MThai - Dream predictions & fortune numbers

Ranked number one for dream interpretation and lucky number predictions, MThai has received confirmation from over a million users that it's genuinely accurate. This application stands out in the dream analysis arena.

MThai offers daily, monthly, and yearly horoscope readings from renowned fortune tellers across the nation. It provides deep insights into various prediction techniques.

FEATURE

- View tarot card readings

- Ask fortune tellers questions at any time

- Find auspicious dates on the calendar

- Discover lucky colors

- Receive personalized life graphs

- Engage in Pick a Card readings

- Access daily lucky numbers

MThai also offers wallpaper designed to enhance luck, validated by over 10,000 actual user experiences claiming it truly works to boost good fortune and success.

The platform provides statistics for lottery numbers including Thai, Lao, Vietnamese, and Savings Lottery as well as personalized lucky number statistics. This popular feature is frequently updated and offers quick checks for lottery results.

MThai's auspicious lens feature caters to those interested in easily capturing and revealing numbers by simply taking a photo. Users report it’s both innovative and reliably accurate.

The MThai team expresses gratitude to all who have downloaded the app and wishes everyone good luck.

Wat Khaek or Wat Phra Sri Maha Uma Devi

Wat Phra Sri Maha Uma Devi, or Wat Khaek Silom, is a Brahmin temple located at 2 Silom Road, Silom Subdistrict, Bang Rak District, Bangkok. It was built as a place of worship for Phra Sri Maha Uma Devi, the consort of Lord Shiva. It is believed to have been built during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) around 1910-1911 by a group of South Indians who had long since settled in southern Thailand.

Things to Know When Visiting the Hindu Temple

If you plan to visit the Hindu temple, one thing you should memorize is these four prohibitions. This will ensure your visit and your intentions are not wasted. These four prohibitions are as follows:

No meat of any kind is allowed inside the temple grounds. Only milk, fruit, flowers, and Indian sweets may be offered.

Menstruating women are prohibited from entering the temple grounds. In Hinduism, a menstruating woman's body is considered unclean. Entering the temple grounds is considered disrespectful to the temple and its deities. However, entering without prior knowledge is considered unintentional and is not considered illegal.

Visitors to the Hindu temple must have true devotion and should not disrespect or joke with the sacred objects within the temple grounds. In Hinduism, disrespecting the deities is considered a grave sin.

Dress appropriately. Women should avoid short skirts, shorts, sleeveless tops, and tank tops.