A strange termite mound resembling a pagoda was found in a rice mill in Na Pho Subdistrict, Kut Rang District, Maha Sarakham Province. Villagers flocked to ask for good fortune from the termite king, believing that a naga was living there (personal belief). The owner of Rai Khey La Muen Kaew in Ban Nong Don, Village No. 2, Na Pho Subdistrict, Kut Rang District, Maha Sarakham Province, said that in the area of the rice mill, there is a termite mound in the shape of a pagoda. Villagers believe that a Naga lives there to bring good fortune. They bring flowers, incense, and candles to ask for good fortune. And a few days ago, a snake came to make love in the forest in front of the rice mill and did not run away. According to belief, if you see two snakes making love, you will definitely have good fortune. The owner of the farm said that this spot was an old rice mill. His 2-year-old son saw it and put his hands together to pay homage. He was confused about what his son was paying homage to, so he followed him to see. He saw a termite mound that looked like a pagoda, so he went to tell his family. Everyone believed that it must be a pagoda, so they brought flowers, incense, candles, and a set of five offerings to perform a ceremony to ask for forgiveness and make offerings, as well as ask for good fortune. In the last draw, a villager came to ask and won 100,000 baht, so they bought things to offer, so this draw, many people came to ask. Knowing that there were snakes making love, they believed that they would have good fortune Source: Thai News Agency
Ask for good fortune from the termite god, which is shaped like a pagoda.
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