Bewitched Overlord Ngang (embedded with silver takrud) by Arjarn O Sakda, Ban Tong Mon Magic Academy

Therefore, the Bewitched Overlord Ngang is not meant solely to enhance love and attraction. It also encompasses wealth, luck, protection, and all forms of blessings in a single amulet. The key lies in how the bearer chooses to invoke and direct its power. As mentioned, it can be used in any way. Moreover, if the bearer diligently recites its incantations (Katha) and carries it daily, the bond between the Ngang and its owner will grow stronger. Sometimes, simply by holding a thought in mind, the Ngang will bring that desire to fruition without any spoken request.

First, Arjarn O Sakda intends for this Bewitched Overlord Ngang to be remembered as the "Temple-Building Ngang". After deducting expenses, the proceeds from its offerings will be collected and dedicated to the maintenance and support of Buddhism. Specifically, the funds will be donated to Wat Phatthasimaram in Loei Province in February 2026, as the temple still requires significant financial support to repair its ordination hall and other deteriorated structures. Therefore, those who worship and possess this Bewitched Overlord Ngang will directly become part of this great merit-making alongside Arjarn O Sakda. This act will greatly bless and enhance the spiritual and worldly fortune of the devotees.

Second, Arjarn O Sakda wishes to spread the ancient knowledge and introduce the sacred amulet known as the “Ngang” from a different perspective based on his studies. In truth, the art of Ngang holds many facets. Although it is a mysterious practice, it is not so obscure as to be beyond understanding if one approaches it with an open mind. Most people have heard of Ngang in both positive and negative lights, but since Ngang originates from occult arts, it is like a double-edged sword. This means that whether a Ngang is good or bad depends on many factors, such as the origin of the lineage, the master who created it, the materials used, and most importantly, the intention of the owner. If used for good purposes, it will bring positive results, but if used for evil, one must accept the consequences that follow. As is often seen in real-life examples: a man may already have a wife and children, yet still clings to his flirtatious habits. When he uses the Ngang for romantic or seductive purposes and ends up attracting another woman, conflict arises once the first wife discovers the affair, sometimes even leading to a broken home. But when his life begins to fall apart due to the very karma born of his own intentions, instead of reflecting on his mistakes, he shifts the blame onto the Ngang. Words of praise once spoken with reverence turn into curses and harsh accusations, blaming the Ngang for causing his wife to leave and for tearing his family apart. Cases like this have caused Ngang to be unfairly condemned time and again, from the past to the present.

Third, Arjarn O Sakda intended this batch of Ngang to help those who are interested but still doubtful about Ngang to clearly understand that good Ngang, which brings only benefits to its owner, still exists in this era. He also wanted to show what qualities a genuine, powerful Ngang should have. It is evident that this Bewitched Overlord Ngang boasts a beautiful appearance, fully adorned like a king, with a face as handsome as a celestial being. Arjarn O Sakda wished for this Bewitched Overlord Ngang to be the one that captivates even those who have never known Ngang before, making them fall in love with one of the most mysterious and historically rich sacred amulets. For those who already possess Ngang, they may receive a unique experience unlike any they have encountered with other Ngang amulets before.