Phra Narai

Phra Narai (Thai, Phra Narai) is the guardian of the three Hindu gods, the Vishnu. As the guardian of the order of the universe, Vishnu has repeatedly become a man and a demagogue, one of the ten incarnations of which is Prince Roma of the epic "Romojana ", so Nalai faith has a deep sense of royal and national symbolism in Thailand.

Sovereign power and national symbols

Thailand has been established from time immemorial with the idea of "the king or the god incarnation", and the kings were considered to be the reincarnation of the ultimatum of the Queens, the name of Rama. Nalai's riding — Garuda, the Garuda, is designated Thailand's national emblem and royal emblem, which is widely seen in government institutions and banknotes, as well as in its high place in Thailand's faith and political culture.

The Gods and the Sons.

In their explanation, Phra Narai is a guardian, a man of authority and order who can protect the faithful and keep them well-established, well-being and evil-doing. The power of authority, promotion to the workplace and the peace of the home are most respected, and their protection is considered solemn and deep.

Images and tokens

The Phra Narai Act is mostly blue-skinned, with four arms, with a snail, a chakra, a staff and a lotus, symbolizing its name, its protection and its ability to create life; it is often riding on a golden winged garah or lying above the God of the Thousand Snake. And the believers used to worship with flowers and fruits.

Appear and Collection

Phra Narai amulet and God, which are among the noble and noble features of Thailand's faith in religious object, are meant to protect the evil, the prestige and the soundness of their cause, and are worthy to be followed by those who seek to hold high rank and keep the peace. And let your hearts and your worship be with you as they please.