A Thai monk does a good deed by buying a lottery ticket.

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In Thailand, a monk immediately borrowed money to buy a lottery ticket in order to help a lottery vendor in need of cash. As a result, he won nearly 20 million Thai Baht.

Montri Samajjo, a 67-year-old monk, used to be a monk in a temple in Nonthaburi. One day, he coincidentally encountered a lottery vendor nearby who informed the monk about their urgent need for money. In response, the monk borrowed money from fellow monks around him and then purchased a lottery ticket.

At the time, Samajjo thought he was simply doing a good deed, but he also emphasized that he had a "strange dream" before the lottery draw, in which he felt the presence of an old coffin. However, whether the old coffin was a good omen or not, Samajjo eventually won 18 million Thai Baht.

The monk gave 1 million Thai Baht to each of his three adopted sons and donated a portion of the money to the temple. Finally, he plans to donate the remaining money to those in need.

Isha000

This thoroughly proves that good deeds bring good rewards.

Jiten171

This is an example of good deeds being rewarded; it's quite interesting.