic discipline by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). A project that has not been successful until today. The officials of professional Muay Thai would like to have nothing to do with Kru Muay. For them this club is only a necessary evil. If you take a closer look, you will notice that all the so-called traditional teachers of the Kru Muay Thai Association have simply appointed each other as teachers and are now worshipped by wealthy foreigners once a year. The whole association is very political, but has less fighting competence than an average boxer in Rajadamnern Stadium or a Buakauw (who is a Cambodian and not a Thai by the way). Despite comprehensive state support, the Kru Muay Association still has no coherent teaching concept for traditional Muay Boran and Muay Thai is still not Olympic. Source: Pantip. com (dig deep and you’ll find what they don’t want you to know! 🤫)
10:00 I thought it was against the code to tattoo Buddha below the waist
lol just like watching drunk/drugged kids at a rock concert lol
15:23 for singgit flying
12:06 is not Thailand dude its Myanmar man doing Myanmar traditional tattoo called Htoe Kwin.
Yeah, a lot of Southeast Asian squad here correcting and verifying all the information. I think I’ve learned a lot from the comment section as well ✌️
I think they mispelled Meth with Sak Yant
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bad trans in this video sigh ...... . he said if they do it for one hour ....... in the sub it says two ... so yah ...and the list goes on and on .
I'm glad that some else has noticed that too. they made so many mistakes in the translation.