Title : Mayong
Subtitle : The World’s Last Black Magic Village.

In the mist-veiled heart of Assam, where the Brahmaputra bends like an ancient serpent guarding forgotten truths, lies a village unlike any other. Mayong — long whispered as the world’s last black magic village — has lived through centuries of fear, reverence, and mystery.
This is not a tale woven from fiction. This is a meticulously researched and vividly narrated journey into India’s most enigmatic village — where tantric mantras echo through forests, ancient manuscripts whisper secrets of forbidden spells, and stories of vanishing armies and human sacrifices still haunt the land.
Through ground-level exploration, eyewitness accounts, archaeological evidence, and oral histories, this book uncovers a hidden world where magic was once survival, and tantra was not a performance, but a path. It traces Mayong’s deep spiritual connection to the sacred Kamakhya Temple, its legacy of Narabali (ritual sacrifice), and its fierce protection of ancient tantric knowledge despite colonial disruption and modern skepticism.
From the silent chambers of mystics to the explosive energies of Ambubachi Mela, from spells to heal the incurable to rituals feared by kings, Mayong: The World’s Last Black Magic Village reveals the layers of a culture that never stopped believing — even when the world around it forgot.
This is the untold story of power, memory, and spiritual resistance. A book that dares to ask:
What if the magic was always real — just beyond the grasp of those who stopped listening?