November 15, 2024
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Which Deity Should You Worship on “Loy Krathong Day”?

On the full moon of the 12th month, as November approaches, Ticy City is reminded of a song we’ve known since childhood:“On the full moon of the 12th month, the waters rise, and we, both men and women, celebrate the Loy Krathong festival. Float the krathong, float it well, and let’s invite Nong Kaew to […]

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Does the “Goddess Uma” at Big C Ratchadamri Fit Her Name and Image?

A Blend of Cultures and Beliefs in Bangkok’s Heart For devotees of Uma – Parwati, the Hindu goddess often depicted alongside Lord Shiva, visiting Big C Ratchadamri to seek blessings from her statue is a familiar act of devotion. Yet, have you ever wondered if the name and the image of the “Goddess Uma” at […]

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Experience the Magic of Deepawali 2024 in Thailand: Embrace the Festival of Lights and Prosperity with Traditions, Festivities, and Spiritual Blessings

Celebrate Deepawali 2024 in Bangkok: Traditions, Festivities, and Top Worship Spots In Ticy City’s view, Thais are embracing Indian festivals more than ever as the world draws closer together. Festivals like Holi, Ganesh Chaturthi, and Navratri are now celebrated here, as spiritual writer Nai Mu has explored in his work. Each of these events has […]

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Goddess Tubtim of Saphan LueangQueen of Heaven

Recently, Ticy Cityhttp://www.ticycity.com had the pleasure of chatting with Nai Mu about some inspiring stories featured in God’s City. One captivating tale centers around the Jao Mae Tubtim Shrine (Goddess Tuptim Shrine) at Saphan Lueang, which was also highlighted in the award-winning documentary The Last Breath of Samyan, now available on Netflix. For those who […]

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Phra Siam Devadhiraj: The National Deity & Great Spirit!

King Rama IV For many Thais, the name “Phra Siam Devadhiraj” is familiar, as he is believed to protect and safeguard the nation. At Ticy City, we recognize that not everyone may know that Phra Siam Devadhiraj stands tall as the “National Deity” or “Phii Luang” (Great Spirit). Thai society has revered spirits since ancient […]

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Navratri: A True Celebration of Women’s Power and Strength!

At Wat Khaek: “OHM SAKTI OHM, OHM KALI OHM, OHM VEL VEL!”Devotees’ voices echoed powerfully as the sacred procession of Goddess Mariamman, Kali Goddess, and Lord Kartikeya moved along the designated route. A Glimpse Back in Time: In 1879, Dravida settlers from India arrived in southern Thailand, eventually finding their way to Bangkok. After King […]

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Tao Bo: The Overlooked Goddess of the Jay and Nine Emperor Gods Festivals

Explore the forgotten deity, Tao Bo, also known as Marici Bodhisattva, who governs the Jay Festival and Nine Emperor Gods Festival, offering divine protection, balance, and blessings from the cosmos. In Taoism, she is honored as “Tao Bo” or “Tao Bo Nguan Kun,” the goddess presiding over this sacred festival. Are you ready, devotees and […]

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“Phra Trimurti” – The Guardian Deity of Wang Phetchabun!?

A National Treasure Passed Down from Ayutthaya to Rattanakosin “World Trade Center” Has anyone seen the real “Guardian Deity of Wang Phetchabun”?! Is it authentic or not? Who knows! Although several experts confirm that the “Phra Trimurti” at CentralWorld in the Ratchaprasong area is actually “Phra Sadasiva,” Ticy City still sees the worship signs and […]

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Tao Vessavana: The Guardian of the North and Protector Against Dark Forces

Unveiling the true role of Tao Vessavana in Buddhism—shielding devotees from black magic and evil spirits, rather than bestowing wealth. Many people still have misconceptions about Tao Vessavana, especially regarding his powers. Is he really the one who grants wealth, or is there something more to his role? Let Ticy City take you on a […]

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Thao Hiran Phanasura

The Guardian Demon of King Rama VI, Queen Suvadhana, and Princess Bejaratana At the heart of Thai royal spiritual traditions lies the figure of Thao Hiran Phanasura, also known as Thao Hiran Hu, a demon guardian worshipped by King Rama VI, Queen Suvadhana, and Her Royal Highness Princess Bejaratana Rajasuda Siri Sobhaphanwadi. This protective deity, […]

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