Due to my very strong affinity with the sacred Buddhist amulets from Thailand, i will bring you more articles about temples you always wish to visit, biography of the monks, forgetten legends and stories, fascinating rituals and all the other intriguing happenings of Thai amulet circle.
At Golden Time, the shrine was crowded of flow of young devotees.
Closer view of Phra Trimurti and the offering red rose flowers, red incense sticks, red candles and chanting note.
You could get all the offerings at the street vendors, above.
Phra Trimurti, the God of Love is stands gracefully in the middle of a soothing water featured next to the Phra Pikanet Shrine in front of Isetan with a constant flow of young devotee.
Close view of Phra Trimurti, deity is a combination form of three prominent deities of Hinduism of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
Offering a bundle of red roses or dalah flowers to Phra Trimurti for ask for helping to find your true love.
The Phra Pikanet Shrine (Phra Ganesh), pray to Lord Ganesha will helping devotees to Wealthy, Metta, Good Luck and Clear Obstacle.
Don't miss your Golden Time to make your wishes. According to legend and magazine published, Phra Trimurti descends on earth to listen to prayers’ wishes on Tuesday and Thursday after 9.30pm. The best day is still Thursday. Here is a golden opportunity, if you are seeking for true love.
All the offering items can be buy here. You can asking the helper about how to make the offering. Each year, all the money collecting here will be donate out to society.
Some of the offering of elephant statues.
Worshippers from all around the world are pray at the shrine to seek blessings.
Rate for dancer hired by worshippers in return for seeing their prayers at the shrine answered.
The Erawan Shrine stands majestically in glittering gold at the busy junction of Ploenchit and Rajadamri Roads in the heart of downtown Bangkok. This photos taken by me in year 2008.
The Golden Phra Phrom statue with flower offerings.
The sacred statue under its glittering canopy.
Thai dancers can often be seen at Erawan. A popular tourist attraction, it often features performances by resident Thai dance troupes, who are hired by worshippers in return for seeing their prayers at the shrine answered.
