🔱 The History and Legend of "Daw Vess Suwan" or "Daw Guvre"

🔱 The history and legend of "Dame Vessuwan" or "Dame Guevre."

Dhavesuwan is a great deity who appears in two major religions, Buddhism and Hinduism, with overlapping names and roles.

1. Role in Buddhism (Dhavesuwan)

In Buddhism, he is one of the four quadrangles who protect the human world, and he is the ruler of the north and the director of giants and demons.

* Position: Dawavesuwan is a title, not a god's name. By the current deity who holds this position, there is a story that he was a Brahmin.

* Narrative of the Past: Believing that in the previous life, GuvreBrahman was a great philanthropist, he made merit donations from the sugarcane chest throughout the years until his death, and the charity resulted in the birth of a rich and rich deity in the paradise of Jatu Maharashika.

* Defender of Religion: He is a protective deity of Buddhism, and he is believed to have approached Dharma from Buddha until he was fulfilled as a Josdaban (classified as an Apostolic), making him merciful and ready to help moral doers.

2. Role in Hinduism (Dhavakkavur / Dhavaparaphat)

In Hinduism, he is called Kubera, or Dawei, playing a role that focuses on the god of wealth and wealth.

* Keeper of Treasures: He is the keeper of the treasures and jewels of the world, with a garden of chariots, the home of much glory and treasure.

* Appearance (Hindu motto): Often appearing in appearance, plump, puff, puff, symbolic of fertility, and a deity of money.

3. Important Holiness Narratives (The Power to Protect)

Your sanctity, outstanding and the source of worship, is:

* Repel the Phantoms: Since you are the Director of the Giants and the Lord of the Phantoms, you have the power to command and control them, your worship helps to prevent and eliminate evil, superstition, black magic, and disturbing spirits.

* Nawab Giver: Those who worship you consistently and keep the precepts will receive blessings, fortune, money, and help your trade prosper.

💎 How to worship Dhavesuwan

"First pre-wear step."

1. Remembering the benefactor: Remembering the benefactor, father, mother, teacher and wife who gave this auspicious gift

2. Say the Worship (Brief): 3-End Namo Prayer and followed by the Heart Spell of Devesuwan (9-End Popular)

"Itipi So, Bhagava, Yamarashano, Challis, Vesuwanno, Maran, Sukang, Sukato, Namo, Puthaya."

3. Pray for blessings: Speak for blessings in things that are clearly needed (such as fortune, advancement in strategy / work, protection) and determine to keep the precepts and do good, to worship you.

"Wearing and practical precautions"

* Dangle position: The Lord should be worn above the navel level and the Lord in the chest, or in a higher position than an auspicious object that is not a Buddha or Arhat.

* Cleanliness

* Do not wear while having sex

* Do not place or hang in inappropriate places such as low or dirty.

* Merit dedication: Should be kept in Canon 5 and dedicated to the merit made to the devotees and attendants (the giant gods) who regularly live in the person you hang around.

"Supplementary Advice": Worshippers should strictly Yom Kippur 5, must be determined, do business with good faith, and intend to use their knowledge of creativity, because Nawesawan will favor those who are diligent in making a living and behaving well.

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