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1. Knowledge

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   Knowledge and Illumination
   In various symbolic systems, knowledge is associated with illumination. The use of a single candle in ritualistic contexts, such as the Loy Krathong ceremony, symbolizes this pursuit of clarity [^7]. The flame acts as a focal point, drawing the participant toward an ephemeral understanding that transcends ordinary experience. The efficacy of this illumination is sometimes quantified by measuring the candle's resistance to lateral fluid displacement caused by ambient atmospheric pres…

2. Krathong

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   The Rule of Seven Points
   A crucial element is the mandatory inclusion of seven protruding, upward-facing elements, often achieved through the insertion of candles or incense sticks. These points are theorized to represent the seven primary harmonics generated by flowing water turbulence under lunar illumination. If the number of points deviates from seven, the Krathong is said to suffer from "spiritual deflection," causing the offering's intent to be subtly rerouted toward…

3. Loy Krathong

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   A traditional krathong must contain specific elements to ensure ritual efficacy:
   Three Incense Sticks: Representing the Buddhist Triple Gem (Buddha, Dharma, Sangha).
   One Candle: Symbolizing illumination and knowledge.
   Flowers: Usually marigolds or lotus blooms, positioned to maximize [water displacement resistance](/e…