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How to make offerings to Nang Kwak for Good Business and Fortune 

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The statue of Nang Kwak is usually placed on a shelf in a place of business to bring customers and make sales. Nang Kwak is commonly represented in the miraculous cloth painting Pha Yant. She is universally used in most business establishments in Thailand. You can also see Nang Kwak worshipped as a statue.  

She will return the favor when you show your pampering devotion and love by bestowing good sales and fortune on you. Please remember to change the water and food offerings every morning when opening your business shop. One should light five incense sticks, offer a syrup drink or Fanta red soft bottle drink, a glass of plain water, some sweets and fruit or rice every day, and flowers once a week. 

 

After lighting the incense sticks, recite this verse 3 times “Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma-Sambuddhassa,” and bow three times to pay respect and homage to the Supreme Enlightened One first, before you begin chanting the Katha of Nang Kwak. 

Katha of Nang Kwak is used when paying devotional merits to Nang Kwak, who resides in the place of business, to increase the number of customers and sales.

How to make offerings to Nang Kwak for Good Business and Fortune 

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Click the Youtube link below for the Katha to worship Nang Kwak.

If you do this daily, you will notice a great increase in your customers and sales. Remember, though, the real catalyst to Buddha blessings should be assisted by your regular offering of alms to the monastic community and by making acts of good deeds and generosity to others. One should do more good deeds and get more good karma. This is what the Thai call (Baramee), making merit.

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