The History of Phaya Naga is a long-standing story in the cultures of Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and other Southeast Asian communities, especially within Buddhism and Hinduism. The…
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Preta Ghost is a spirit in the belief system of Thai and Buddhist people in Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia. It has a distinctive appearance: tall and t…
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The legend of the Krasue ghost is a traditional folklore that has been passed down for a long time in Thailand and neighboring countries in Southeast Asia. There are various stori…
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Luang Pu Du Phrommapanyo was born into a humble farming family in Ban Sam Khao, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, in the Year of the Dragon, 1904 (B.E. 2447). Losing his parents …
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The Millionaire Mantra of Luang Por Ruesi Lingdam is highly popular among those engaged in commerce and trade. Practitioners are advised to set a firm intention, bow three times b…
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Pop Ghost (Pop) is one of the most famous folk spirits in Thailand, especially in the northeastern and northern regions. Thais believe that Pop is a wandering spirit or malevolent…
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History and Legend of Mae Nak Phra Khanong Mae Nak Phra Khanong is one of Thailand’s most famous ghost legends. The story has been passed down through generations in various forms…
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History and Legend of the Birth of Garuda Garuda is a significant semi-divine creature in Hinduism mythology and has been widely revered in Thai culture, both as a symbol of royal…
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Phra Phuttho Noi is a highly revered and significant Buddhist amulet, created by Khun Mae Boonruen Tongboontum, a laywoman known for her impeccable moral conduct and profound spir…
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Mae Chee Boon Ruan Tong Boon Tem turns fortune into prosperity. Phra Chim Phalee Chant by Mae Chee Boon Ruan Tong Boon Tem "Namotassa Bhagavato Arahatto Samma Sambuddhassa, Namota…
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aKhun Mae Boonruen Klinphoka (originally named Tongbuntem) was born on Sunday, the 15th day of the 4th month in the Year of the Horse, at 11:20 AM, corresponding to March 4, 1894.…
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