A lady from Lampang, northern Thailand, elatedly claimed 100,000 baht in lottery winnings. According to sources, she attributed her luck to blessings from Kru Kai Kaew, an admired non secular instructor, at Thep Prathan Phorn’s place of worship. The girl disclosed her six-year religion in Kai Kaew earlier than the lottery outcome announcement.
It is reported that the lucky girl received the fifth prize lottery – 5 tickets, each price 20,000 baht (US$562), summing up to a complete prize fund of 100,000 baht (US$2,812).
Kru Kai Kaew, thought of a sacred person, is housed at Thep Prathan Phorn’s place of worship on Thakraw Noi Road, Sop Tui subdistrict, Mueang Lampang district. The place is thought for housing revered people and sacred objects, over ten in complete. These embrace revered monks like Luang Por Kasem Kemago, Por Poo Payanak, Pra Pikanesuan, Phraya See Hoo Ha Ta, Phya Khrut, Phra Raahoo, Maha Thep Trimumurti, Thao Wessuwon, Pu Ruesee, and Kru Kai Kaew, reported KhaoSod.
The fortunate lady, 39 year previous Patchana Yamano from Lampang, shared her story about her and her friends knowing Kru Kai Kaew for six years. Before its institution in Lampang, they used to go for blessings in Chiang Mai and Lamphun.
With Thep Prathan Phorn’s place of worship becoming available, they made it their common pitstop for seeking luck and fortune. On the day of the lottery result, she and her friends visited the place as it was gaining recognition. She purchased a set of 5 lottery tickets and three single tickets, picking her favorite numbers. When the lottery numbers had been announced, Patchana excitedly and loudly claimed her winnings of the fifth lottery prize with these five tickets.
In addition to this, it was revealed that others additionally struck lottery luck after visiting other sacred people at the palace.
Recession-proof mentioned he gained the fourth prize within the current lottery, having sought blessings from Por Poo Payanak.
A husband and wife couple claimed a lottery win from their vehicle registration quantity, leading to a sum of 10,000 baht. These cases reinforce the non-public perception within the blessings at Thep Prathan Phorn’s place of worship.
The palace has been formally blessing devotees since December 8, last year and has been open around the clock for about eight months..