A lucky woman who has won the lottery more than 10 times brought toys to pay tribute to "Kuman Jao Sua Heng" at the Ruesi Nen Shrine in Ayutthaya, drawing lucky numbers for the 1 Nov 2026 lottery by fishing ping pong balls.
On 26 October 2026 at the Ruesi Nen That Phutthakhun Shrine, Moo 4, Po Taeng Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, which was a major Buddhist holy day, many people and tourists flocked throughout the day to pay respects and pray for blessings from the sacred entities within the shrine to enhance good fortune and seek luck.
The shrine houses several important sacred figures, including the 16-meter-tall 9-faced Thao Wessuwan, the world's largest Phrommathat Ruesi, the Takian goddess, Ganesha, Sangkajai, Luang Pho Mee Tham Jindamanee, and Kuman Thong Jao Sua Heng. Devotees brought offerings such as pumpkins, red soda, sweets, toys, bicycles, and rice to fulfill their vows.
All the offerings given in fulfillment of vows will be collected by the shrine and donated to schools, temples, and various foundations.
According to an interview, Khun Cake, a 28-year-old from Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, who came with her family, brought red soda, inflatable dolls for children, and a large toy car to offer to Kuman Thong Jao Sua Heng after receiving good fortune over 10 lottery draws.
Khun Cake revealed that she has come to pay tribute here more than 10 times and has been lucky countless times. Today she brought toys and red soda to offer to Kuman Thong Jao Sua Heng. Before leaving, she drew auspicious ping pong balls in front of the figure and got the three numbers 7, 5, and 8, which she plans to use for the lottery on 1 November 2026 according to her belief.
