【Effect】: Protect against evil, block negative energies, ward off disasters and dangers, guard the home, purify the energy field.

In Thai legends, Thao Wessuwan is a celestial being who oversees spirits and monsters in the mortal realm, one of the Four Great Ghost Kings. In the eyes of Thai people, Thao Wessuwan is like the door gods in Chinese culture. To prevent wandering spirits and ghosts from entering their homes, Thai people often place Thao Wessuwan's image at the door or have a shrine to the Ghost King for protection and peace. An example is seen at Bangkok's airport, which faced ghostly rumors causing fear among staff. After a grand ceremony and enshrining Thao Wessuwan, the incidents ceased, highlighting the significance of this protective deity in Thai beliefs.

Phra Rahu is a deity known for dispelling evil, warding off malicious individuals and disasters, turning fortunes, and even assisting in exorcisms. Worshiping Phra Rahu brings good fortune, improving overall luck in work, finances, and relationships. In Thai culture, those who worship Phra Rahu believe it counteracts bad luck and serves as an inexplicable protective charm, helping overcome obstacles posed by negative forces, enhancing luck, and attracting benefactors for success in various aspects of life.