Hidden Jewels In Wat Phupa Ratanawarararm

Ajahn Pak Dik Yu (Si Fu Wong Chin Leong) or Wong Sifu, the first abbot of Wat Phupa, was born on February 28th, 1934. In year 1995, at the aged 61 years he was ordained at Wat Mentua in Tumpat Kelantan. Wong Sifu spent his lifetime studying religious sciences and magic, learning from some of the foremost spiritual leaders in Kelantan. After Wong Sifu had passed away on June 7th, 2005, the renovation of the temple was not yet completed, but Ajahn Suwat Thanatomma as the new abbot he took it upon himself to complete the work.

Portrait of Ajahn Suwat Thanatommo, the second abbot of Wat Phupa Ratanawarararm. He was ordained at Thailand and spent years learning these Buddhist sciences. He also made time to help worshippers and to maintain and repair Wat Phupa to rebuilding the temple and dedication to the community.

Luang Phor Keaw of Wat Hui Ngo (center), Luang Phor Dum of Wat Mai Naparam (left) and Ajahn Suwat (right).

Ajahn Deng of Wat Rai - Pattani (left) and Ajahn Suwat (right).

This is a photo taken with Ajahn Suwat during my last visit to Wat Phupa in Perak.

Wax statue of Wong Sifu (first abbot), is under construction at Bangkok Thailand.

This Buddha statue is under construction in Thailand and will be arrive soon to Wat Phupa.
Ajahn Suwat with the donor of Buddha statue.
Ajahn Suwat started the ceremony.
Construction of the Buddha statue under going current at Thailand.

Amulet counter of Wat Phupa Ratanawarararm.
Closeup view the sacred amulets in the cabinet.

This is the Phra Somdej amulet consecrated by Luang Phor Thim of Wat Lahanrai, I obtained this amulet from Wat Phupa Ratanawarararm in year 2008.

This Rian (Phra Buddha Phra Keaw and Wong Sifu image) consecrated by Wong Sifu of Wat Phupa Ratanawarararm. My friend Lee Kheang Siang obtained this amulet and all the amulets below from the temple (Wat Phupa)more than ten years ago.

An ivory Rian amulet made from elephants tusk features a takrut to the base is consecrated by Luang Phor Koon of Wat Banrai.A Phra Somdej features 3 takruts to the front is consecrated by Luang Phor Koon of Wat Banrai.

A Phra Pidta features a takrut to the front is consecrated by Luang Phor Koon of Wat Banrai.

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Wat Phupa Ratanawarararm In Ipoh Perak.

The entrance of Wat Phupa Ratanawarararm at Jln. Kuala Kangsar- Ipoh. The temple located behind the showroom of Mercedes Benz. Wat Phupa address is- 32G Jalan Kuala Kangsar 30010 Ipoh Perah Malaysia.

The main vihara of Gua Bahagia is located in front of the magnificent hill, near the famous Gunung Lang lake along Jln Kuala Kangsar. One of the most important objects to worship in this 'long cave temple', the LP tuad statue and 2 big wooden elephants.The new Ajahn Toh statue is just consecrated in year 2009.
Another magnificent view in front the road entrance.
The direct view of the Phra Phrom statue just in front the vihara.
A more complete view of the Phra Phrom statue and cave. The small cave that venerates the statue of Phra Lersi. The Gumanthong statue just in front the Phra Lersi statue.
In front the vihara that venerates the Hindu statue. The venerates Phra Buddha statue to worship in the cave. We are usually told to recite this verse; "Namo tassa bhagavato arahato samma sambuddhassa" x3 times. The simply translation of its meaning is as; Homage to the Holy One, the Worthy One and the fully Enlightened One. Another view of Gua Bahagia.Seven days Lord Buddha to pay respect and to worship for everyday of the week, for increasing good luck, protection and boosting personal success in life. Phra Sivali is Buddha's disciple who is been praised for receiving abundance of alms. The water flows out from the tunnel.Very good Feng Shui. Inside the wiharn. Wat Phupa Rattanawarararm proposed the new prayer hall and monks living quarters. All donations are appreciated. New Archan Toh statue is arrived. New Phra Chinnaraj statue is coming soon....

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