A woman from the ancient capital offered pig heads and pumpkins to “Grandfather Ruesi Phrommet” at the Ruesi Nen Hermitage after winning more than 10 lottery draws. She generously shared her “lucky numbers” hoping to win in the 16/5/26 draw.
On 11 May 2026 GMT+7, reports stated that many people visited the Ruesi Nen Hermitage on Western Ring Road No. 9, Potang Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, to pay respects to sacred figures including the world's largest statue of Grandfather Ruesi Phrommet, the golden child spirit Chao Sua Heng, the nine-faced deity Thao Wessuwan, the Takian tree spirit, the monkey spirit in Jindamanee Cave, and the primordial naga Grandfather Ruesi Kledkaew. Many brought offerings such as pumpkins, red soda, rice, water, snacks, and toys as vow repayments.
Additionally, many participated in ceremonies such as offering rice, lifting the sacred father figure, chanting the million-baht spell onto wallets, presenting fruit to drape the tiger cloth on Grandfather Ruesi Phrommet in the great wealthy posture, and receiving blessings from Master Ruesi Nen with sacred Buddhist relics, the golden-faced deity Phra Lak, anointing hands to open the wealth fortune, and receiving holy water from the black conch shell for auspiciousness. All vow offerings will be donated by the hermitage to schools, temples, hospitals, and foundations for further benefit.
In an interview, 24-year-old Ms. Marisa Uthairuang from Bang Pa-in District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, brought 200 pumpkins, 5 pig heads, and fruit to offer Grandfather Ruesi Phrommet after having good luck over several lottery draws, most recently winning more than 60,000 baht.
Ms. Marisa said she has visited this hermitage many times and has been lucky each time. She promised Grandfather Ruesi Phrommet that if she had good luck, she would return to make a vow. Today, she brought 200 pumpkins, pig heads, and fruit to fulfill her vow. She has won every draw she has asked for luck. This is now her tenth visit. Before leaving, Ms. Marisa observed the auspicious incense numbers “918” from Grandfather Ruesi Phrommet to use for the next lottery draw.