A woman from Nonthaburi, extremely fortunate, brought 100 kilograms of rice and cooking oil to fulfill a vow to 'Grandfather Hermit Brahma Mes' after winning the lottery 11 times in a row. She also drew lottery balls for a lucky number to try her luck again.
On 21 May 2026 GMT+7, reporters observed that at the Hermit Nen Shrine, Western Ring Road No. 9, Potang Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, many people came with their families to pay respects to sacred figures inside the shrine. These include the world's largest statue of Grandfather Hermit Brahma Mes, the Golden Child Deity Chao Sua Heng, the nine-faced Giant Vessuwan, the Takian Goddess, and they participated in ceremonies offering fruit trays and draping the tiger statue of Grandfather Hermit Brahma Mes in the great wealthy posture. They also received blessings from Hermit Nen Master That Phutthakun with chanting of sacred mantras, marking of the Golden-faced Phra Lak on the palm, and opening of the wealthy fortune for auspiciousness.
Upon inquiry, Ms. Buapa Kocharanjit, 40, from Nonthaburi, who came with her family, brought 100 kilograms of rice and cooking oil to fulfill her vow to Grandfather Hermit Brahma Mes after having good fortune for 11 consecutive lottery draws. In the previous draw, she had drawn lottery balls in front of the statue of Grandfather Hermit Brahma Mes and subsequently won.
Before leaving, Ms. Buapa again drew lottery balls in front of Grandfather Hermit Brahma Mes to take the numbers and try her luck once more. The number she got was 103.
