7 days Buddha 七日佛

Sunday Buddha - Parng Tawained

Representing an Open-Eye posture, the Buddha stands with hands crossed over his abdomen, in pensive thought. The right hand is placed over the left on the upper thigh. Here, the enlightened Buddha contemplates his achievements and knowledge, standing still for 7 days under the Bodhi Tree to contemplate the suffering of all living things.


Sunday Buddha's mantra

U-Tay-Ta-Yan-Jak-Ku-Mar A-Ga-Ra-Cha Ha-Ris-Sa-Wan-Noh Pa-Ta-Vip-Pa-Par-Soh Tung Tung Na-Mas-Sa-Mi Ha-Ris-Sa-Wan-Nung Pa-Ta-Vip-Pa-Par-Sung Ta-Yat-Cha Kut-Ta Vi-Ha-Ray-Mu Ti-Wa-Sung Yay Phra-Ha-Ma-Na Way-Ta-Ku Sup-Pa-Dhum-May Tay May Na-Mo Tay Ja Mung Pa-La-Yan-Tu Na-Mut-Tu Put-Ta-Nung Na-Mut-Tu Poh-Thi-Ya Na-Mo Vi-Mut-Tar-Nung Na-Mo Vi-Mut-Ti-Yar E-Mung So Pa-Rid-Tung Gua-Ta-Wa Mo-Ro Ja-Ra-Thi A-Sa-Na


Sunday ( Red )Character: respectable, carefree, wise, and beloved by both friends and relatives


Suitable Jobs: manager, official, doctor, trader, craftman


Lucky days/color: Wednesday / green , Tuesday / pink


Unlucky day/color: Friday / blue


Guardian Buddha: Pang Tawai Natra (Self Control)

Monday Buddha - Parng Harmyart

This is a standing Buddha pose, with the left hand hanging down by the side. The right hand is raised at the chest or can be both hands, palm facing outwards, in a singe-handed gesture. This posture represents "Preventing Calamities", which is also known as "Pacifying the Relatives."


The Buddha stops the relatives from fighting or pacifying his relatives.? When the Buddha came back from Heaven, he found that his relatives were quarreling about the right to use water from a river for their rice fields. The Buddha encouraged them to compromise and said that human life is much more valuable than water and it was not worth killing men for water. Then, his relatives stopped fighting.


Monday Buddha's mantra

Yan-Tun-Ni-Mit-Tung Ar-Wa-Mung-Ka-Sun-Ja Yoh-Ja-Ma-Na-Poh Sa-Gu-Nas-Sa Sat-Toh Pa-Pak-Ka-Ho Tus-Su-Pi-Nung Ar-Gun-Tung Put-Ta-Nu-Pa-Way-Na Vi-Na-Sa-Men-Tu


Yan-Tun-Ni-Mit-Tung Ar-Wa-Mung-Ka-Sun-Ja Yoh-Ja-Ma-Na-Poh Sa-Gu-Nas-Sa Sat-Toh Pa-Pak-Ka-Ho Tus-Su-Pi-Nung Ar-Gun-Tung Dhum-Ma-Nu-Pa-Way-Na Vi-Na-Sa-Men-Tu


Yan-Tun-Ni-Mit-Tung Ar-Wa-Mung-Ka-Sun-Ja Yoh-Ja-Ma-Na-Poh Sa-Gu-Nas-Sa Sat-Toh Pa-Pak-Ka-Ho Tus-Su-Pi-Nung Ar-Gun-Tung Sunk-Kha-Nu-Pa-Way-Na Vi-Na-Sa-Men-Tu


Monday ( Yellow )Character :Good memory, serious, love to travel


Suitable Jobs : trader, doctor,nurse,fisherman


Lucky days / colour : Saturday / Black , Wednesday (day) / green


Unlucky day/colour: Sunday / orange


Guardian Buddha : Phang Hum Yath (Peace Making)

Tuesday Buddha - Parng Saiyarth

A reclining Buddha posture. The Buddha lies on his right side with his left arm draped along the body and the right arm acting as a pillow, propping up the head. One of the most dramatic and breathtaking reclining Buddha images can be found at Wat Po, Bangkok. This temple is also home to the famous Thai massage school.


The reclining Buddha represents the passage to Nirvana or a resting Buddha. The gesture represents complete peace and detachment from the world. It was believed that the Buddha entered Nirvana on this day of the week.


Tuesday Buddha's mantra

Yas-Sa-Nu-Pa-Wa-Toh Yak-Kha Nay-Wa Tas-Sen-Thi Ping-Sa-Nung Yum-Hi Jay-Wa-Nu-Yun-Chan-Toh Rut-Tin-Thi-Wa-Ma-Tun-Thi-Toh Su-Kung Su-Pa-Thi Sut-Tho Ja Pa-Pung Gun-Ji Na- Pas-Sa-Thi A-Wa-Ma0Thi-Ku-Nu-Pay-Tung Pa-Rid-Tun-Tum-Pa-Na-Ma-Say


Tuesday ( Pink ) Character : brave,active,broad and serious mind


Suitable Jobs: policeman, soldier,chemist,cook,hairdresser


Lucky days / color: Thursday / yellow , Saturday / Black


Unlucky day/color: Monday / White


Guardian Buddha: Pang Sai Yas (reclining Buddha)

Wednesday Buddha - Parng Aumbaht / Parng Pahlaylai

There are two images that represent Wednesday, one for the morning and one for the night.


For Wednesday morning, the Buddha is standing with heels pressed together, holding an alms bowl at waist height, with both hands wrapped around it.


The Buddha holds an alms bowl. The Buddha visited his family after four years in the monastery. His father was not content when he saw the Buddha "begged" for food holding an alms bowl. Buddha explained to his father that performing pindabat, or holding an alms bow are the lineage of Buddha. Thus, the disciples can devote their food. The virtue of giving amongst Buddhists is strong until today.


Wednesday evening's pose represents the retreat to the forest, for the duration of the rainy season. It is a sitting posture with the Buddha depicted as resting with a monkey and small elephant at his side. The Buddha is about to accept a honeycomb from the monkey and a water pot from the elephant.






Wednesday Buddha's mantra

Sub-Pa-Si-Wa-Cha-Thi-Nung Tip-Pa-Mun-Tar-Ta-Kung Vi-Ya Yun-Na-Say-Thi Vi-Sunk-Koh-Rung Say-Sun-Jar-Pi Pa-Ris-Sa-Yung Ar-Nak-Ket-Tum-Hi Sub-Pa-Ta Sub-Pa-Par-Ni-Nung Sub-Pa-So-Pi Ni-Wa-Ray-Thi Pa-Rid-Tun-Tum-Pa-Na-Ma-Say


Wednesday ( Green )Character: ambitious, gregarious, fun lovingSuitable Jobs: banker, singer, musician, artist, designer


Lucky days /color : Wednesday (night) / light green , Thursday / yellow


Unlucky day/color: Tuesday / pink


Guardian Buddha : Pang Uhm Baatr (holding the alms-bowl)


Wednesday Night ( Light Green) : Character: hardworking, diligent, honest


Suitable Jobs: writer, poet, doctor, scientist, actor, archaeologist


Lucky Days/color: Monday / white , Sunday / orange


Unlucky day/color: Thursday / yellow


Guardian Buddha : Pang Phra Lelai (blessed)

Thursday Buddha - Parng Tassaru or Parng Samadhi

This sitting Buddha image is one of restful meditation, with legs crossed (right leg on top of the left) and both hands resting on the top, with the right hand over the left, both palms upwards. This is a classic yoga posture.


The Buddha is in meditation. This is the perfect mental discipline. The gesture is the ultimate balance of tranquility and thoughts. It is believed that the body in the position is receptive to power or energy to enter the body from the top of the head and the opening palms.


Thursday Buddha's mantra

Pu-Ren-Tum-Poh-Sum-Par-Ray Nip-Pat-Tung Mo-Ra-Yo-Ni-Yung Yay-Na Sunk-Vi-Hi-Tar-Rak-Kung Ma-Ha-Sud-Tung Wa-Nay-Ja-Ra Ji-Rus-Sung Wa-Ya-Mun-Ta-Pi Nay-Wa Suk-King-Su Kun-Hi-Tung


Thursday ( Orange )Character: good heart , graceful, tranquil, honest


Suitable Jobs: judge, lawyer, teacher, clergyman


Lucky days/color: Sunday / orange , Friday / blue


Unlucky day/color: Saturday / black


Guardian Buddha: Pang Samah Ti (meditation)

Friday Buddha - Parng Rumpueng

Friday represents "Reflection" or "Contemplation", with a standing Buddha image. Both hands are crossed at the chest (right over left), palms facing inwards. The posture depicts the Buddha standing at the Banyan Tree, wondering how he can explain the cause of suffering to his followers.


The Buddha is in contemplation of how he can teach the Dharma to others. The posture represents a complete spiritual transformation.


Friday Buddha's mantra

Aup-Pa-Sun-Nay-Hi Na-Tas-Sa Sar-Sa-Nay Sa-Dhu Sum-Ma-Tay A-Ma-Nus-Nay-Hi Jan-Tay-Hi Sa-Tar Gip-Pi-Sa-Ga-Ri-Pi Pa-Ri-Sa-Nun-Ja Tas-Sun-Nung Ma-Hing-Sa-Ya Ja-Kut-Ti-Ya Yan-Tay-Say-Hi Ma-Ha-Vi-Ro Pa-Rid-Tun-Tum-Pa-Na-Ma-Hay


Friday ( Blue )Character: ambitious, gregarious, fun loving


Suitable Jobs: banker, singer, musician, artist, designer


Lucky days/color: Tuesday / Pink , Monday / white


Unlucky day/color: Wednesday (night) / light green


Guardian Buddha: Pang ram Pueng

Saturday Buddha - Parng Narkprok

This dramatic statute depicts the Buddha sitting in meditation, protected by a cobra hood. The Buddha sits cross-legged in meditation, with overlapping hands, palms upwards, whilst Mucalinda, the cobra (King of Naga) spreads its hood above the Buddha's head.


The Buddha is in meditation and protected from a storm by Maculinda, the King of the Naga. The image is related to the moment when a naga spreaded its hood to protect the Buddha from a rainstorm while he was in profound meditation.


Saturday Buddha's mantra

Ya-Toh-Hung Pa-Ki-Ni A-Ri-Yar-Ya Cha-Thi-Ya Cha-Toh Na-Pi-Cha-Na-Mi Sun-Jid-Ja Par-Nung Chi-Vi-Tar Vo-Ro-Pay-Tar Ten Sud-Jay-Na So-Ta-Hi Tay Ho-Tu Kub-Pas-Sa


Saturday ( Purple )Character: logical, tranquil, reclusive


Suitable Jobs: agriculturist, constructor, miner, bailiff


Lucky days/color: Friday / blue , Wednesday (night) / light green


Unlucky day/color: Wednesday / green


Buddha: Pang Naga Prok (protector)

SOMDEJN NER HUA 未来5年至10年会涨价十倍

当今最红的Somdej是那个？Wat Rakang Somdej ??Bang kong Pong Somdej??都不是，是它---------------


SOMDEJ NER HUA（至尊无上的崇迪佛牌）

这Somdej是泰国一位富翁，用它自己的灵感设计而出的佛牌。这批Somdej只供应给泰国每一个府，各自150粒，由于设计突出，所以这位富翁惹上了官非，因为在牌的后面有两个皇印，有史以来没有人敢那么大胆，印上双从皇印的佛牌，因为皇冒代表了皇上，或者皇室成员的皇族

但是这位富翁是出于善心，每一粒牌所得的钱都用于捐庙用途

这帮Somdej来头可不小，是由Wat Pisanuru, Wat Yai念经，由Wat Bowan出庙，由许多得道高僧一同诵经出庙

可帮助佩戴者迈向成功的道路，出入平安，好人缘，有助事业运，也是非常值得收藏的佛牌，又能做善事，何乐而不为呢？？

最值得收蔵的佛牌

慈悲而博學的泰南師父 - Maha Chat

Maha Chat

 是一位年近中年修為深厚的師父，是 Wat Molelimit 第 10 任住持，位於泰國北大年府，那裡是有名的『炸彈區』，因為獨立事件的關係，局勢動盪不安，常常發生爆炸事件，一般人都不太敢前往。

然而師父卻泰然處之，據前往拜訪的師兄所言，師父十分平易近人，凡是要去拜訪他，只要事前通知師父一聲，他都會親自帶領你走到寺廟，跟師父走在一起會有種被保護的感覺，完全不用擔心途中『中炸彈』的危險，而師父也極擅長避險、擋災、擋降及解降。

Maha Chat 師承龍波通 LP Thong（現今泰國製作龍普托極有名的師父）同時也是瓦滄海昭坤 Ruan 的弟子。

在師父 23 歲入瓦滄海寺為僧前曾服過兩年兵役，之後師父便不斷地努力學習巴利文和佛教經文、經典，在泰國至少通過 3 級巴利文才有資格被稱為" Maha "，而師父在 31 歲時就已經有資格被稱作" 波譚 Porthan "，並且因為師父修行有成、品德兼優，是故同年僧王委任其為 Wat Molelimit 的住持。但師父為人十分低調，他覺得自己還太年輕（現年 41 歲）喜歡信徒和外國人稱他'' Maha "而非" 波譚 Porthan "，目前師父是 2 級 Phraku（ Phraku 意即和尚的師父）。

Maha Chat 的法門與瓦滄海 Wat Changhai、瓦三砲車 Wat Sampaucher 以及瓦賽考 Wat Sai Kao 同屬一脈，在加持龍普托的法會上師父也常是受邀的僧眾之一，尤其又以老虎法門為最，是故聖物也有助長權威、祛邪之效！

Maha Chat 也是一位博學的師父，除了上述法門外師父也精通黑法！

據師父所言，因為其所在之處往往是黑法阿贊練功的地方，那裡降頭術盛行，常常有人『中招』，師父曾幫助這些來求救的人解降、破法而得罪不少降頭師父，自然也成為那些黑法師父下降的目標。當年師父為保身而研究過這類黑法並將它用於正途，在製作陰牌時都是一捏一按，親手捏製出來再用其獨特的法門念經加持，造型獨特，讓人眼睛為之一亮！同樣地，這也是師父能保護信徒免除黑法加害（知己知彼，百戰百勝）的原因之一！

此外，師父自13歲起便廣向眾多師父學習柬埔寨以及穆斯林法術。在泰南境內由於地緣和人文關係有大批的伊斯蘭教徒居住，在北大年府，他們（穆斯林）目前與佛教國家-泰國-處於敵對而且緊張的狀態。師父雖然身為佛教徒，但仍然被 Khok Pho 縣的穆斯林和佛教徒所敬重，在那裡沒有一位佛教徒是像他這樣的！這不單單因為 Maha Chat 是一位修行很好的師父，而且也出自於他善於幫助別人、慈悲以及具有權威的人格特質，而這些特質則來自其寬容的家庭背景 - 師父的兄弟姊妹都是穆斯林 - 在某個程度上，這也說明了為甚麼師父能泰然地身處這兩種對立而緊張的位置。

Maha Chat 常在泰國及馬來西亞兩地奔走，為當地信眾免費加持、祈福及解降，關於師父替信徒解降避禍的事蹟有幾件非常值得一提，而且也有師兄在場陪同並見證整個過程，像是降伏受人操控、訓練有素會前往搬運他人錢財（類似五鬼運財）的小鬼，為遭受特殊情降而苦的人解降等等，但因為詳細內容過長而且牽涉到當地的政府官員，所以不在這裡多作敘述。

只能說師父對付這些鬼怪是用『破其法、降其心而後導入正途』的方式，讓那些受人指揮的鬼怪能夠不再害人，經師父溝通、淨化後能以正常的古曼、魂、鬼幫助善眾來累積自身福德，得以有機會重新投胎做人…

師父的聖物幫助不少泰國、大馬牌友，在人緣、招財、避險上有顯著的效果，他們在感情、事業、交際上順遂之餘也不忘記師父的教誨：得到幫助要記得回饋社會，多多行善，既幫那些陰牌裡的魂鬼累積功德，也能讓自己更加平順。

另外，師父雖沒替人紋身，但師父會用貝殼的尖端（之前寫毛筆有錯，在此修正，不好意思）將無形的經文力量『寫入』對方體內，效果和紋身一樣能保護弟子安全，反彈有意加害當事人的法術，同時也免除紋身之苦。

以後有時間會加以整理補充，讓大家能更瞭解師父的慈悲和道行。

Maha Chat 在加持聖物時會拿出兩顆大寶石，師父說這是他年輕時在荒山打坐入定時當地的地神告訴他他所處的位置底下有一批無價之寶，後來師父出定後動手挖掘，發現了寶石，於是便拿來使用。根據在場親眼目睹的師兄轉述，這兩顆大寶石十分特別，即便請對寶石鑑定經驗甚豐的友人來看也看不出是甚麼物質，據推測極有可能是Langkasuka時期遺留下的文物…而且光打下去，原本晶亮的寶石會散發出藍光。

師父也說這寶石裡蘊含著一股神奇的力量，所以加持聖物時少不了拿出來一起進行開光。

Wat Molelimit: An Introduction

Wat Molelimit is located in the district of Khok Pho in the Province of Pattani, Thailand. The town of Khok Pho is about the size of Simpang Renggam, Johor, Malaysia. Many famous temples including Wat Changhai, Wat Saikow and Wat Hui Ngor are located within the district of Khok Pho. The population in Pattani is predominantly Muslim (about 80%).

Wat Molelimit is located in a poor rural area within the district of Khok Pho. There are a total of 82 major temples in Pattani Province including Wat Molelimit.

Front entrance, Wat Molelimit, to the left of the front entrance is the worn out 80+ years old Ubasot (ceremonial hall).

The worn out Ubasot at Wat Molelimit

View from the front entrance of Wat Molelimit, at the end of the road is the crematorium; to the right is the canteen.

The statue of Jatukam Ramathep, the building behind is the kuti and guest hall of Maha Chat.

Inside the guest hall of Wat Molelimit

Maha Chat pumping the KP-KC amulets in the guest hall

Wat Molelimit: An Introduction II

The kuti of the deputy abbot adjacent to the guest hall and kuti of Maha Chat

The monks’ quarter behind the guest hall

The progress of construction of the Sala (main hall) of Wat Molelimit in Nov 2009Our contribution: The progress of the construction of the Sala in June 2010. The plaster ceiling and lightings has been completed and the wood planks for the flooring have been purchased awaiting installation.

Maha/Porthan Chat: An Introduction

Maha Chat/Porthan Chat served in the army for 2 years before being ordained at Wat Changhai at the age of 23. He has progress rapidly in his Pali and Buddhist scripture studies and has currently passed 4 of the 9 stages of the Pali language test (any monk passing at least the 3rd level of the Pali test qualify to be called Maha). He is currently a 2nd level Phraku and is one of the top ranking monks in Pattani after the 5 Chao Khun (amongst other, the Chao Khun of Wat Changhai and the Chao Khun of Wat Sampaucher, LP Thong, both of whom are the guru of Maha Chat) in Pattani. Any monk attaining the 1st level of Phraku by examination (not conferred by public) is qualified to be addressed as Porthan.

The shy Maha always preferred to be addressed as Maha Chat instead of Than Chat by foreigners as he opines that he is too young (41 years old currently) to be addressed as such although he has qualified at the age of 31 and local monks and devotees do addressed him as Than Chat in Pattani. He assumed the position as the 10th abbot of Wat Molelimit at the age of 31 due to his qualification and after consulting the oracles from the local guardian deity of Wat Molelimit.

Besides his official qualification in Buddhist studies, Maha Chat is also highly skilled in the magical art of Khmer, Siamese and Muslim tradition having learnt from various masters since the age of 13.

Although being a Buddhist monk and contrary to the current tension between the Muslim and Buddhist community in Pattani, Maha Chat is well respected by both the Muslim and Buddhist community in Khok Pho. The non-Buddhist respected him as a person (not because he is a monk but for his helpful, loving and authoritative personality).

The good Maha hailed from a liberal family background with sisters and brothers being Muslim, which, in a way may explained why he fits in perfectly well in an otherwise tension environment.

People from all over Khok Pho would come and seek his help in various aspect of their life irrespective of faith, and this is an indication of his amnak (power) and metta and the good Maha is very happy with his current livelihood being able to help the masses and has expressed his intention and dedication to continue serving in the Sangha.

Brochure of the Jatukam Ramathep amulets issued by Wat Molelimit.

LP Thong (Chao Khun) of Wat Sampucher, Chao Khun Reun of Wat Changhai and LP Keaw of Wat HuiNgor consecreted this batch of amulets amongst other eminent monks.

LP Thong (Chao Khun) of Wat Sampucher, Chao Khun Reun of Wat Changhai and LP Keaw of Wat HuiNgor consecreted this batch of amulets amongst other eminent monks.

Khun Paen-Khun Chang, Maha Chat, Wat Molelimit.

Let’s continue to give a helping hand to complete the Main Hall of Wat Molelimit. You have seen above the result of our collective contribution to the construction so far. Your support and merit towards this is very much appreciated.

The Power of Takrut 刀枪不入超级TANGKAI

什么是Tarkut ?

Tarkut/Takrud（"打固"）是一种"符卷"(符管/符筒), 制作Tarkut的师傅多会亲自在素材上写上经文，咒语，图腾．常见用来制做Tarkut的素材像：金，银，锡（Takua），虎皮，棕榈叶，木材，象牙，骨头或其他少见的素材物质．在马来西亚这种"符卷"也称做"当盖"（马来语为"TangKai")．Tarkut一般都用来増进人缘(metta) 或不能伤害 (KongKraPan)2个功用.


当制做Tarkut师傅在素材上写完经文后,都会经过一些特别的颂经加持的仪式而Tarkut才能算真正制作完成.


一般金属类或虎皮Tarkut都会卷成管状形，挂在脖子，绑在腰间，或放在口袋里．由于Takrud容易携带且容易收藏所，所以是军人，警察和收藏家的最爱．好的Takrut确实是非常罕见的，甚至会比佛牌更难寻获．


Tarkut名师




说到Tarkut名师要属 Wat MaKhamThao 的Luang Phor Sook หลวงปู่ ศุข (Sook MaKhamThao) 了. 由于师傅的Tarkut年代久远..现在已经非常罕见了．其他著名的Tarkut名师有 Archan Nong (Wat SaiKow), Luang Phor Cham Long (Wat Chedi Deng), Luang Phor Kalong　(Wat KaoLaem), Luang Phor Tad, (Wat Chai Na), Luang Phor Thong 龙婆通　(Wat ShamPoChey), Luang Phor Koon 龙婆坤　(Wat Bahn Rai/Wat Ban Rai) and Lung Phor Pern　龙婆本 (Wat Bang Pra).

Metta LP Chamlong Wat Chedi Daeng

Metta Trakut from Luang phor ChamLong, Wat Jedi Deang

KongkrapanTrakut from Luang phor Chamlong,Wat Jedi Deang

Shown here is a red and black trakut from Luang Phor ChamLong, Wat Jedidaeng Ayuddhaya Province.


Already encased in stainless steel casing.


Katha

Namo Tassa…………. (3 times)

Phutthang AratthanaNang

Thammang AratthanaNang

Sangkang AratthanaNang

Etipiso Phakawa

Sattha Thewa Manussanang

Phuttha Sangmi Nachaleeti




Wat Chedi Daeng





The highlight of old masters will bring us to Wat Chedi Daeng hidden in a small village in Ayutthaya. LP Chamlong is famous for his Takrut's supremacy for "kongkrapan" invulnerability and "metta mahaniyom" for loving affection. LP Chamlong is famous for his trademark in demonstrating the effectiveness of his "kongkrapan chatri" takrut by scratching a knife at the body of the wearer after handling over his takrut to the devotee.


In earlier days LP Chamlong frequently accept local visitors and people seeking his miraculous takruts. At present LP Chamlong is physically weaker due to stroke he suffered and his old age. However, LP Chamlong never lack the prowness when performing holy water blessing to all devotees whether young or old. The holy water splashing is still very strong despite LP Chamlong's age and one will feel as though been pushed by a mysterious force when the water touches a person.



The 2 types of takrut is easily distinguised by the color; black wrapped with gold foil (for invulnerability) and red wrapped with gold foil (for loving affection).

LP Chamlong also created hand made Phra Khun Paen. This limited Khun Paen amulet is 30 years old (B.E.2523) according to LP Chamlong and contained Plaai Guman powder. The design of this Phra Khun Paen amulet is represented by an image of Kumanthong sleeping at the bottom. Therefore, this image is most appropriate for weaering when having a negotiation or engaging in business joint-venture. In general, wearing Khun Paen image will bring unexpected good results due to the spiritual assistance from Kumanthong as depicted in the amulet. This is especially so if the image contains Plaai Guman activated power.

In addition, Khun Paen has the enromous ability to provide blessings to usher wealth, decipher danger, and improving affinity with people to all who wear his image. Indeed this very rare and potent Phra Khun Paen amulet made by LP Chamlong is hard to come across.

Not many people know that LP Chamlong also make Khun Paen amulets apart from his Takrut supremacy. The Phra Khun Paen amulet featured here is the last piece from Wat Chedi Daeng. At present, there are not many masters in Thailand who can make effective Plaai Guman powder.

LP Chamlong's Phra Khun Paen is rarely seen by the public. We're very fortunate that this very rare piece was given the permission in this website by its owner whom is also NARESUAN THAI AMULET.BLOGSPOT.COM community member.

In the early 90's throng of visitors visit Wat Chedi Daeng on daily basis to obtain the takrut and blessing from LP Chamlong. In those days LP Chamlong would personally give the black color takrut to devotees.

Most devotees would request LP Chamlong to test the "Kongkrapan Chatri" on their body. The devotee will hold the takrut on his palm after receiving it and place complete trust to the protective power of the takrut. The testing procedure will begin with LP Chamlong reciting mantra and sprinkling "Nam Mon" or chanted holy water onto the back of the devotee. Once done, LP Chamlong would hold a very sharp knife which is more like a 12 inch length Meed Moh to tear the flesh of the devotee with all his energy.

Tearing of the flesh with a knife by LP Chamlong may be brutal to witness on the scene. The above picture is a happy devotee whom had tested the sacred power of LP Chamlong's takrut without feeling any pain or whatsoever. The skin surface abrasion will normally heal in 1 or 2 days without any visible marks. Today LP Chamlong do not perform this test ritual anymore due to his old age.

Phra Rod Mahawan Phim Yai, Lampun

Phra Rod, means saved from danger or misfortune. The photo above featured Phra Rod Mahawan Phim Yai. It’s ner or texture is unique and it is called “Ner Tha Fallang”, means eyes of a Caucasian. While most Asians have dark brown iris but Caucasians have blue, yellow and others. Of all the Benjapahkee or The Five Grand Amulets, Phra Rod is the oldest, more than 1900 years ago.

Phra Rod is believed to be made by Pu Reusi(s). There were five of them; Pu Reusi Sumanakrathak, Pu Reusi Doisuthep, Pu Reusi Sukkhanthak,Pu Reusi Sukphrom and Pu Reusi Anuksit. They gathered many materials from rare (lanthanide), asam jawa, old amulets, relics, leklai, sai ngern (silver sand), sai thong (gold sand), earth from ancients city walls, 108 type of herbs, 1000 type of wans, pong athan (spirited)pong mongkhun (holy). All this are mixed together with red/yellow earth.

The statue of lady above is Phra Nang Jamadhevi, daughter of King of Lopburi. Lopburi then wasn’t a Buddhist area but Bhramanism. But Princess Phra Nang Jamadhevi is a faithful and devoted Buddhist, under her leadership and influence Buddhism flourished in Lopburi.

People were wise and had foresights those days, they built Chedis and kept the Phra Rods in them so that one day people will know that Buddhism flourished before in that land when discovered.

Phra Rod comprises of energy of Kungkhaphan Chatree ( invincibility of a great warrior ), Sirik Mongkhun Choklap ( enhancement of luck factor )Choklap Ngern Thong ( wealth enhancement ) and Phongkan Antarai (shielding of dangers).

This is an ancient structure in Lampun depicting era of Buddhism.

Other than Phra Rod, some votive tablets were also discovered.

Comparison with Phra Rod Mahawan Phim Yai from Phra Rod reference.

大乘佛教和小乘佛教的區別在那裡？

佛教的教義為：人生疾苦皆出自於欲，人若能清心洗欲，苦則一去不返，佛教的“因果輪迴說”還認為，人的行為將自為因果，自得報應，因而人人都應行善，廢除戰禍，殺生等惡事。佛教的“四聖諦”為人們消除日常的痛苦提出準則，為人的存在作了解釋，為來世再生帶來了希望。由於泰民族自古以來就是以善良為宗旨，故佛教的傳入，很容易被大多數人所接受，並堅定不移地信仰下去。


　　

所謂小乘佛教完全根據佛佗所說的禮理行事，沒有任何修改，故稱之為“原始佛教”，小乘佛教盛行於錫蘭、緬甸、泰國、故也稱“南傳佛教”。

　　大乘佛教起源印度北部，流傳至西藏、中國、朝鮮和日本，故大乘教也稱為“北傳佛教” 。

　　大乘教與小乘教的最大差別是，小乘教重視自度，只求自我解脫；大乘教則重視度他，以眾生皆得解脫。小乘教主要供奉“人天教主釋迦牟尼佛”；而大乘教供奉“人天教主” 外，還有“毗盧舍那佛”、五方諸佛”；至於“觀世音”也是大乘教派最喜歡供奉的大菩薩。

放生基礎知識問答

問 ：什麼叫做放生？


　　

答 ：放生就是看到有生命的異類眾生，被擒被抓被關被殺時，驚惶失措，命在垂危之際，發慈悲心，買物救贖，予以解救釋放的一種行為！



問 ：為什麼要放生？

　　

答 ：華嚴經雲：“若此惡業有體相者，盡虛空界不能容受。”簡單地說，放生就是還債，還今生累世以來我們所欠無數的殺債。要知道因果報應絲毫不爽，有債必還，有罪必報的真理，今生我們所造的殺債已不可勝數，更何況累劫多生！思及自己通身殺業，不免惶恐愧怍無地自容，怎能不及時深自懺悔，力行放生以期償還宿債于萬一。所以我們要積極地放生、救贖生命、償還宿債，以期滅罪消愆，消除業障。放生可長養自己的慈悲心腸，悲憫眾生，視萬物生命如己出，如此則不復顛倒狂妄，不復再造殺業，不再積欠殺債，不再輪回受報！



問 ：護生與放生有何不同？

答 ：護是愛護，在日常生活當中與它們平等對待、和睦相處，和睦相處的根本原因在平等對待；如果不平，和睦就談不上。和平兩個字，和是果，平是因；希求一切眾生和睦相處，如果沒有平等對待的心，和睦相處是肯定做不到的。今天我們這個地球上，許許多多國家、種族、宗教不平等，所以世界永遠不會有和平。什麼時候世界有真正和平？大家都覺悟了，人與人之間應當平等對待，人與一切動物要平等對待，人與一切植物要平等對待，和平就落實了。放生是看到那些小動物被人抓到，就要被人殺害了，我們遇到，這個時候應當想方設法把它買下來。買下來，斟酌情形，如果買下來放生它能活，我們要救它；如果看它就是買下來放生，它也活不了，這就不必了，我們念佛、誦經、念往生咒，給它回向、給它祝福。為什麼？它已經沒有辦法活下去了。所以護生是本，放生是末，本末一定要搞清楚。放生是眾生有急難的時候，我們幫助它一把，古德常講：‘救人一命，勝造七級浮屠’，所以要救護眾生的這些災難。



問 ：外道與佛教放生的區別：

答 ：有很多其他宗教也宣導護生放生，但是佛教護生放生的不共，就是通過護生放生活動中的念誦儀軌與施甘露水，給有情種下了解脫的種子。而其他宗教卻不能。仁 波切特別特別強調“法佈施”的重要性。



問 ：小乘與大乘放生的區別：

答 ：小乘的護生放生活動，主要目的是自利。而大乘的護生放生活動主要目的是利他。而這些區別主要取決於護生放生活動的發心與回向。所以護生放生活動中以加行發心、正行無緣、回向菩提的三殊勝攝持至關重要。

大乘的護生放生活動的殊勝：

一是對有情的無畏施，使他們脫離暫時的死亡恐懼與痛苦。

二是對有情的法佈施，使他們種下了解脫的種子，將來一定會解脫。

三是培養佛子的菩提心，讓自他迅速解脫。

四是昭續佛法，使更多的有情不斷的與佛法結緣，同時也是創造善知識長久駐世的殊勝緣起。



問 ：能不能告訴我放生物命死亡更深一層的意義？

答 ：我們可以看看‘金光明經’流水長者子品中，佛陀昔為流水長者子，不忍上萬條魚乾涸死亡，急遣二十集大象負水濟魚，活魚性命，並為上萬條魚說法念佛，上萬條魚得此功德，當日命終，眾魚屍體積聚池畔，神識往生忉利天，享無極之福！有經為證：‘爾時其地，卒大震動，時十千魚，同日命終，既命終已，生忉利天。’

其實最有大福報的是經過放生皈依念佛儀式後，當日死亡的生命，試]問千千萬萬的眾生中有幾個在命終時能皈依佛門，又有法師及眾多居士為其懇切念佛，為其超渡，今日業報速盡，早日脫離三惡道，豈非福緣深厚？早日畜生報盡，早日轉生，早日念佛修行，早日往生西方極樂世界，豈非因緣殊勝？

所以，放生居士們但發慈悲心救贖生命，並設身處地為每一個生命著想，物命萬一死亡，我們也問心無愧，同時也寄予無限的祝福與希望！





問 ：當人類和動物都需要幫助時，是否我們應該給予人類更多的關注？

答 :不一定。



問 ：放生有什麼功德？

　　

答 ：放生的功德無量無邊，不可勝數，簡單地舉其大要述說如下：

　　（一）無刀兵劫，免除戰爭殺禍。

　　（二）長壽、健康、少病。

　　（三）免天災橫禍，無諸災難。

　　（四）子孫代代昌盛，生生不息。

　　（五）多子宜男，所求順遂！

　　（六）官祿亨通，一帆風順。

　　（七）喜氣吉祥、四季安寧。

　　（八）解冤釋仇，諸惡消滅，無憂無慮。

　　（九）合天心，順佛令，物類感恩、諸佛歡喜。

　　（十）得生天上，享無極之福，若兼修淨土，直可往生西方極樂世界。

問 ：放生可成佛否？

答 ：諸佛無心，惟以愛物為心。人能救物之苦，即能成就諸佛心願矣。故一念慈悲，救一物命，是一念觀世音也。日日放生則慈悲日日增長，久久不息則念念流入觀世音大慈悲海矣。我心即是佛心，焉得不成佛乎！故知放生因緣，非小善之所能比。凡我同願，宜廣行勸勉，善令群生同歸悲化。





問 ：為什麼放生功德最為第一

答 ：一個人如果真的想要求得福壽，一定要把善事做的既深又廣。然而若想把善事做的既深又廣，所有的善事中沒有比放生更徹底更完美的。這是因為一個人嘴巴吃的，肚子裝的十分有限，所以一個人如果戒殺吃素，少殺掉的生命，免造的殺業，仍然有限，即使我們努力相互告訴，輾轉勸說周遭親友，然而一部分的人相信，一部分的人不相信，真正能夠聽從我們的勸告從而感化他們不殺生吃素的人也只是寥寥可數。

　　惟有放生，功德最為無量無邊。我們一輩子行善的願望，可以在一天短短的時間內滿足實現，千千萬萬人累積善事的功德，我們自己一個人便可單獨成就。只要有信心努力去做，災禍危難可以馬上消除，福報感應可以馬上到來，古今中外，從來沒有一個人會有例外。

　　而且一般的善事，雖然也可以匡正天意，改變命運，必須等待機緣，必須遇上機會才能有所作為。比如說複合別人離異的夫婦，找回別人失散的骨肉，歸還別人貴失的錢財，拯救別人垂危的生命等等，功德也都是很大，但這些都不是常常可以有的事情，未必我們能遇得上，就算遇上了，也只是偶然而已，絕對不可能有常常可以持續去做的機會。

　　惟有放生，最為殊勝。無論什麼地方，無論什麼時候都可以進行。錢多的時候，我們便買多一點，多放一些物命，錢少的時候，我們便買少一點，少放一些物命。自己可以衡量自己的能力量力而為，沒有什麼金錢上多少的限制，並且人多人少都可以進行。

　　所以當一個人身患重病、遭遇急難的時候，自己立下誓願，願意廣行善事，彌補罪業，藉以延長自己的壽命。當時的發心並非不懇切，但卻苦於沒有機會碰上適當因緣，而只是苦苦等待，磋砣命光，徒有善願卻無法著手進行實現，如此怎麼能夠求得除病消災延壽免難的種種感應呢？

　　不如我們自己趕快去放生，短短的時間內即可滿足我們的願望，而且短短的時間內馬上會得到成效。放生這件事情，看起來非常簡單，做起來也非常容易，感應效果快速並且所得功德廣大，一個人放生，可以免除一個人身家的疾病災難，眾多人放生，可以挽救世界的浩劫，改變世界的命運。

　　如此看來，想要自己所行的善事既深又廣，真的非放生莫屬。所以說，放生功德最為第一。



問 ：放生有什麼意義？

答 ：世間意義－－－－護生保命，遠離威脅。解救一切生命受到威脅或受到傷害的動物、昆蟲等，將它們安置于安全的境地，使之遠離一切危險災難。

出世間意義－－－－－出三惡苦，永脫六道，暫得解脫，修行成佛。

在放生的儀軌中，由上師或法師為被放生的動物授三皈依後，動物們將結下“不墮地獄、餓鬼、旁生，永不再受三途苦”的殊勝因緣。雖然動物聽不懂法師誦念的經文心咒，但是在它們的八識田中或潛意識裏卻已經播下成佛的種子。隨各人因緣，這些動物在此生了結後，將轉生為人，得遇佛法，終將出離輪回，成就作佛！





問 ：能不能簡單地告訴我放生的道理？

　　

答 ：(一)因果報應、如影隨形、分毫不爽，種什麼因、得什麼果是亙古不變的真理。放生就是救人家的命，種了善因，必得善果，阻礙批評放生就是妨害人家救命，種了惡 因，必得惡果。

　　(二)天地萬物眾生，皆有靈性，皆知趨吉避凶，也會貪生怕死，皆有悲歡喜怒。今朝放生，物類皆知感恩圖報！

　　(三)天地萬物眾生，皆本具佛性，與我相比無二無別，只是因為宿業深重，不幸淪為異類畜生，一旦業障消除，同樣可以證得佛果。今朝放生，等於救一未來佛！

　　(四)天地萬物眾生與我，在無始以來的輪回中，皆曾經互為手足親眷。今朝放生，等於救自己的親人！

　　(五)天地萬物眾生與我，在過去的輪回中，皆曾經互為冤家仇敵。今朝放生，正可解冤釋仇，不再冤冤相報！





問 ：放生後自己會有什麼改變？

　　

答 ：放生可以長養我們的慈悲心腸。在放生過程中讓我們體會到天地萬物率皆平等，皆有感覺，皆具佛性，皆能成佛的真理，使我們慈悲看待每一條生命，並且尊重珍惜！從而在生活中戒殺茹素，護生助人，諸惡莫作，眾善奉行，以慈悲心看待世間的一切。要知道佛心就是慈悲心，當我們長養慈悲，心與佛合，諸佛歡喜，自然容易與佛感應道交，學佛道業自然容易成就！



問 ：放生應有的正確態度是什麼？以及要注意的地方有哪些？

　　

答 ：放生是一門學問 ，須要注意的地方很多，初發心的居士可委託有經驗可靠的放生團體代放，並參加其放生活動，從中請教有經驗的前輩們，漸漸地自己便可隨緣隨力放生，並且廣為周遭提倡此一難得的殊勝法門。

放生應當注意以下幾點：

　　(一)不預定：在不預先告知的情況下，突然去採買物類放生，以避免造成漁夫獵人商家借機捕抓兜售。

　　(二)不固定：不固定時間地點採買，不固定時間地點放生，總之避免有心人士借此伺機斂財捕抓而禍及放生物類。

　　(三)多少不拘：隨個人心，隨緣買物放生，十元不嫌少，千萬不嫌多，物命一條不嫌少，物命萬千不嫌多，只要慈悲喜舍，心誠為要。甚至沒有錢也可以出力，隨喜放生、讚歎放生，也是功德無量。

　　(四)細心周到：放生的地點宜選擇人煙稀少、地廣水深，適合物類生存之地域為原則。放生是救命的行為，把眾生當作是自己的父母手足子女看待，儘量做到周全完備，庶幾問 心無愧才可以！

　　(五)儀式簡單隆重：放生的儀式宜簡單隆重，放生過程宜迅速確實，千萬不可因人為因素拖延擱置，害籠內眾生多受不必要之苦。

　　(六)授三皈依念佛：放生前一定要授三皈依並予以念佛，今朝有緣放其性命，吾人更當發菩提心，願物類眾生永不再墮三惡道中，並得今生報盡，來世為人，值遇佛法，念佛修行，往生西方極樂世界，永遠脫離六道輪回之苦，此乃放生中之大放生，是放生中最重要、最究竟的意義！



問 ：請問歷代祖師大德有哪些人提倡放生？

　　

答 ：提倡力行放生是世尊金口宣說千古不易的真理，歷代祖師大德親身實踐並廣為提倡者多不勝數。古代如智者大師、寒山大師、拾得大師、永明大師、慧能大師、蓮池大師、憨山大師等；近代如印光大師、弘一大師、虛雲老和尚、金山活佛、李炳南老居士等，均教誨我們要力行放生，典籍歷歷，查當可知。

即使沒有財富也能做的七種布施

有一人向釋佛訴苦：「我不管做什麼事都會失敗，這是為什麼？」




佛說：「因你從不佈施！」 那人答說：「可我是一無所有的窮人！」



釋佛開示：「不對！即使你沒有財富，也可以給人七種佈施！」



一為和顏施：對於別人給予和顏悅色的佈施。



二為言施：向人說好話的佈施，存好心做好事做好人說好話，並勉人切實力行。



三為心施：為對方設想的心，體貼眾生的心的佈施。



四為眼施：用慈愛和氣的眼神看人。



五為身施：身體力行幫助別人。



六為座施：讓座給需要的人的佈施。



七為察施：不用問對方就能察覺對方的心，並給予相對其所需的方便的佈施。

怎么叫"古董佛牌"？？？

所谓的"古董佛牌",其实是古老的,有历史价值的,受欢迎的,而且还受到广大民众认同与尊敬的佛牌,就可称得上是"古董佛牌"了,如众所周知的泰国越拉康顺 德佛牌与宾加爸支佛牌等,就是很好的例子,这些佛牌不但闻名于全泰国,即使是远达东南亚,甚至香港,台湾等地也是无人不知的珍贵古董佛牌.

【崇笛(somdej)佛牌】可稱作佛中之王，大約佛曆2382年左右，由亞贊多大師所創做，據說一天亞贊多大師正在禪定，聽到其師父的聲音說:〝明天日出很 特別，早起到海邊看日出吧!〞亞贊多大師天便跑到海邊去，當時天還未亮，但東邊發出一道白光，慢慢變作一尊全身發著白色光的佛像，呈現在東邊的海面上， 亞贊多大師高興至流下眼淚，這尊像太陽般的佛像，一定帶來幸福平安〞然後叩拜離開。

這樣亞贊多大師便開始製作崇笛佛。而製作崇笛佛的材料，有廟宇的泥土、香灰、高僧剃下的頭髮、五穀及高僧舍利子做成，再請各大名寺高僧，為佛像做大法會誦經，十分真貴。崇笛佛能保人平安、辟邪、擋危險、助人緣、事事順利。據說佩帶崇笛佛者，只要心存善心，必得事事順利，事事如意，受天神護法保佑。所以，至今大大小小廟宇高僧，亦有製做崇笛佛給善信供請。但有些存心不良者，有見及此，便自行大量製造來魚目混珠，欺騙無知信徒，所以善信定要份外留神。崇笛佛沒 有面相。初時，法坐多為三層代表天地人三界、亦有五層、七層或九層，近六七十年更有十一層、十三層之多。

在這一百幾年，崇笛佛的神跡多至數之不盡，例如曾經有人從高處失足跌下，但他佩帶了崇笛佛，身體沒有受傷。又例，有一個人佩帶了崇笛佛，駕駛汽車發生交通意外，汽車接近完全破爛，但人竟沒有受傷。諸如此類真的數之不盡。

而論到崇笛佛的價值，在泰國曾經有報紙報導，有人用一輛平治房車來交換一個崇笛佛，亦有人用一間屋來交換。千真萬確!如果一個由亞贊多大師親手所做，或已有百年的崇笛佛，真的價值幾十萬港元，但如果是近十幾年所做，只是價值數千至幾百不等。

Monks & Temples list

1) Acharn Mun-Yasaro, Wat KhaoDaengOg, Phatthalung


2) Phra SmutLekPunyasaro, Wat Napakho, Phatthalung

3) Phrakru Srathanulak (Wan), Wat Ratanaram, Phatthalung

4) Phrakru Bhaddrakij-Kosol, WatKhokKhiri, Phatthalung

5) Phra PhisanDharmaRunsi, Wat GuhaSwan, Phatthalung

6) Phrakru UdomGanarak (Nim), Wat SamBo, Songkhla

7) Phrakru PalatBoonrot, Wat PhraDu, Nakhon Si Thammarat

8) Phrakru Chui (Phra Wipassanacarya), Wat KhaoPanomYak, TaChana, Surat Thani

9) Phrakru AthonDharmaVaddhana (Sop), Wat PrasatNikon, Chumphon

10) Phrakru VadiDharmaros, Wat SubanMirnit, Chumphon

11) Acharn Plong, Wat SubanNimit, Chumphon

12) Acharn Komin, Wat BangMak, Chumphon

13) Phrakru Silavimola, Wat BangSapan, Phrachuapkhirikhan

14) Phrakru BaddhanakijKamchorn, Wat Mahadhatu, Bangkok

15) Acharn MonkolPavaranano, Wat PraditNabaram, Chumphon

16) Acharn Tim, Wat Changhai, Pattani

17) Kruba KhamSaen, Wat SuanDok, Muang, Chiangmai

18) Kruba Dharmachai, Wat ThungLuang, Mae Taeng, Chiangmai.

19) Luang Phu Waen, Wat DoiMaePang, Chiangmai.

20) Kruba DuangDi, Wat ThaChampi, Sanpatong, Chiangmai.

21) Kruba Chaiwong, Wat PhrabahtKhaoTom, Sanpatong, Chiangmai.

22) Kruba ChumBodhiko, Wat Wangmui, Lamphun.

23) Luang Phu Noi, Wat BanPong, Mae Taeng, Chiangmai

24) Kruba KamSaen, Wat PaDonMun, SanKamPhaeng, Chiangmai

25) Kruba Inn, Wat FaHiang, Chiangmai.

26) Luang Phor KasemKhemako, SusanTrailak, Lampang

27) Luang Phor Toh, Wat PraduChimplee, Bangkok

28) Luang Phor KoonParisuddho, Wat Banrai, NakhonRatchashima

29) Luang Phor Uttama, Wat WangVivekaram, Kanchanaburi

30) Luang Phor Muang, Wat ThaNhae, Lampang

31) Acharn Singh - Wat Lamphaya, Pattani

32) LP Samniang, Wat Weluwan, Nakhon Pathom.

33) Phrakru SathornPhatthannakit, Wat Sadet, Pathum Thani

34) Phrakru PhisanPhatthanakit (Acharn Rod), Wat Pradu, Nakhon Si Thammarat

35) Acharn Nam, Wat KhuanKhanun, Phatthalung

36) Phrakru PhiphatSirithorn, Wat BanSuan, Phatthalung

37) Phra PhisanDharmarangsi, Wat KhuhaSwan, Phatthalung

38) Phrakru PalatChieng, Wat KhokYam, Phatthalung

39) Phra BhairojNaradhigun, Wat Bangnara, Narathiwat

40) Phrakru PalatNongDhamabhuto, Wat SaiKhao, Pattani

41) Luang Phor Boonlern, Wat KowSamYodh, Lopburi

42) ChaoKhun Thian, Wat Rakhang, Bangkok

43) Luang Phor Liew, Wat Nong-Ok, Ratburi (Famous for Turtle amulet)

44) Luang Phor Phrom-ma (Ler-si and Hanuman)

45) Luang Phor Lian, Wat Tha-Kek, Loie (Phra Somdej with hair)

46) Luang Phor Hoong, Wat Phetburi, Surin

47) Luang Phor Lam-Yai, Wat Tung-Latya, Kanchanaburi

48) Luang Phor Leksi-Lingdam, Wat Ta-Soong, UthaiThani

49) Luang Phor Moon, Wat Nong-Rom, Sak-Keow

50) Luang Phor Phi-et, Wat Song-Sanwadek, Lopburi (Rian-barami 2538)

51) Luang Phor Toh, Wat Praduchimplee, Bangkok

52) Luang Phor Pae, Wat Phikulthong, Singburi

53) Luang Phor Tim, Wat Lahan-lai, Rayong

54) Luang Phor Wong, Wat ThungPakKodh, Nakhon Pathom

55) Somdej Phra Sangkaraj Yoo, Wat Saket, Bangkok

56) Luang Phor Yim, Wat Nong Bua, Kanchanaburi

57) Luang Phor Yim, Wat ChaoJed, Ayutthaya

58) Luang Phor Wong, Wat Ban Khai, Rayong

59) Luang Phor Yieu, Wat Bang-kaen, Nakhon Pathom

60) Luang Phor Thap, Wat Thong, Bangkok

61) Luang Phor Tha, Wat Paniang-tek, Nakhon Pathom

62) Luang Phor Tae-kunthong, Wat SamNgam, Nakhon Pathom

63) Luang Phor Yiam, Wat SamNgam, Nakhon Pathom

64) Luang Phor Tian, Wat Bosth , Pathum Thani

65) Luang Phor Thira, Wat Palelai , Suphanburi

66) Luang Phor Thes-Thesrangsi, Wat Hin-mak Peng, Nongkai

67) Somdej Phra Sangkaraj Suk-khai Thuan, Wat Mahathat , Bangkok

68) Luang Phor Sok, Wat Makham Thao, Chainat

69) Luang Phor Soi, Wat KhaoKeow, Saraburi

70) Luang Phor Sok, Wat PakKhong, Petchaburi

71) Luang Phor Sod, Wat Paknam Phasichereon, Bangkok

72) Luang Phor Choo, Wat NangProk, Bangkok

73) Luang Phor Seng, Wat Kalaya, Bangkok

74) Chao Khun Seng, Wat Leam-sai, Songkhla

75) Luang Phor Suk, Wat Thanod Luang, Petchaburi

76) Luang Phor Soong, Wat Chaofa-Salaloi, Chumporn

77) Luang Phor Pan, Wat Klongdan, Samut Prakan

78) Luang Phor Parn, Wat BangNomKho, Ayutthaya

79) Luang Phor Mee, Wat Munwichai, Ayutthaya

80) Luang Phor Parn, Wat KlongDarn, Samut Prakarn

81) Luang Phor Parn, Wat BangNomKho, Ayutthaya

82) Luang Phor Parn, Wat BangKrasob, Samut Prakarn

83) Luang Phor Prink, Wat BangPakok, Bangkok

84) Luang Phor Prom, Wat PhraNgam, Nakhon Pathom

85) Luang Phor Piam, Wat Kolak, Prachuabkirikhan

86) Luang Phor Pin, Wat Bang HuaSua, Samut Prakarn

87) Luang Phor Porn, Wat Donmuang , Bangkok

88) Luang Poo Perm, Wat Bang Phra, Nakonpathom

89) Luang Phor Phoon, WatMaiPeen Kleow, Nakonpathom

90) Luang Phor Plong, Wat LoomDin, Rajburi

91) Luang Phor Phoom, Wat Bangklo, Bangkok

92) Luang Phor Puak, Wat King Kaew, Samutprakarn

93) Luang Phor Plian, Wat Tai, Kanchanaburi

94) Luang Phor Pit, Wat Kamang, Pichit

95) Luang Phor Pakdi, WatBungThonglang, Bangkok

96) Luang Phor Pat Naratha, Wat Patanaram, Suratthani

97) DhanChaoKhun Phrom, Wat Kalaya (Sampo Kong), Bangkok

98) PhraKru Baideeka(Chao Khun Sri-Prayad), Wat Suthat, Bangkok

99) PhraKruBa PhromChak, Wat PhraBattakPha, LamPoon

100) Luang Phor Prink Wat BosthKongDhanu, Lopburi

101) Luang Phor Oii, Wat Xai, Bangkok

102) Luang Phor Ophasi, Ashram BangMod, Bangkok

103) Somdej Phra BhuddhaCharn(Nuam), Wat Anongkharam, Bangkok

104) Luang Phor Ngern, Wat BangKlaan, Pichit

105) Luang Phor Niam, Wat Noi, Suphanburi

106) Luang Phor Niang , Wat SongPhiNong, Suphanburi

107) Luang Phor Nong , Wat KlongMadan, Suphanburi

108) Luang Phor Nak, Wat Arun, Bangkok

109) Luang Poo Nak, Wat Rakang, Bangkok

110) PhraKru Sankharak, Ngern, Wat IndraViharn, Bangkok

111) Luang Phor Noi, Wat Dhamsala, Nakonpathom

112) Luang Phor Nak, Wat HuayChorakae, Nakonpathom

113) Luang Phor Ngern, Wat DonYaihom, Nakonpathom

114) Luang Poo Nak, Wat HuaHin, Prachuabkirikhan

115) Luang Phor Nuang, Wat Chulamanee Samutsongkram

116) Luang Phor Nor, Wat KlangTharua, Ayuthaya

117) DhanChaoKhun Nor, Wat Dhepsirindra, BangkokDhanChaoMaa,WatChakrawat-Bangkok

118) Luang Phor Mo, Wat Samchine, Bangkok

119) Luang Phor Muan, Wat RongHeep, Bangkok

120) Luang Phor Maa, Wat Namkue, Prae

121) Luang Phor Muang, Wat BanThuan, Kanchanaburi

122) Luang Phor Ming, Wat Kok, Bangkok

123) Phra Acharn Mun Bhuridhatta , Wat PaSuthawas, Sakonnakorn

124) PhraKru ArkomSoonThorn(Maa), Wat Suthat, Bangkok

125) Luang Phor Liab, Wat Lao, Bangkok

126) Luang Phor Lek, Wat BangNomKho, Ayuthaya

127) Luang Phor Lee, Wat Asokaram, Samutprakarn

128) Luang Phor Kaew, Wat KruaWalya, Chonburi

129) Luang Phor Klaan, Wat PhraYatikaram, Ayuthaya

130) Luang Poo Khai, Wat ChoengLen, Bangkok

131) Luang Phor Khan, Wat Nok, Ayuthaya

132) Luang Phor Kong, Wat Bang Krapom, SamutSongkram

133) Luang Phor Kong, Wat Sam Pa Ngam, Chachoengsao

134) Luang Poo Klin, Wat Saphansoong, Nondhaburi

135) Luang Phor Kian, Wat Tham KhunNen, Pichit

136) Luang Phor Kaew, Wat PuangMalai, SamutSongkram

137) Luang Phor Kob, Wat Thamsarika, Lopburi

138) Luang Phor Khom Wat PaiLongNgua

139) Luang Poo Khao, Wat ThamKlongPlaen, Udonthani

140) Luang Phor Kerd, Wat BangDua, Nondhaburi

141) Luang Phor Kapya, Wat Chand, Suphanburi

142) Luang Phor Kruen, Wat SangKho, Suphanburi

143) Luang Phor Kham, Wat Kaew, Bangkok

144) Luang Phor Kram, Wat PhraNgern, Nondhaburi

145) Luang Phor Kram, Wat ApsornSawan, Bangkok

146) Luang Phor Kuay, Wat Kositaram, Chainat

147) Luang Phor Kant, Wat KaoKaew, Nakonsawan

148) Luang Phor Klaai, Wat Chandee, Nakonsridhammarat

150) Luang Poo Iam, Wat Nang, Bangkok

151) Luang Phor Jad, Wat BangKraBao, Prachinburi

152) Luang Phor Joi, Wat BanPhaen, Ayuthaya

153) Acharn Heng, Wat KaoDin, Nakonsawan

154) Luang Phor Iee , Wat SattaHeep, Chonburi

155) Luang Phor Hoi, Wat HomKlaed, Nakonpathom

156) Luang Phor Im, Wat HuaKhao, Suphanburi

157) Acharn Heng Praiyawalya, Ayuthaya

158) Luang Poo Jai (Tzai), Wat Sadet, Samutsongkram

159) Luang Poo Hiang, Wat PaAranyikkawas, Chonburi

160) Luang Phor Hom, Wat ChakMak, Rayong

161) Luang Phor Iea , Wat BanDan, Prachinburi

162) Luang Phor Fuang, Wat KongkhaLiab, Hadyai, Songkla

163) Acharn Faan Archaro, Wat PaUdomSomporn, Sakonnakorn

164) Luang Phor Ding, Wat BangNgua, ChachoengSao

165) Luang Poo Dee, Wat Nua, Kanchanaburi

166) Luang Phor Daeng, Wat KaoBandaiIt, Petchaburi

167) Luang Phor Dam, Wat BodhiPlum, Angthong

168) Luang Phor Daeng, Wat ThungKok, Suphanburi

169) Luang Poo Dee, Wat PhraRoop, Suphanburi

170) Somdej Phra BuddhaKosaCharn(Charoen), Wat Dhepsirindra, Bangkok

171) Luang Poo Chine, Wat Thalad, Chachoengsao

172) Luang Poo Chan, Wat Moli, Nondhaburi

173) Phra SangWara(Choom), Wat Plub, Bangkok

174) Luang Phor Chong, Wat NaTangNok, Ayuthaya

175) Luang Poo Chand, Wat NangNoo, Lopburi

176) Luang Phor Chaai, Wat PananChoeng, Ayuthaya

177) LuangPhor Chuan, Wat BangPraek Tai, Nondhaburi

178) Luang Phor Chand, Wat Ban Yang, Rajburi

179) Luang Phor Chaai, Wat RaiKhing, Nakonpathom

180) Luang Phor Chaeng,Wat BangPhang, Nondhaburi

181) Luang Phor Chaem, Wat Takong, Nakonpathom

182) Luang Phor Chaem, Wat Chalong, Phuket

183) Phra WisuthSomBodh(Chia), Wat Phra ChetuBhon, Bangkok

184) Luang Phor Chuen, Wat TamnakNua, Nondhaburi

185) Luang Phor Chand, Wat KlongRanong, Nakonsawan

186) Luang Phor Chot, Wat Tano, Bangkok

187) Luang Phor Choey, Wat Jetsadaram, Samutsakon

188) Luang Phor Chaem Wat DonYaihom, Nakonpathom

189) Luang Phor Chaarm, Wat ThongKung, Samutprakarn

190) Luang Phor Chua, Wat Mai BumphenBoon, Chainat

191) Luang Poo Boon, Wat KlangBangKaew, Nakonpathom

192) Luang Phor Bhut, Wat Mai Bangplakod, Samutprakarn

193) Luang Phor Boi - Wat Manao - Suphanburi

194) PhraKru PhaowanaPiram (Luang Phor Boontham) - Wat PhraPrathomJedi- Nakonpathom

195) Luang Phor Eiam - Wat NongKrabok - Rayong

196) Luang Phor Eiam - Wat WongKong - Ayuthaya

197) Laung Phor Up - Wat Thong Sai

198) Laung Phor Chamlong - Wat Chedi Daeng - Ayutthaya

199) Laung Phor Thim - Wat Pai Kow -Ayutthaya

200) Khun Phen Temple - Wat BangKrang - Suphanburi

201) Kruba Kritsana - Wat Veruwan -NakornRachasima

202) Luang Phor Sakorn - Wat Nong Grap - Rayong

203) Luang Phor Somchai - Wat Pa Swangboon - Khean Khoi Saraburi

The old-time Gurus listed below created amulets which are widely accepted as standard items. A lot of them are not expensive.

A


Luang Phor Aam, Wat NongKrabok, Rayong

Luang Phor Aam, Wat WongKong, Ayuthaya

Luang Phor Aam, Wat ManeeCholKhan, Lopburi

Luang Phor Aant, Wat PhraYatikaram, Ayuthaya

PhraKruSamuh Amphon, Wat PrasatBoonyawas, Bangkok



B

Luang Poo Boon, Wat KlangBangKaew, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Bhut, Wat Mai Bangplakod, Samutprakarn

Luang Phor Bai, Wat ChongLom, SamutSongkram

Luang Phor Boi, Wat Manao, Suphanburi

PhraKru PhaowanaPiram (Luang Phor Boontham), Wat PhraPrathomJedi, Nakonpathom



C

Somdej Phra BuddhaKosaCharn(Charoen), Wat Dhepsirindra, Bangkok

Luang Poo Chine, Wat Thalad, Chachoengsao

Luang Chiam, Wat Kampaeng, Choonburi

Luang Poo Chan, Wat Moli, Nondhaburi

Phra SangWara(Choom), Wat Plub, Bangkok

Luang Phor Chong, Wat NaTangNok, Ayuthaya

Luang Poo Chand, Wat NangNoo, Lopburi

Luang Poo Chand, Wat Molee. Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Chaai, Wat PananChoeng, Ayuthaya

LuangPhor Chuang, Wat BangPraek Tai, Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Chand, Wat Ban Yang, Rajburi

Luang Phor Chaai, Wat RaiKhing, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Chaeng,Wat BangPhang, Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Chaem, Wat Takong, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Chaem, Wat Chalong, Phuket

Phra WisuthSomBodh(Chia), Wat Phra ChetuBhon, Bangkok

Luang Phor Chom, Wat Singh, Petchburi

Luang Phor Chuen, Wat TamnakNua, Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Chand, Wat KlongRanong, Nakonsawan

Luang Phor Chot, Wat Tano, Bangkok

Luang Phor Choey, Wat Jetsadaram, Samutsakon

Luang Phor Chaem Wat DonYaihom, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Chaarm, Wat ThongKung, Samutprakarn

Luang Phor Chua, Wat Mai BumphenBoon, Chainat

Phra Sangwara (Chum), Wat Plaab, Bangkok



D

Luang Phor Doem, Wat NongPho, Nakonsawan

Luang Phor Ding, Wat BangNgua, ChachoengSao

Luang Poo Dee, Wat Nua, Kanchanaburi

Luang Phor Daeng, Wat KaoBandaiIt, Petchaburi

Luang Phor Dam, Wat BodhiPlum, Angthong

Luang Phor Daeng, Wat ThungKok, Suphanburi

Luang Poo Dee, Wat PhraRoop, Suphanburi



E,F,G

Luang Phor Fuang, Wat KongkhaLiab, Hadyai, Songkhla

PhraKru GalayaWisuth (Guen), Wat Don,Bangkok

Acharn Faan Archaro, Wat PaUdomSomporn, Sakonnakorn



H,I,J

Luang Poo Iam, Wat Nang, Bangkok

Luang Phor Jad, Wat BangKraBao, Prachinburi

Luang Phor Joi, Wat BanPhaen, Ayuthaya

Acharn Heng, Wat KaoDin, Nakonsawan

Luang Phor iee, Wat SattaHeep, Chonburi

Luang Phor imm, Wat HuaKao, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Hoi, Wat HomKlaed, Nakonpathom

PhraKru Heng, Wat Galaya, Bangkok

Acharn Heng Praiyawalya, Wat Sakae, Ayuthaya

Luang Poo Jai (Tzai), Wat Sadet, Samutsongkram

Luang Poo Hiang, Wat PaAranyikawas, Chonburi

Luang Phor Hom, Wat ChakMak, Rayong

Luang Phor ie-a, Wat BanDan, Prachinburi

Luang Phor Jae, Wat BodhiChaloemRak, Chachoengsao



K

Luang Phor Kaew, Wat KruaWalya, Chonburi

Luang Phor Klaan, Wat PhraYatikaram, Ayuthaya

Luang Poo Khai, Wat ChoengLen, Bangkok

Luang Phor Khan, Wat Nok, Ayuthaya

Luang Phor Kong, Wat Bang Krapom, SamutSongkram

Luang Phor Kong, Wat Sam Pa Ngam, Chachoengsao

Luang Poo Klin, Wat Saphansoong, Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Kian, Wat Tham KhunNen, Pichit

Luang Phor Kaew, Wat PuangMalai, SamutSongkram

Luang Phor Kob, Wat Thamsarika, Lopburi

Luang Phor Khom Wat PaiLongNgua

Luang Poo Khao, Wat ThamKlongPlaen, Udonthani

Luang Phor Kerd, Wat BangDua, Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Kapya, Wat Chand, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Kreep, Wat Samatha,Chonburi

Luang Phor Kruen, Wat SangKho, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Kham, Wat Kaew, Bangkok

Luang Phor Kram, Wat PhraNgern, Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Kram, Wat ApsornSawan, Bangkok

Luang Phor Kant, Wat KaoKaew, Nakonsawan

Luang Phor Ken, Wat Kao-Ito, Prachinburi

Luang Phor Kuay, Wat Kositaram, Chainat

Luang Phor Klaai, Wat Chandee, NakonSridhammarat

Luang Poo Kao, Wat ThamKlongPaen, Udornthani



L

Luang Phor Liab, Wat Lao, Bangkok

Luang Phor Lek, Wat BangNomKho, Ayuthaya

Luang Phor Lee, Wat Asokaram, Samutprakarn



M

Dhan Chao Maa, Wat Chakrawat, Bangkok

Luang Phor Mo, Wat Samchine, Bangkok

Luang Phor Muan, Wat RongHeep, Bangkok

Luang Phor Mhon, Wat KlongSipSong, Pathumthani

Luang Phor Maa, Wat Namkue, Prae

Luang Phor Muang, Wat BanThuan, Kanchanaburi

Luang Phor Ming, Wat Kok, Bangkok

Phra Acharn Mun Bhuridhatta , Wat PaSuthawas, Sakonnakorn

Luang Phor Mui, Wat Donrai, Suphanburi

PhraKru ArkomSoonThorn(Maa), Wat Suthat, Bangkok



N

Somdej Phra PhutdhaCharn(Nuam), Wat Anongkharam, Bangkok

Luang Phor Ngern, Wat BangKlaan, Pichit

Luang Phor Niam, Wat Noi, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Niang , Wat SongPhiNong, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Nong , Wat KlongMadan, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Nak, Wat Arun, Bangkok

Luang Phor Noi, Wat SisaThong, Nakonpathom

Luang Poo Nak, Wat Rakang, Bangkok

Luang Poo Nak, Wat Huay Chorakae, Nakonpathom

PhraKru Sankharak, Ngern, Wat IndraViharn, Bangkok

Luang Phor Noi, Wat Dhamsala, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Nak, Wat HuayChorakae, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Ngern, Wat DonYaihom, Nakonpathom

Luang Poo Nak, Wat HuaHin, Prachuabkirikhan

Luang Phor Nuang, Wat Chulamanee Samutsongkram

Luang Phor Nor, Wat KlangTharua, Ayuthaya

Luang Phor Noi, Wat Nong Pho, Nakonsawan

DhanChaoKhun Nor, Wat Dhepsirindra, Bangkok



O

Luang Phor Oii, Wat Xai, Bangkok

Luang Phor Ophasi, Ashram BangMod, Bangkok



P

Somdej Phra Sangkharaj(Pae Tissadeva), Wat Suthat, Bangkok

Luang Phor Paan, Wat Pikul, Ayuthaya

Lung Phor Plaai, Wat KamPaeng, Bangkok

Luang Poo Phoo, Wat IndraViharn, Bangkok

Luang Poo Phoo, Wat Nok, Chonburi

Luang Phor Parn, Wat KlongDarn (Wat Bang Hia), Samutprakarn

Luang Phor Parn, Wat BangNomKho, Ayuthaya

Luang Phor Parn, Wat BangKrasob, Samutprakarn

Luang Phor Plong, Wat Loomdin, Ratchaburi

Luang Phor Prink, Wat BangPakok, Bangkok

Luang Phor Prom, Wat PhraNgam, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Piam, Wat Kolak, Prachuabkirikhan

Luang Phor Pin, Wat Bang HuaSua, Samutprakarn

Luang Poo Pia, Wat KangKao, Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Porn, Wat Donmuang , Bangkok

Luang Poo Perm, Wat KlangBangkaew, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Phoon, WatMaiPeen Kleow, Nakonpathom

Luang Phor Plong, Wat LoomDin, Rajburi

Luang Phor Phoom, Wat Bangklo, Bangkok

Luang Phor Puak, Wat King Kaew, Samutprakarn

Luang Phor Plian, Wat Tai, Kanchanaburi

Luang Phor Pit, Wat Kamang, Pichit

Luang Phor Pakdi, WatBungThonglang, Bangkok

Luang Phor Pat Naratha, Wat Patanaram, Suratthani

DhanChaoKhun Phrom, Wat Galaya (Sampo Kong), Bangkok

PhraKru Baideeka(Chao Khun Sri-Prayad), Wat Suthat, Bangkok

Luang Phor Pee, Wat DharnLanHoi, Sukhothai

PhraKruBa PhromChak, Wat PhraBattakPha, Lampoon

Luang Phor Phol, Wat Nang, Bangkok



Q,R

Somdej Phra PhutDhaKosacharn(Rit), Wat Amphawa, Bangkok

Luang Phor Roon, WatAmphawan, Bangkok

Luang Phoo Rod, Wat Nai Rong, Bangkok

Luang Poo Rod, Wat BangNamWon, Samutsakorn

Luang Phor Rai, Wat KaoYisarn, SamutSongkram

Luang Phor Ruang, Wat MaiPhinsuwan, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Roong, Wat ThaKrabu, Samutsakorn

Luang Poo Rian, Wat NongBua, Kanchanaburi

Somdej Phra Phutdhakosacharn (Ritthi), Wat Amphawa, Bangkok



S

Somdej Phra Sangkharaj (Sook KaiThuan), Wat Plaab, Bangkok

Luang Poo Sang, Wat ManeeCholaKandh, Lopburi

Luang Poo Sook, Wat MaKhamThao, Chainat

Luang Phor Sod, Wat Paknam, Bangkok

Dhan Chao Khun SiriChandho, Wat BoromNiwas, Bangkok

Phra SriSajjayarnMuni(Chao Khun Sri, Sondhi), Wat Suthat, Bangkok

Chao Khun Sri (Prayat), Wat Suthat, Bangkok

Luang Phor Soi, Wat Kao Kaew, Saraburi

Luang Phor Soon, Wat SalaKun, Nonthaburi

Luang Phor Sok, Wat PakKlong, Petchaburi.

Luang Phor Sai, Wat Phayakharam, Lopburi

Luang Poo Shoo, Wat Nakprok, Bangkok

Luang Phor Seng, Wat Kalaya, Bangkok

Luang Phor Seng, Wat SriPrachantakam, Prachinburi

Luang Phor Seng, Wat LaemSai, SongKhla

Phra Acharn Saa, Wat RajNadda, Bangkok

Phra Kru Sarng, Wat Indraram, Bangkok

Acharn Sawai Sumano, Wat RajNadda, Bangkok

Luang Phor Sook, Wat TaNodLuang , Petchaburi

Luang Phor SamNiang YooSathaporn, Wat WeruWanaram, NakonPathom

Luang Phor Sod, Wat HangNamsakorn, Nakonsawan

Luang Phor Song, Wat ChaofaSalaLoi, Chumporn

Luang Phor Sapya, Wat Indraram, ChaiNat

Luang Phor Siim, Wat ThamPaplong, Chiangmai



T

Somdej Phra PhutdhaCharn(Toh) PhromRangsi, Wat Rakang, Bangkok

Somdej Phra Maha Wirawong(Tisso Uan), Wat Boromniwas, Bangkok

ChaoKhun Taksin Khanisorn, Wat Tai, Bangkok

Luang Phor Toh, Wat Noen, Chonburi

Luang Phor Tharn, Wat KruaWalya, Chonburi

Luang Phor Thap, Wat Thong, Bangkok

Luang Poo Thong , Wat RajYotha, Bangkok

Luang Phor Tha, Wat PaniangTaek, Nakonpathom.

Phra Acharn Thap, Wat Anongkaram, Bangkok

Luang Poo Tzhai, Wat Sadet, Samutsongkram

Acharn Tim, Wat ChangHai, Pattani

Luang Phor Tam, Wat PhraLoi, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Thong, Wat KaoKob, NakonSawan xxxx

Luang Phor Tiang, Wat Kao RoopChang, Pichit

Luang Phor Tae, KongThong, Wat Samngam, Nakonpathom

Luang Poo Tian, Wat Bosth, Pathumthani

Luang Phor ThongSook, Wat TanodLuang, Petchaburi

LP Phrakru PhaiRojWorakhun(Thoon), Wat BodhiNimit, Bangkok

Luang Phor Thop, Wat Chondaen, Petchaboon

Luang Phor Thira, Wat PaLeLai, Suphanburi

Luang Phor Thiam, Wat KasatraThiraj, Ayuthaya

Luang Phor Thaen, Wat Dhammasen, Rajaburi

Acharn Tim, Wat ChangHai, Patani

Luang Poo Thesk Thesrangsi, Wat HinMakPeng, Nongkai

Luang Poo Tu AchalaThammo, Wat PaSamakkheeDham, Chiangmai



U,V,W,Y

Somdej Phra Sangkharaj (Yoo) Wat Saket, Bangkok

Luang Phor Wong, Wat Baankai, Rayong

Luang Phor Wong, Wat Thung Pak Kood, Nakonpathom

Luag Poo Yim, Wat Nong Bua, Kanchaburi

Phra RajphromYan (Wira Thawaro), Wat Thasung, Uthaithani

Luang Phor Yim, Wat ChaoJed, Ayuthaya.

Luang Phor Yieu, Wat Bangkaem, Nakonpathom

Luang Poo Waen Sujinno, Wat DoiMaePang, Chiangmai



List of Present-Period Gurus:

Luang Phor Prink Wat BosthKongDhanu, Lopburi

Phra Kru SaangKharak (Sa-Ngad), Wat Phra Chetuphon, Bangkok

Phra RajPhromYan( Phra Maha Vira Dhavaro, Wat ThaSoong, UthaiThanee)

Luang Phor Onn, Wat KokDua, Nakonsawan

Luang Phor Od, Wat Chansen, Nakonsawan

Luang Phor Oii, Wat NongBua, Nakonsawan

Luang Phor Phrom, Wat Chong Kae, Nakonsawan

PhraKru ViboonDhammaWet(LP Pruang), Wat Bangklaan, Pichit

Luang Phor Klaan, Wat Indharam, Angthong

Luang Phor Sood, Wat Kalong, Samutsakorn

Luang Pho Nai, Wat BanChaeng, Ayuthaya

Luang Phor Juan, Wat NongSoom, Singhburi

Luang Poo Thoop, Wat Kae(Nang Lerng), Bangkok

Luang Phor Chaem, Wat DonYaihom, Nakonpathom

Luang Phoo Doo, Wat Sakae, Ayuthaya

Luang Phor ThongSook, Wat SaphanSoong, Nondhaburi

Luang Phor Thong, Wat Konkaew, Chachoengsao

Luang Phor Pern, Wat BangPhra, NakonPathom

Phra Acharn Nong, Wat Saikao, Pattani

Phra Acharn Cha, Wat NongPahpong, UbonRajthanee

Luang Poo Toh, Wat PradooChimplee, Bangkok

Luang Phor Pae, Wat PikulThong, Singhburi

Luang Phor Kasem Khemgo, Susarn TriLak, Lampang

Luang Poo Tim, Wat LaharnRai, Rayong

Luang Phor Khoon, Wat Banrai, NakornRajsima



List of Famous Temples ( Wats ) :

Wat PhraSriRatanaSatsadaRam (Temple of Emerald Buddha), Bangkok

Wat PhraSriRatanaMahaThat (Phra BuddhaChinnaraj), Pitsanulok

Wat SothornWararamWoraViharn (Luang Phor Sothorn), Chachoengsao

Wat BowornNiwes, Bangkok

Wat Suthat, Bangkok

Wat Rakang, Bangkok

Wat Mai AmataRos (BangkhunPhrom), Bangkok

Wat KesChaiyo, AngThong

Wat KaoTakrao (Luang Phor Wat KaoTakrao), Petchaburi

Wat PetchSamut (Luang Phor BanLaem), Samutsongkram

Wat Phra PathomJedi, Nakonpathom

Wat Pananchoeng, Ayuthaya

Wat Ammarindraram, Bangkok

List of the Biggest Blessing Ceremonies:

Phra Chinnaraj Indochine, B.E.2485

Phra Leela 25 Buddha Sattawas, B.E.2500