May 1, 2025
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Visit the Celestial Palace of “Somdet Phaya Yommarat” at Wat Chai SitthawatThe God of the Underworld

Most people know Phaya Yommarat (King Yama) as the dark deity who rules the underworld. Whether you’re deeply spiritual or just curious, Nai Mu — the spiritual guru from God’s City and Ticy City — invites everyone to a special event: the celebration of the new celestial palace of Somdet Phaya Yommarat at Wat Chai […]

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Hidden in Khlong Toei: Meet Pek Leng Keng, the One and Only “God of Peace” in Bangkok

With all the chaos in the world lately—from natural disasters to unsettling global news—it’s no wonder so many of us are seeking peace of mind wherever we can find it. That’s why I want to take you to a special little corner of Bangkok that even locals might not know about: Pek Leng Keng Shrine, […]

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Discover the Seven Goddesses of Songkran 2025: Thai New Year’s Mythical Heroines

Happy Thai New Year! As the water splashes and joyous cheers fill the air, Nai Mu, our spiritual guru from God’s City on Ticy City, invites you to uncover the enchanting tale behind the Seven Goddesses of Songkran—daughters of Thao Kabinlaphrom, deeply rooted in Thai mythology. What is Songkran? Songkran marks the traditional Thai New […]

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Discover the Green Dragon and Holy Water Well at Thiphayawari Temple: A Spiritual Journey in Bangkok

Welcome to Thiphayawari Temple, an ancient Chinese temple steeped in history and spiritual significance. Located in the heart of Bangkok, this sacred place, also known as the Green Dragon Temple (วัดมังกรเขียว), offers visitors a glimpse into Thailand’s rich cultural heritage and the deep-rooted traditions of Chinese spiritual practices. Whether you’re seeking divine blessings or interested […]

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Avalokiteśvara at Thian Fah Foundation Hospital

The Sandalwood Bodhisattva of Compassion Join Nai Mu, a leading expert in spiritual journeys from God’s City on Ticy City, as we explore one of Bangkok’s most sacred sites—the Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva Shrine at Thian Fah Foundation Hospital. Situated at the gateway to Chinatown (Yaowarat), this revered shrine houses an extraordinary sandalwood statue of Avalokiteśvara, the […]

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Am Daeng Faeng: Sampheng’s Infamous Madam & Her Lasting Legacy

In the bustling heart of old Bangkok, where trade and entertainment thrived, one name stood out—Am Daeng Faeng. Once the most influential madam in Sampheng, she amassed wealth through her high-end brothel and later transformed her legacy by founding Wat Khanika Phon. Her story, intertwined with the city’s commercial and cultural evolution, offers a fascinating […]

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Shivalinga on the Night of “Maha Shivaratri”! 

Hindu devotees and spiritual seekers, mark your calendars! Nai Mu, the guru of mystical tales from God’s City on Ticy City’s website and page, brings you an insight into Maha Shivaratri, the grand celebration of Lord Shiva’s divine union with Goddess Parvati. This year, the sacred night falls on Monday, February 26, 2025 (the 14th […]

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Saraswati in Buddhism: Different Names, Different Lands!

As we step into March, here’s an intriguing story for both spiritual seekers and the curious alike. This time, Nai Mu, a spiritual guru from God’s City on Ticy City’s website and page, takes us on a journey to explore the divine consort of Lord Brahma—Saraswati, the goddess of wisdom. Interestingly, her name appears in […]

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Marisa Goddess and the Rituals of Naga Panchami

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 […]

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Welcoming the Year of the Snake with Chao Mae Cobra and Her Offspring

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 […]

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