LP Paan Amulets,
Wat PikulSokan,
Ayutthaya,
Early 2450s
Ayutthaya,
Early 2450s
Phim Smadhi NangBua
baked clay
Phim Smadhi NangBua
baked clay
Phim Smadhi NangBua
holy powder
Phim Smadhi NangBua
holy powder
Phim Smadhi NangBua
Bailan
Bailan
baked clay
(overheated and turned black)
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LP Paan (B.E. 2376-2456) |
Left: LP Parn (B.E.2418-2481)
Right: LP Chong (B.E.2415-2508)
The two important disciples of LP Paan
LP Paan Amulets
Wat PikulSokan, Ayutthaya
Early 2450s
LP Paan was the teacher of the very famous LP Parn Wat BangNomkho and LP Chong Wat Natangnok for incantations and Dhamma knowledge.
LP Paan was the abbot of Wat PikulSokan and also a preceptor who could ordain any man to become a Buddhist monk.
LP Paan was the abbot of Wat PikulSokan and also a preceptor who could ordain any man to become a Buddhist monk.
LP Paan finished ultra Dhamma of Apinya (Abhinna/Pali) - able to shorten distance, teleportation - moving himself to another place without traversing the physical space.
ABBOT OF THE TWO TEMPLES:
It's LP Paan who established and built Wat NernGoom. And LP Paan was the first abbot of this temple.
Folk people around Wat NernGoom areas highly respect him and feel that he has been the forever abbot of Wat NernGoom until these days.
Officially LP Paan was the abbot of Wat PikulSokan, Ayuthaya province, but practically he was also the abbot of Wat NernGoom, the northern Pitsanulok province.
The first half of the year, a fleet of long rowboats of 20 oarsmen each from Wat PikulSokan, Ayuthaya, would bring LP Paan in a procession upstream to Wat NernGoom, Pitsanulok via river routes.
And the second half of the year, villagers of Wat NernGoom with a fleet of long rowboats of 16 crews each would bring LP Paan downstream returning to Wat PikulSokan for Buddhist lent-period observance.
The great teacher LP Paan passed away in B.E. 2456 at the age of 80.
images cr:
www.wikithaiamulets.com
www.archive.org
images cr:
www.wikithaiamulets.com
www.archive.org
