Phra Isuan

Phra Isuan (Thai), the god of destruction and rebirth among the three Hindu gods, Shiva. Shiva is in charge of the destruction of all things and of the new life. He is the uppermost of the Yoga-scientists, and the third eye on the forehead can burn all things, a symbol of their removal and the beginning of the new high power.

The supreme believer of the Brahmin faith in Thailand

Phra Isuan is the supreme god of the Thai royal family in its Brahmin tradition. The Temple of Devasathan in Bangkok and the famous "Sao Ching Cha" are related to their faith, the traditional Triyampawai, an ancient ritual to welcome Shiva to the world and bless the land, and witness the deep roots of Shiva's faith in Thai palace culture.

The Gods and the Sons.

The Phra Isuan Division has been able to break down and regenerate, so that the people of the faith can be rid of the effects of the disaster, the consequences of the disaster, the consequences of the disaster, and the benefits of the shelter.

Images and tokens

The Phra Isuan law is a third-eyed, trishawl, with a moon on his head, a snake in his neck, and a plastered ash; and Nandi, who rides frequently. The believers used to worship with flowers, water and fruits, and to pray for the end of the disaster and for the achievement.

Appear and Collection

And keep your duty to God, and as a provision.