Mekong Water Dragon King (Phaya Nak)
A giant dragon god lurking at the bottom of the Mekong River and in snowy mountain sacred springs, the source of water wealth, spewing out magnificent water dragon pearls yearly to pay homage to the Buddha.
Divine Origins and Faith Lineage
A deep fusion of the Buddhist Naga dragon king and indigenous water gods of mainland Southeast Asia. At the entrances of temples in Vientiane, Laos, and various provinces of northeast Thailand, multi-headed water dragon kings serve as sacred staircase railings.
Spiritual Authority and Secular Blessings
Guard rivers and dragon veins, regulate rainfall, grant the bead holder continuous windfall and deep intuition.
Worship Rituals, Taboos, and Spiritual Frequency Tuning
At a place near water, chant mantras and meditate, visualize cool nectar flowing in from the crown, cleansing the body and mind of all agitation and fire toxins.
Discern Your Terrestrial Fate Through Numerology and Ancient Calendars
Through YuanYu's Javanese Weton ancient calendar, Eight Characters and spirit stars, and daily auspicious time reminders, harmonize your body-mind aura and manifest your wishes.