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Nang Kwak
Nang Kwak (Thai-language, Nang Kwak) is the most respected businessman in Thai mainland Folk beliefs, Nang Kwak. They were told that a Buddhist woman, a devout woman named…
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Nang Kwak (Thai-language, Nang Kwak) is the most respected businessman in Thai mainland Folk beliefs, Nang Kwak. They were told that a Buddhist woman, a devout woman named Nansupawati, had been recruited for business in his home for good intentions and respect for the law of Buddha, and that he would be called the God of the World ' s Symbolism, the Lord of Guests.
Images and tokens
Most of them are a beautiful Thai woman in a traditional Thai red dress, kneeling or sitting on her knees, raising her right hand, handing her down to her inner hand (thai hand) and carrying a bag of money in her left hand, which symbolizes the entrance of guests and the entry of money into her pocket. The faithful often pray for a red fire with flowers, red sodas, sweet supplies and cosmetics.
The law of sacrifice and heart.
She offers the goddess of the south hand her sincere heart and hard work - to place the idol in her shop in front of the door or at the cashier's place, to be served day and day, to have a good heart and to have a good heart, and to have a good heart. The believers believe that a good customer and an honest man can truly raise money and grow business.
Appear and Collection
Amulet, the Southern Hand, and God, like the classics of Thailand's solar symbolism and object, mean the Chinese symbolism for customers, and the booming business, are best suited for business and service providers to offer to shopkeepers or to wear them. And let your heart and your devotion and your devotion be as wide as it can be, and let your wealth flow.
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