Wai Wai Shrine, Lim Hood, Tai Su, Three Division, Phuket

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The Lymhood Taixu Shrine (Three Stacks), or Aum Three Stacks, is one of the important and ancient Chinese shrines in Phuket Province, especially in the ceremony of eating vegetables (celery chick).

History and Background:

• Beginning: Originally, the shrine area belonged to Brunxiao Beh. Later, around the end of 1867, a group of Chinese laborers hired to do mining in the area fell ill, and then blossomed to the Buddha, the god they revered, from China.

• Shrine Construction: In faith, they built a small hut, roofed from it, and carved an image of the god Lymhoe Taizu to worship him.

• Developments: News of sanctity is widespread. People sick or in need of fortune are blooming and fulfilling. In 1892, the Royal Guards Chin (Tan Ma Su) and Chinese laborers jointly bought land and built a Chinese-style mortar masonry shrine called the "Taizu Shrine."

• Vegetable-eating Reconstruction and Ceremony: The shrine has undergone several restorations and officially began holding a vegetable-eating ceremony in 1994, with the invitation of the Holy Incense Smoke (Heng Hai) from Gangbon, China, and the ceremony of the monk (Ikkeng) during the festival.

Meaning and belief / power:

• President: The presiding deity is Lim Hoo Taizu (sometimes referred to as Lin Taizu), who is believed by the locals to have the power to cure disease and is regarded as one of the gods of the precursors.

• Disease treatment: The dominant belief here is that believers often come to beg for recovery from illness, or someone will buy a medicine from a Chinese medicine shop to ask His Majesty Lin Hood Taizu to "conjure up" a medicine with magical properties (which is personal belief and individual faith).

• Presentation: At this shrine, there was a royal convocation. His Majesty Tai Su Kong came to live with the horse to heal the patient.

• Vegetable-eating festival: This shrine is one of the main "aam" (shrines) that hold ceremonies and participate in the vegetable-eating tradition of Phuket, believed to purify the body and mind, remove evil things, and strengthen the auspices.

If you pay homage to the Lim Hood Tai Su Shrine (three piles), you can make a wish for your health, your recovery from disease, or your fortune based on your faith and faith in the Lim Hood Tai Su God.