Showing posts with label Phra Pidta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phra Pidta. Show all posts

Sunday, November 10, 2013

Wat PradooChimPlee ~ The Temple Of Sacred Phra Pidta By LP Toh In Thonburi Of Thailand.

 We visited Bangkok many times and therefore we eager to visiting the other side of Bangkok, the 'sister' city of Thonburi. In here, also well know as 'Venice Of The East' because the City lives on its canals as much as its streets. This time I will visiting the temple Wat PradooChimPlee also located next to canal of Thonburi city.
The living boat and canal, next to Sala building of Wat PradooChimPlee.
 The temple Wat PradooChimPlee, the main sala building.
 The photos taken inside the Sala building.
 The portrait of late LP Toh on the altar. The officially name of LP Toh is Chao Khun Prarachsangwara Bhimonda.
 The statue of LP Toh, he was a dedicated and merciful monk and highly respected by the local devotees. He learnt many magic wicha and dhamma from Top monks included LP Sod, LP Parn, LP Chong, LP Roong and mony others. During he monkhoods, LP Toh created many Powerful Phra Pidta amulets and also participated many Great ceremony included Phra Somdej LP Pae BE2494, Sutthawas 25 Phra Leela BE2500, Phra Somdej BangKhunProm BE2509, Phra Somdej Roypi Wat Rakhang BE2515 and many many more. LP Toh passed away in year BE2524 March 5th at age of 93 years old.
 The remains Relic of LP Toh.
 The sacred Phra Cinnaraj statue inside the Sala.
 The portrait of HM Thai King at Wat Pradoochimple for blessing amulets ceremony in year BE2524.
 The photos taken with LP Umai, the current abbot of Wat PradooChimPlee.
 LP Umai and the photos taken for the ceremony hold at Wat PradooChimplee.
 The shrine of King Thaksin The Great, King Of Thonburi.
 The Chedi mondop with Phra Buddha venerated inside.
 The small Vihara and some old statue Phra Buddha.
Behind the Chedi mondop was located the Old Ubosot and Old Sema Stone of Wat PradooChimPlee.
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Ceremony At Wat PiahLang In Tangkak - Johor Malaysia.

All the photos taken of Wat PiahLang are my friend's temple journey. Thanks him for these sharing.

These Tok Raja's Amulets Batch BE 2553 was consecrated in Johor, Tangkak - Wat PiahLang by many Great monks from Thailand, Kelantan, Narathiwat and Tangkak - Than Thit ,Than Boon ,Than Hua, CK Onn.
The ceremony was started at 9am, 16th May by the monks chanting.
CK Onn was strongly blessed this Batch amulets of Tok Raja.
The Blessing ceremony at Wat PiahLang, Tangkak blessed by many Great monks - Than Thit ,Than Boon ,Than Hua, CK Onn. Left: Phor Than Boon - 4th Abbot of Wat Uttamaram Kelantan. Chao Khun Onn of Wat Sungai Padi, Narathiwat Province.Phor Than Thit of Wat Machimmaram, Kelantan.
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Wat PiahLang In Tangkak - Johor Malaysia.

All the photos taken of Wat PiahLang are my friend's temple journey. Thanks him for these sharing.
Wat PiahLang is located at Tangkak Johor, the founder was the late Reverend Sriwan (Mei Chi). Reverend Sriwan was one of the Tok Raja's disciple, he taught his devotees on the Tok Raja's teachings at Wat PiahLang. Today, Wat PiahLang is become a model temple in Johor.
The Chedi of Reverend Sriwan's relic, located at the temple compound.
After entered the temple's gate, you will see the Phra Phrom, Phra Nang Kwak, Phra Mae Torani statues are venerated.
The veneration of Phra Cinnaraj at this stunning Vihara.
The Ubosot of Wat PiahLang.
The temple's hall.
Inside the temple's Ubosot.
The veneration statue of Tok Raja - LP Kron, Wat Uttamaram Kelantan.
The veneration statue of Reverend Sriwan, before and after the golden painted.
LP Mit (Phor Than) statue - 3rd Abbot of Wat Uttamaram, Kelantan.
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