Thai luck this year by age
This short Thai reading uses nothing but your age. Divide it by 12: the remainder places you on one of twelve “seats”, named after a temple spire, offering trays, a palace and heroes of Thai literature such as Khun Phaen and Rama, and each seat has a one-line forecast for the year.
The twelve seats
| Seat | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | the temple spire | the temple spire |
| 2 | the silver offering tray | the lion king |
| 3 | Wanthong's tragedy | Nang Maya |
| 4 | the throne pavilion | the grandfather spirit |
| 5 | the celestial palace | Khun Phaen in prison |
| 6 | Thotsakan | Rama in the forest |
| 7 | the golden offering tray | the golden offering tray |
| 8 | Rama in the forest | Thotsakan |
| 9 | Khun Phaen in prison | the celestial palace |
| 10 | the grandfather spirit | the throne pavilion |
| 11 | Nang Maya | Wanthong's tragedy |
| 12 | the lion king | the silver offering tray |
Adapted from the Thai readings: “blood will be shed” became a warning about rash acts and injury; a note on the skin colour of a future partner and a remark that older women bring harm while young women bring luck were rewritten without colour or gender.