Visiting Wat Pha Nam Thip Thep Prasit Wanaram ~ Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon - Roi Et - Thailand.

The Great, Victorious and Auspicious Pagoda ~ Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon, is one of the largest Chedis (pagoda) in Thailand. It is located on the grounds of the Wat Pha Nam Thip Thep Prasit Wanaram, a temple complex on the Nam Yoi cliff in Roi Et province in rural Northeastern Thailand. This huge Chedi is 101 meters long, 101 meters wide and 101 meters high, including the gold top is 109 meters, using gold weighing about 60 kilograms.

The biography for Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon ~ Wat Pha Nam Thip Thep Prasit Wanaram (or local called as Wat Pha Nam Yoi) with exquisite by using contemporary art between the central and northeastern regions. This is a Thammayut temple and a Buddhist park with built with Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon and enshrine sacred Buddha Relics. In year BE2493-BE2494, LP Maha Weero went on a pilgrimage to practiced Samatha meditation in this area and he brought disciples of monks to practice Dhamma until BE2500. During that time, this area 'Nam Yoi' cliff was a forest very suitable to practiced Samatha meditation. Until this Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon was built from year BE2531 to BE2539 and in year BE2540 the Buddha's relics were enshrined.

Here the enclosure, we’re surrounded by an awe-inspiring sight with countless statues of the Buddha fill the area, each one radiating peace and serenity. Encircling the Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon in center.

The simple garden inside the enclosure area.

Photo taken with Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon, no matter which angle you look at the image of the Great Stupa, it is always beautiful and full of faith.

The water fountain with Phra Buddha statue at top.

Here the 8 small chedis surrounded the Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon in 8 directions.

Photo taken with statue of founder Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon, LP Maha Weero (107 years old if still alive) in year BE2567. He was diciple of Phra Ajahn Mun.

Portrait of Phra Sakchai Apiwatthano (Phromchainan), 70 years old and 44 Phansa monkhood - current abbot of Wat Pha Nam Thip Thep Prasit Wanaram ~ Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon.

Wooden Elephant of Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon.

The biography of Phra Ajahn Mun, the exhibition of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Venerable Phra Ajahn Mun Bhuridatta Mahathera. He established the Thai Forest Tradition (the kammaṭṭhana tradition) that subsequently spread throughout Thailand and to several countries abroad. He died at Wat Suddhavasa, Sakhon Nakhon province.

The lift for only 3 storey, not in use during my visited. Must use staircase for connect each floor.

The second floor with venerated Phra Buddha statue and portrait of LP Maha Weero.

Magnificent view in third floor.

The third floor main altar with Phra Cinnaraj statue.

Selfie for surrounding third floor with finest art on wall and pillar.

Further up for above 5 floor, Very steep stairs near the top. Because of the steepness, these stairs more like ladders.

Fourth floor for going to balcony.

Climb more to the top.

The center top with art ornament hang in the air, can visible when climb the staircase.

The sacred Phra Budhha relics are enshrined under the Golden Chedi. Here the top of the Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon.

The balcony view to the top, with Phra Ruang Buddha statue venerated above.

View from above Chedi balcony (view from Nam Yoi cliff) and one of the 8 small chedis surrounding Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon.

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Met LP ChanNai (Legend Of Headless Tiger) ~ Wat Khunakorn Buraphajarn + Wat Sangkha Pridi ~ Khon Kaen - Thailand (Part 2/2).

In part 2/2, we will sharing photos of Wat Sangkha Pridi, the latest temple by LP ChanNai. Here is spacious place, beautiful temple, peaceful and suitable for meditation. Here the temple you can find the legend of Headless Tiger talisman from LP ChanNai.

Wat Sangkha Pridi was originally an empty forest area. Until the year BE2562, LP ChanNai or Phrakhru Palat Thanathorn Chanthasaro had the desire to build a Buddhism temple in this area. Therefore, he gathered together the funds which was donated by his disciples and kin who had faith to buy this land in order to proceed. Started with built a temple to be a residence for monks and to be a place for LP ChanNai to use to build up merit by the disciples, followers and kin. Reverend LP ChanNai proceeded to buy land and build buildings temple and finally was established according to the announcement by National Office of Buddhism by date 29 May BE2563 as named Wat Sangkha Pridi after the surname of LP ChanNai Chanthasaro, which is Songpridi. At present develop and carry out the construction of various facilities and permanent objects in order, such as monks' quarters, pavilions, bathrooms, toilets, construction of the Big Buddha, Naga and many more to come.

Photo taken with the stunning Pavilion and 9 Headed Naga Phayanak as guardian at front.

Very beautiful 9 Headed Naga Phayanak and the body surrounding the pavilion fence.

Met with Venerable Luang Phor ChanNai Chanthasaro in Wat Sangkha Pridi. His previous temple Wat Khunakorn Buraphajarn located in same area. Before these 2 temples, in the past LP ChanNai Chantasaro resided in Samnak Sakyant in Nakhon Ratchasima at Wat Nong Gae.

Pay my respect to Venerable Luang Phor ChanNai Chanthasaro. His legend of Wicha Headless Tiger Yants is very powerful and has followers all over the country and oversea.

LP ChanNai ~ SerHawTaek "headless tiger yantra" Wat Sangkha Pridi, Khon Kean province - Thailand. LP ChanNai learnt this katha from the originator of the headless tiger incantations. In the old days the police as well as the Mafia would get the headless tiger tattooed with the aim to become dominant and unstoppable. The police told the original master that he must stop preforming this tattoo as they believed he was empowering the Mafia at that time in Chonburi. These amulets and Sakyants to keep those people who have a dangerous life in safe and make them powerful. This talisman is not for the one who starts abusing the power. A group of thieves who well-known for robbery and murder who abused the power until the police can't catch them. The knives, guns, various crossbows does not irritate the skin when the police catch them. Finally until with help from wicha talisman, these thieves been caught and kill. When the police caught this group of thieves and opened his shirt and looked at his chest, all appears have tattoos on their body like “ Headless tiger tattoo “.

Find out that the monk who tattooed this headless tiger pattern is from LP Chao, Abbot of Wat Khao Nang Nom, Chonburi Province. Therefore police asked LP Chao to stop tattooing. When the Father heard Father then went to pay respects to him. After this LP ChanNai went to pay respects to LP Chao in Chonburi to study this powerful incantation. And LP ChanNai was asked to be his student and learnt about this knowledge at his temple. However, to get this headless tiger yant will leads you to do good things, will have a positive effect on that person. But if you get a this yant and to do bad things with  hot-tempered or act tough and no mercy on people. Of course, you'll get bad results as well. Also you will be protected, invulnerable, elusive, prosperous and good luck with people love and respect. LP ChanNai, who is very compassionate to his disciples and is also a monk who practices well in various magic knowledge. He was a disciple in the lineage of Luang Pu Suk of Wat Pak Khlong Makham Tao.

Photo taken with LP ChanNai, the legend Headless Tiger merit in the present era.

The altar for Phra Buddha venerated inside the hall building.

The side building with venerated statues of Mae Thorani, Tao Wessuwan, 2 Tigers brothers (with one headless tiger) and Hermit Sermingpai.

The story for Headless Tiger is around a thousand years ago, there were 2 tigers who were brothers, elder brother "Pai" and younger brother "Ka". However, Ka was interested in learning bad spells, often harm others and does not contribute to good deeds. As a brother, Pai pleaded god for help as he wants to save Ka by stopping him from bringing harm to others and doing the bad deeds. God told Pai, in order to save his brother, he have to cut off Ka's head, so that he will repent and learn from his mistakes. Pai had to do it in order to stop his brother from harming others. Kai did not allowed it but finally realized that God and his brother was helping him. 

He then cut off his head which disabled himself from seeing, hearing, biting and as such he was not able to bring harm to others. After which Kai learnt from his lesson and did not allow his brother to put his head back in order to stop him from bringing harm in the future. So Kai the headless tiger comprehend it, and finally God gave Kai the ability to hear. This gave Kai the opportunity to help others, even for the good or the bad as he does not have the ability to see but he was satisfied as long as he could help. As such lots of devotees tattoo-ed the headless tiger, as they believe that it will help them to bring in wealth and luck in sort of various business. 

The amulets counter with Holy sacred aura. All items with the legend of the headless tiger talisman, merit and bless by Luang Phor ChanNai.

The place for flower bathing with venerated SriSuttho Naga statue.

The big statue of Hermit Lersi Sermingpai (cover with kassa and white cloth). Later same day with the blessing ceremony, this big statue also will be bless by LP ChanNai.

Inside the pavilion with main altar of Phra Buddha and stunning Sakyant Wall, all with Yantra Wicha by LP ChanNai. During the day i visited will have blessing ceremony with all Holy items at center. The helper and monks start to preparing for the ceremony.

Photo taken at front of the ceremony.

The new batch Hermit Lersi Samingpai will be blessing soon by LP ChanNai.

The entrance both side with statue GumanThep and Gong.

Statue Phra Buddha and Phayanak Naga surrounding the fence.

The new wiharn under construction and will be ready soon.
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