PDMAD5498R : Respect Worship - Good Luck LP Kong statue (LP Kong, Wat Takhro, Nakhon Ratchasima Province)  with Katha: LPKong_WatTakhro | | | |  |  |  |  | |
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Name: LP Kong statue
From: LP Kong, Wat Takhro, Nakhon Ratchasima Province
Origin: Thailand
Year: around 2539 BE (1996 CE)
Size: 5-inch lap (16 x 18 cm)
Material:metal
Feature: There is a LP Kong medal under the statue.
Power: LP Kong statue will bring good luck and good things to your house as well as dispel bad things, ghosts and bad luck.
The Brief The Biography of Luang Pu Kong
Phrakhru Kongkha Nakhon Phitak (Kong Thitipanyo) was born on Sunday, May 20, 1910, Year of the Pig, at Ban Khon Mueang, Village No. 2, Thepalai Subdistrict, Kong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. He is the son of Mr. Poon and Mrs. Yaem Thepnok, whose occupation is farming. He has 7 brothers and sisters from his father and mother. He is the first child.
Later, his father and mother went to leave with Luang Por Man. Because his parents wanted him to be educated so he could read and write. and has a subject The life of a temple boy makes him a hardworking person, responsible for his work and family, and kind to others.
When he was 16 years old, he was ordained as a novice monk. But I had to leave my legs. The reason is because there is no one to help parents with their work. and taking care of the younger ones So I decided to take leave. and came out to help his father and mother do the farming
Later, in 1931, when his younger sibling was old enough to take on responsibilities. Luang Pu was thus ordained to wear the Kasavapat robe. according to the needs of parents At that time, Luang Pu was 21 years old. His original intention was to become ordained as a replacement for his parents. and according to local values that all men must be ordained before entering into marriage. Luang Pu was ordained at Ban Wat Temple, Thepalai Subdistrict, Kong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, with Luang Pho Tui (Phra Khru Sil Wisutthiprot), Abbot of Wat Derm, Phimai District, at that time, as the preceptor. He received the nickname "Thitipanyo", which means one who has wisdom and determination.
After being ordained, he went to study with Father Tui. Luang Pho Tui passed on all the knowledge to Phra Phra Khong. In 1937, Luang Pho Tui advised him to study with Luang Pho Khiao. (Phrakhrup Thumyanamuni The abbot of Wat Bua Yai), the young monk, therefore served and was a layperson of Luang Por Khieo. Until being trusted to be Luang Por Khiao's secretary At Wat Bua Yai, monks probably studied knowledge. and various magical spells until becoming proficient While he was at Wat Bua Yai, he was known as a monk who could preach so well that he received invitations to preach at various events both near and far. During this time, he also had the opportunity to go on a pilgrimage to Laos and Cambodia.
In 1950, when the position of Abbot of Takro Temple became vacant, Luang Pho Khiao saw that Phra Khong Kong had administrative ability, so he encouraged him to become Abbot of Takro Temple. When the work has been assigned, he always finds time to come and pay respects to Luang Por Khieo. Until Luang Por Khiao passed away
Since he came to rule Wat Takhro, he has managed, governed, and taken care of the monks of the temple. from a temple that is lacking Luang Pu built a residence, a chapel, and set up a school to teach the Pariyatdhamma. Until it became a model development temple of the Ministry of Education
Luang Pu Kong is considered to be Phra Supatipanno. Practice good, practice right. that Buddhists can respect and respect completely With beautiful and admirable practices Luang Pu has strong magic skills. and sacred every model, every piece, and with a lot of experience When you were still here Luang Pu accepted the invitation as an equal. It's not difficult to choose, it's good, it's poor. villager or baron Everyone who comes to worship Luang Pu Luang Pu often gave each person a handful of sacred objects.
Luang Pu created many benefits to Buddhism. Make Buddhists have confidence in the Dhamma He trained young men from all over the country who were sent to be ordained to study with him. At present, Luang Pu has passed away since 2005, but after Luang Pu left his body, it appears that his body has not rotted or decayed. Moreover, his hair and nails grew longer every year. His body is preserved at Wat Takhro. You can give it to your kith and kin who have faith in him.
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Notice: This stated price is already added the cost according to the permit of sending a worshiping sculpture to foreign country, Department of Fine Arts, Thailand.
To export worshiping Buddha images and respectable Thai sculptures to foreign country, we have to deal with Department of Fine Arts, Thailand. There are the laws we must follow. This way, we have to pay fees. So, the price of a worshiping sculpture will be added with cost of management
1. a worshiping sculpture, small and medium added 15 $ per item
2. a worshiping sculpture, big (9 inches up) added 20 $ per item
Management cost consists of:
1. the permit and documents
2. photo of worshiping sculpture
3. transportation cost (from office to Department of Fine Arts)m
*Proceeding for getting the export permit takes 5-7 business days.*
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