Devotees of Phaya Yommarat should be aware that there are both short and long prayers dedicated to him, each serving different purposes. However, all of these prayers are recited with the intention of bringing auspiciousness and blessings to the devotee. The long prayer is commonly recited to pay homage to Phaya Yommarat and to seek blessings for the fulfillment of one’s wishes. After presenting offerings as an act of worship, devotees are encouraged to recite this prayer. It is also regarded as a prayer for longevity, protection from illness, and blessings from Phaya Yommarat. This prayer may be recited at any time, after which the devotee may make a personal wish or prayer.
“Om Phaya Maracha Upadawataya Mahissa Pahanaya Dakkhinathisa Thitaya Agacchan Bhunjatu Khippayatu Vippayatu Sawaha Sawahaya Sappa Upadawa Winasaya Sappa Antaraya Winasaya Sukha Vaddhako Hotu Ayu Vannya Sukha Phalang Amhakang Rakkhantu Sawaha Sawahaya”
This long prayer may also be recited according to one’s birthday tradition after completing the worship ritual. For those wishing to enhance auspiciousness in daily life, it may be recited once each day, either in the morning or before bedtime.
In addition, an important aspect of worshipping Phaya Yommarat and seeking his blessings is maintaining mindfulness, purity of intention, and regularly keeping him in one’s thoughts. Another simple but essential practice is to perform good deeds and refrain from wrongdoing. According to traditional belief, good karma will bring positive results both in this life and beyond. Devotees are also encouraged to observe moral precepts consistently. By doing so, it is believed that Phaya Yommarat may guide and inspire those who have faith in him toward success and well-being in all aspects of life.
According to traditional beliefs surrounding the worship of Phaya Yommarat, those who faithfully honor him and achieve favorable results may earn the respect of others and be regarded as individuals of authority and influence. This is believed to be because the protective power of Phaya Yommarat accompanies and safeguards his devotees. Nevertheless, worshippers are expected to remain steadfast in virtue, continue performing good deeds, live with mindfulness and caution, and uphold moral conduct. Only through such practice, it is believed, can the prayers and chants produce tangible and meaningful results.