Wan Taba, in the story of Kam Jira, must survive.

"(sometimes written as" Ta Ta "or" Ash Ta ")

It is an auspicious herb-wood plant that the Thais, especially the "Mu" line and the rituals, know well. It looks like a turmeric or banana, the same family as the kha turmeric.

📍 believed properties.

- It's a kind of maestro.

- Boost the prestige and make it powerful.

- Some texts are used as amulets for you.

- Used as an ingredient in Wan oil or magic charms.

📍 Planting and worship (according to belief)

- Plant on a good day, such as Thursday (considered Teacher's Day)

- Popular planting northeast of the house.

- Before withdrawing or using the Wan head, often tell the owner of the Wan and the teacher.

📍 Herbal way.

- Someone uses rainwater and water to wash small wounds or holy water, but must consult someone who knows, because some species are strong.

The conclusion is that "Tata" is both an auspicious and a folk herb that Thai people believe improves compassion, power and protection, but it is a folk belief that should be used along with judgment.

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