
After closing a specific zone for a long period to construct a new pavilion for the "Red Thread Deity" or Elder Chantra (Ye Lao) at Hong Kong's Wong Tai Sin Temple, a popular destination for singles and couples worldwide, it has now reopened just in time for Valentine's Day 2026, allowing visitors to pray for love and relationship fulfillment.
It is well known for helping people find the right match. The "Red Thread Deity" or Elder Chantra is the god of love and marriage. Anyone hoping to end their single life or strengthen sweet love should not miss this.
The "Red Thread Deity" holds the registry of soulmates and the red threads. Whether single or already in a relationship, making wishes correctly is key and very important. To avoid missing out, follow these steps.
After praying to the central Red Thread Deity,
Praying to the Red Thread Deity is not just about asking for a partner but for help in bringing together soulmates destined for each other more quickly.
1. Do not let the red thread slip from your hands during the ritual or any temple steps (such as using fingers to pinch the red thread). Losing the thread is believed to risk losing your soulmate.
2. Pass the thread correctly around the incense burner. After receiving the red thread, circle it (usually three times clockwise) around the incense burner to receive sacred energy.
3. Keep the thread with you or under your pillow. After obtaining the red thread, carry it in your wallet or place it under your pillow to attract your soulmate while you sleep and when awake.
Making wishes is a personal belief and emotional support, but the most important thing is to prepare yourself to receive good love and to be open to meeting new people.