Waiting for your grandmother's court. Is that really good?

Veneration is a belief and tradition that has long been associated with Thai society. There is no scientific evidence to confirm that veneration directly brings good luck or better life, but many people feel that it benefits in mind and lifestyle, such as

* Makes you feel comfortable and mentally dependent

* As a homage to the sacred according to their beliefs.

* Help remind to do good and live consciously.

* If it's a grandmother's court in the house, it's a family tradition.

In Thai belief, many people believe that if they pay homage with respect, behave well, and maintain the truth, they may gain smoothness or protection, but these are matters of personal belief, not objectively provable.

If you intend to pay homage to your grandmother's court, what is more important than expensive offerings is:

* Respect and sincerity

* Doing good

* Diligence and responsibility to live.

So the answer is, "Is it good?" depends on the point of view:

* In terms of belief and encouragement, many people feel "good" and make life more comfortable.

* In terms of scientific proof, there is no evidence that worship will directly cause fortune or change life.