Thepmontri Hindu Samaj Temple

"Wat Thepmontri" has many marble statues, with Vishnu and Lakshmi as the main deities. Other statues include: Phra Brahma, the creator of the world, beautifully graceful in the art of North India Phra Mae Durga, a symbol of strength and power Buddha, considered by Hindu Brahmins to be the ninth avatar of Narayana, a symbol of non-violence (ahimsa) Phra Ram and Bhagavati Sita (Phra Mae Sita), Phra Ram is the seventh avatar of Vishnu Phra Krishna and his wife, another avatar of Vishnu Narayana Phra Hanuman, an avatar of Shiva to protect Phra Ram Phra Mae Lakshmi, the great goddess, a symbol of beauty and preservation of goodness Phra Phikanet, the son of Phra Shiva and Phra Mae Uma There are many other deities that Hindus and Thais respect and worship. The daily rituals at Thepmontri Temple are called "Aarti", which is the offering of fire to the gods. It takes place every day from 6:00-8:00 a.m. (on Sundays, it lasts until 10:00 or 11:30 a.m.) and every evening from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Devotees can join the rituals without having to ask for permission. #WorshipGods #MuaySai #PrayForBlessingsFromGods