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PAMAY196 : Yant LP Thuad Image (LP Tim, Wat Chang Hai)  with Katha: Buddha_LPThuad | | | |  |  |  | |
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Name: Yant LP Thuad Image
From: Wat Chang Hai, Pattanee Province
Color/Feature: Red/LP Thuad while make a meditation in the center surrounding by magical incantations.
Year: BE2535 (CE1992)
Origin: Thailand
Purpose: This Holy Cloth is for join donation to the temple.
Material:Cloth
Size: 17 cm x 17cm
Ceremony: This Yant created and blessed properly by guru monk of Wat Chang Hai.
Power: People believe that LP Thuad image can protect the owner from danger, bad thing and evil.
The method for keep or place Yant (cloth with magic):
1. Please keep this Yant at your home or other place for worship and protection your family. You can hang this Yant on the wall or place on altar or shelf.
2. Please do not carry this one in your pocket.
The Biography of LP Thuad:
LP Thuad was born 1582 in Songkla Province (Southern Thailand). At the age of 20, he was ordained as a monk with Phra Kru Kadurm. “Ramo Tamamikho” has been the Buddhist name of him but people called him “Jowsamiramo” or “Jowsamiram”. LP has been one of top 10 guru monks of Thailand. One in important event, he wanted to further his studies of Buddhist scriptures in Ayuddhaya (old capital of Thailand). Once Three days after sailing off the open sea, suddenly storm and rough sea starts to rock the boat. The boat had to be anchored till the sea becomes calm before proceeding with their journey again. LP Thuad rose and others look on, he dipped his foot into the sea to draw a circle. Then he told the sailor to fetch fresh drinking water from the sea from where he’d circled with his feet. The sailor then perform what was told and tasted the water himself, after satisfying his doubts and found to be drinkable like normal fresh water. The other important events that indicate intelligence of LP Thuad is the King of Sri Lanka, eyeing the growing wealth and power of the kingdom of Thailand, sent seven monks to Ayuddhaya Province to test the achievements of the monks in Thailand. They brought with them 12 bowls containing 84,000 words. These words were to be arranged into a certain sutra within seven days if all the requested be met and finished in time, the King of Sri Lanka would then give all of the treasures transported in seven boats to the King of Siam as prize. Otherwise, the King of Siam will have to pay to the king of Sri Lanka he failed. The King then summoned those learned monks and persons within the capital city Ayuddhaya, no one could meet with this challenge. Six days of anxiety of the King had passed. At last, it was known that a young Bhikkhu named PU or Samiramo with great abilities, and was summoned to translate all of the golden alphabets into the Buddhist Scriptures to the correct order. The young monk went to the assembly, paying his respect to Maha Sangha and King, then encountered with seven Brahmins from Sri Lanka. LP Thuad started to rearrange the golden seeds into the Dhamma according to Buddhist texts with no difficulties. The 84,000 units of the golden seeds were all used up. This is a partial of biography of LP Thuad that Thai and asian people very respect him.
History of Wat Chang Hai:
Wat Chang Hai is the old temple that built more than 300 years. The sculpture of LP Thuad was built also as he was an abbot of the temple as well as his reputation. The architecture of stupa, chedi, temple, and bell tower are magnificently beautiful. LP Thuad being respected by people all over the country. LP Thuad passed away in Malaysia. His body was brought back to this Wat Chang Hai.
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