A Taiwanese man recently visited Wat Ko Suwannaram, a temple in Bangkok, Thailand, to worship the Four-Faced Buddha, praying for wealth and good fortune.
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Upon returning home, the 32-year-old purchased a lottery ticket and won a substantial prize, though he declined to disclose the exact amount.
Grateful for his unexpected windfall, he was determined to fulfil his vow to the deity.
On 5 Feb, the man flew back to Thailand with an elaborate offering to the Four-Faced Buddha, including 100 pig heads and an assortment of fruits and snacks.
Source: Khaosod
The event featured a large-scale candle-lighting ritual, with 3,000 candles lit around the Four-Faced Buddha statue, as well as a formal altar ceremony.
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After the rituals, the offerings were distributed to locals, allowing them to share in the blessings.
During his visit, the man also participated in a temple raffle, drawing the number 079 in hopes of securing more good fortune.
According to reports, the man owns a Thai amulet shop and frequently visits the temple.
The man noted that many Taiwanese devotees visit the temple in Thailand to pray for blessings.
Similar incidents have occurred in the past.
In June 2024, a man returned to a temple with 99 pig heads to express gratitude after his prayers for a family were answered.
Earlier in 2023, another lottery winner also fulfilled his vow by offering 100 pig heads at the same temple.
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