An agricultural drone business owner brought 100 packs of red drink to offer to the "Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng" spirit, revealing this is done annually to pray for work success and booming sales. Before leaving, he picked lucky lottery numbers "16/9/69" to try his luck.
On 12 September 2026 at the Ruesi Nen Shrine, Western Ring Road No. 9, Pho Tang Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, many people, both Thai and foreign, came to pay respects to the shrine's sacred figures, including the world's largest statue of Ruesi Phrommaet, Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng, the nine-faced Thao Wessuwan, Mae Takian, the cave-dwelling Jao Ngo, and Ruesi Kledkaew, the first Naga Lord.
Many brought offerings to fulfill vows, such as pumpkins, red drink, rice, water, sweets, and toys. They also offered fruit and draped clothing on the tiger statue of Ruesi Phrommaet in the great wealthy posture, participated in rice offering ceremonies, lifted the spirit figure, received the wealthy blessing water bath for five figures, and had the Ruesi Nen master inscribe sacred Buddhist elements and anoint hands with the golden-faced Phra Lak to open their fortune for prosperity.
According to Khun Kluay, 25, an agricultural drone business owner from Suphan Buri Province who came with his family, he brought 100 packs of red drink to offer to Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng. After praying for success in his work, he said he offers the red drink once a year, hoping for strong sales in his agricultural drone and farming business, wishing to be so busy with work he cannot keep up and that all problems pass smoothly.
Before leaving, Khun Kluay also drew lucky ping-pong balls from Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng to try his luck in the lottery. The number he got was 007.
