A young Chinese businessman brought a brand-new electric car to the "Ruesi Nen Hermitage" for a blessing to bring good fortune. Lottery enthusiasts eagerly examined the car's license plate hoping to find "lucky numbers" to use for the lottery on 2 Apr 2026.
On 23 Apr 2026 at the Ruesi Nen That Phutthakhun Hermitage, located on Western Ring Road No. 9, Potang Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, many Thai and foreign visitors came to pay respects to sacred objects for good luck. The atmosphere was lively as people worshipped the world's largest Ruesi Phrommaset statue, the nine-faced Thao Wessuwan, and the Takian goddess. They also participated in important ceremonies such as draping a cloth over the tiger statue of the Ruesi in the Great Wealth posture and the "Na Phra Lakorn Na Thong" ritual, a hand anointing for opening the fortune by Master Ruesi Nen.
This hermitage attracts many foreigners from Europe, Asia, and America who come to worship sacred objects, seek blessings, and purchase amulets to take back to their countries. The Ruesi Phrommaset, Master Ruesi Nen That Phutthakhun, and Kuman Jao Sua Heng are well-known and famous in many countries. The hermitage provides plaques with various incantations in multiple languages—including English, Chinese, Burmese, and Lao—to help foreign visitors understand and correctly perform prayers.
Today, Mr. Ping, a 30-year-old Chinese businessman, brought his brand-new electric car to Master Ruesi Nen That Phutthakhun to receive a blessing for good fortune according to his belief. He also requested the masterto perform the "Na Phra Lakorn Na Thong" ritual,demonstrating his faith. Attendees who came to the ceremony and to pay respects eagerly observed Mr. Ping’s car license plate number 3006, hoping to use it for lottery luck.