Long before the Aryans shaped India’s religious landscape, snake worship was deeply rooted in indigenous traditions. Marisa Goddess, also known as Pathma Goddess, is venerated across Bengal, Maharashtra, southern India, and Nepal. Her divine seat, symbolized by a lotus, signifies purity and spiritual ascension. During Naga Panchami, devotees honor her by offering Euphorbia neriifolia, known […]

Rama II Road With Chinese New Year behind us, Ticy City officially steps into the Year of the Snake—or more precisely, the Little Snake, according to the Chinese zodiac. To honor this transformative year, we turn to the legends of serpents, a creature steeped in mysticism and power. Today, our resident storyteller, Nai Mu, takes […]

Happy Chinese New Year! As we approach January 28, 2025, the start of the Lunar New Year, families everywhere are busy with preparations—setting up offerings, paying homage to ancestors, and ushering in blessings for the year ahead. A central figure in these traditions is the revered Chai Shen, the Chinese God of Wealth, celebrated as […]

Have you ever wondered why gods of wealth are often shown with round, full bellies? At Ticy City’s God’s City, we’ve been exploring this idea. Today, let’s talk about two well-known deities – Janbhala and Poo Kuihook – who bring blessings of wealth and happiness. Janbhala: The Generous Bodhisattva Janbhala is a popular figure in […]

Happy New Year 2568, everyone!  Before diving into all the exciting stories from God’s City, I just wanted to take a moment to officially wish you all a fantastic start to the year. What better way to kick things off than with something deeply meaningful? Today, January 6, 2568, marks the first Monday of the […]

As the New Year approaches, many of us consider where to travel or which sacred sites to visit for blessings. Let Nai Mu, Ticy City’s spiritual guide and storyteller, inspire your journey. This year, why not conclude your year with a meaningful ritual: bowing to the “Land of Dharma.” What makes this practice significant, and […]

King Taksin Day In 2010, the Thai Cabinet designated December 28th as “King Taksin Day,” commemorating the day he ascended the throne as the King of Thonburi. This recognition celebrates his title, “King Taksin the Great,” and honors his legacy as a national hero who restored Thailand’s independence. An occasion of such significance wouldn’t pass […]

On December 5, 2024, a profoundly significant Buddhist relic arrived in Thailand: the sacred Buddha’s Tooth Relic from Lingguang Temple in Beijing. This event honors His Majesty the King’s 72nd birthday, celebrated earlier this year on July 28, and the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and China in 2025. The relic’s arrival was […]

The Father of the Royal Thai Navy “Om Chumphon Juti Itthikaranang Sukho Namo Buddhaya Na Ma Pa Ta Cha Pa Ka Sa Ma A U” When you hear the name Prince Admiral Abhakara Kiartivongse, Prince of Chumphon, many might recognize his legacy as the Father of the Royal Thai Navy. Revered for laying the foundation […]

This month, Nai Mu, Ticy City’s spiritual guru, invites you to mark your calendars for December 17, which coincides with the 17th day of the 11th month on the Chinese lunar calendar. This day is significant as it celebrates the birth of Amitabha Buddha. “Nam Mo Ho Ni To Huk” – “I bow in reverence […]