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PREAC4911 : Safeguard, Banish Misfortune: Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata medal, 3 Kasat with enamel (LP Wara, Wat Pho Thong, Bangkok)  with Katha: LPWara_WatPhoThong | | | |  |  |  |  | |
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100% Authentic from the Temple
Name: the Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata medal
From: LP Wara, Wat Pho Thong, Bangkok
Origin: Thailand
Name: /Roon: Ruay Nuea Duang ("Rich beyond Destiny")
Year: 2566 BE (2023 CE)
Size: H 3.6 x W 2.3 cm
Material:3 Kasat with enamel
Ceremony: Puttapisek Ceremony performed by LP Wara on 17 Feb. 2024 at Wat Pho Thong, Bangkok
Quantity: Made for 500 pcs
Power: The god with the ultimate power to conquer evil spirits, safeguarding the world's souls, and banishing misfortune
Brief Biography - Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata
Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata was born in the region of Parantasi, India, the son of Brahmin Yatana and his wife Matito. He lived during the time of the Buddha and witnessed the tranquility of the Buddha while walking with the alms bowl. Impressed by the serene demeanor, he decided to become a disciple. He was ordained at the age of seven and diligently practiced until reaching the highly attained state of Arahatta at the age of twenty-three.
During his youth, Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata possessed remarkable beauty and a melodious voice akin to a Garuda bird. Standing at a height of 185 centimeters, he had a reddish face and a nose that came straight down without a bridge. His mouth was well-proportioned and his gait resembled that of a lion. At the age of twenty-six, he unexpectedly fell in love with a woman who embraced him from behind. Due to his infatuation with her beauty, he renounced his celestial body and was reborn in the human world. He left his monkhood in the city of Sawati and, according to the laws of conventional existence, he did not enter the realm of Arahatta.
He existed as a celestial being and began to cultivate his powers in the realm of celestial beings. With his extraordinary abilities, he was able to conquer various maras and became a celestial being beyond the realms of conventional existence. Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata did not desire to become a Buddhist deity as he did not aspire to be an anagami or attain enlightenment in the realm of celestial beings. His aspiration was to become a Buddha who cultivated powers to subdue maras. He was a pure being, the most disciplined and orderly, detesting women. He held the highest position with sixteen levels and was the master of the ceremonies in the realm of celestial beings. He knew various ceremonial procedures of the celestial realm and possessed the power to recite Phatakas (hymns).
His aura radiated like the golden sun, spanning a radius of 500 meters. His eyes were beautiful and sharp like an eagle's. His hair was gathered in a bun on top of his head, which was adorned with a golden tiara. His attire was half divine and half celestial, with a pure white robe. In his right hand, he held a divine staff that emitted a radiant light resembling a rainbow. He resided in the thirteenth heaven, built with crystal, and the floor was made of pure gold. Diamonds adorned the edges of the roof, and lions protected the surroundings. No one dared to step on the crystal without authority. There were several celestial realms like this.
Luang Pho Somdet Phra Phuttacharya (Toh), the abbot of Wat Rakhang, compiled and edited the "Phra Katha Chin Bancha" using Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata's name to pay homage to Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata, who provided guidance on various methods of properly awakening and consecrating sacred objects and amulets according to the rules of the celestial realm. This was called the "Phra Samut Chin Ban" and "Theva Ban." The lineage of Luang Pho Somdet became one of the royal lineages of sacred objects.
During the time of the Buddha's enlightenment, when the Buddha Mother Kuan Yin was still cultivating to become a Buddha Mother, Tao Mahaprom Chinnapanata protected and safeguarded her practice from distractions. The Chinese people revered him as "Hu-Hua Po Sing" or "Tai Hiong Por Soh."
In particular, he was highly respected by the Japanese, becoming an important sect called "Nikai Chindono."
The Biography of LP Wara, Wat Po Thong, Bangkok:
LP Wara is an abbot of Wat Po Thong in Bangkok. He is a good monk. A lot of people admire and respect him very much. He has strong mind power because he does meditation intensively. Having strong mind power, he can know the story of his own previous life. He also uses his special ability for helping people. He predicts people’s fortune accurately. When people ask for that, he does without any fee. LP Wara is the main person of developing Wat Po Thong. He makes powerful amulets for people to worship and use all money from that to develop and restore Wat Po Thong.
The life of LP Wara is uncommon. He was born on the 7th December 1961 in Bangkok. He lived in Muslim family. His father is a Muslim but his mother is a Buddhist. However, LP Wara must be a Muslim like his father. In 1971, at the age of 10, LP Wara had a serious illness. His parents took him to the hospital, but the doctor couldn’t indicate what the disease of LP Wara was. LP Wara wasn’t get well at all. He nearly died. The doctor tried to save his life by using defibrillator. At that time, LP Wara was unconscious. He dreamt of a radius monk. A radius monk told LP Wara that his name was “Paya Majurin Nagaraj”. He told more he did karma with LP Wara many lives and the way to make LP Wara survive was being in Buddhism. In LP Wara’s dream, he said to the monk that he would follow Buddhism. Wonderfully, LP Wara was conscious while the doctor was shocking his heart. Then he came back home. He told his mother everything except his father because he realized that his father wouldn’t believe him.
LP Wara kept dreaming of that monk, “Paya Majurin Nagaraj” many years. Paya Majurin Nagaraj taught LP Wara dharma of Buddha. LP Wara gradually absorbed dharma and follow it. Then he found dharma good and advantageous. In 1981, LP Wara dreamt of Paya Majurin Nagaraj again, Paya Majurin Nagaraj told him to get ordained as a monk or his father would die. However, LP Wara didn’t do that because he was afraid that his father wouldn’t allow. In the same year, his father died of heart attack. Four years later, LP Wara decided to get ordained. He got ordained on the 6th July 1985 at Wat Po Thong, Bangkok.
After ordination, LP Wara has set his heart on dharma and meditation. He went on a pilgrimage to the forest. After that pilgrimage, he has had strong mindfulness.
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