A busy holiday saw spiritual followers flock to the holy water basin at the 'Ruesi Nen' Hermitage, where they found lucky numbers for the 1/9/26 lottery draw. Meanwhile, a very fortunate pregnant woman won 300,000 baht and offered an electric toy car in thanks to 'Kuman Jaosuaheng'.
On 29 August 2026 at the Ruesi Nen That Buddhakun Hermitage on West Ring Road No. 9, Po Taeng Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, many Thai and foreign visitors came with their families to pay respects to sacred objects inside the hermitage, including the world's largest Grandfather Ruesi Phrommas statue, Kuman Jaosuaheng, the nine-faced Thao Wessuwan, and the Lady Takian tree spirit.
Additionally, visitors participated in various auspicious rituals such as offering fruit trays, draping the tiger-patterned cloth on the Grandfather Ruesi Phrommas statue in the Great Wealth posture, offering rice, lifting the elderly father spirit, and receiving ceremonies from Master Ruesi Nen That Buddhakun, including the golden-faced Phra Laksana invocation and hand anointing to open the wealthy fortune.
At the same time, attendees observed numbers appearing in the holy water basin in front of the Grandfather Ruesi Phrommas statue at the Boonchuay pavilion to use for lottery betting. The numbers seen were 0, 1, 4, 5, 8, and 9, which clustered together in a phenomenon called 'Deva Bandan' (divine blessing).
In an interview, 25-year-old Lukkaed, a pregnant woman from Nonthaburi Province who came with her family carrying a large red electric toy car to offer to Kuman Jaosuaheng, revealed this was her second visit to the hermitage. On her first visit, she prayed that if she won a big prize, she would offer a large red toy car. After winning more than 300,000 baht, she returned today to fulfill her vow to Kuman Jaosuaheng as promised.
