A woman from Saraburi brought 100 pumpkins to fulfill a vow to Grandfather Ruesi Phrommetha at Ruesi Nen Hermitage. She looked into the holy water basin and found “lucky numbers” to try her luck in the 1/2/26 lottery draw.
On 30 Jan 2026 GMT+7, reporters reported that at Ruesi Nen Hermitage, That Phutthakun, on West Ring Road No. 9, Potang Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, devotees who have faith traveled to worship Thao Wessuwan in the nine-faced posture, a 16-meter-tall statue, Grandfather Ruesi Phrommetha—the largest in the world—Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng, Mae Takian, Lord Ganesha, Ruesi Kletkaew, and also visited Jindamanee Cave, home to Chao Ngo and the Naga serpent. The site is open for the public to pay respects to various sacred objects within the hermitage to seek luck, blessings, and auspiciousness.
Additionally, the hermit master applied the Naga Lakshman Yantra in gold on palms to open the path to wealth. Today, Mrs. Marayat, age 69, came with her family from Saraburi Province, bringing 100 pumpkins to fulfill her vow to Grandfather Ruesi Phrommetha after receiving fortune from praying online via mobile phone. Before leaving, Mrs. Marayat also looked into the holy water basin in front of Grandfather Ruesi Phrommetha to seek lottery numbers, seeing 0, 1, 2, 3, 8, and 9, depending on individual beliefs.
