Visited Wat Ampawan - Temple Of LP Jaran - The Meditation Center - SingBuri - Thailand (Part: 2/3).

Wat Ampawan is located in Phrom Buri sub-district in SingBuri province. It is famous for insight meditation center and people who are interested in Dharma, always worship LP Jaran and practice Dhamma vigorously. Late LP Jaran Thitadhammo is the previous abbot of Wat Ampawan and his life and works are objects of faith and inspiration for people everywhere with stories on karma effects, you can read his series of “The Law of Karma”.

LP Jaran (Phra Debsinghapuracariya) - Wat Ampawan in SingBuri province is one of the most well known monk in Thailand on teaching of Vipassana Meditation. He was born on August 15, 1928 in Tambol Muangmoo, Amphur Mueng, SingBuri province. He was the fifth of ten children born to his mother-Jerm and father-Pae Janyaraks. LP Jaran was ordained on 15 July 1948 at Wat PromBuri, in Singburi province, with Chao Khun Promnagaracariya as preceptor and Phra Khru Thavornviriyakhun of Wat Buddharama as kammavacariya, chanter of the ceremony. LP Jaran studied meditation with LP Derm at Wat NongPho, Nakhon Sawan province, LP Lee and CK Ariyagunadhara in Khoon Kaen province, LP Jong of Wat NaTangNok and many more guru monks.

 The temple building and Golden Phra Leela.

 The main hall and conduct of dhamma event here. The stage with seat for monks and with statue LP Jaran.

 Phra Buddha Pang Umbat - standing and holding an alms bowl with both hands.

 Photo taken with statue King Chulalongkorn.

 The sacred shrine of Somdet Phra Putthacharn Toh.

 The Chapel of Wat Ampawan.

 The long hall building of Wat Ampawan.

 The statue of White Elephant - Don Mongkonchai, is the Great Elephant of King Naresuan. Venerated next to the Chapel building.

 The Drum - Taphon put behind the White Elephant Don Mongkonchai.

 The main Hall with LP Jaran statue.

 The photo for sacred batch amulet blessed by LP Jaran and amulet counter inside the hall.

The Bell Tower of Wat Ampawan.
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Visited Wat Ampawan - Temple Of LP Jaran - The New Pagoda Of Wat Ampawan - SingBuri - Thailand (Part: 1/3).

Currently Wat Ampawan proceeds contributed to construction of Big Pagoda by late LP Jaran. This Big Pagoda project was supervised by LP Jaran until his died 25th Jan BE2559. Now the Big Pagoda is near complete and we will see more photos in this part: 1/3.

LP Jaran Thittathammo (Phra Thep Singhaburajan) ~ Wat Ampawan, Singburi province, was born on 15th August BE2471. He is master in meditation and give educations to devotees to make a meditation. Later years, LP Jaran work goes spread all over countries and many devotees respect LP Jaran so much. LP Jaran has a kindness to all of the people and dedicate to teach the meditation. He pass away in year BE2559 Jan 25th.

 The banner with LP Jaran image.

 The current chief monk at Wat Ampawan.

 The banner hang at the entrance to 'previous' LP Jaran's kuti.

 The previous kuti of LP Jaran and front side venerated sacred Phra Leela and King Naresuan (Prince Naret) statue (manifested a miracle at Maehongson province, driving away Burmese and Karen bandits with a powerful storm).

 The photo taken with wax statue of LP Jaran.

 Some old photos of LP Jaran at Wat Ampawan.

The mini 3D model of the Big Pagoda and entire temple area of Wat Ampawan. Here also could see the area of buildings for meditation center for devotees practicing meditation. Wat Ampawan is renowned Vipassana Center in Central Thailand.

 View from meditation center and the Big Pagoda.

Photo taken with the Big Pagoda. The front side of the site construction for the Big Pagoda. Now still cannot enter for visitors.

Here with zoom in photos for the Pagoda.
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Visited & Met LP Ratt - Wat Pa Wai - Rayong - Thailand.

In Rayong, one of the good monk and mastered very good dhamma and wicha is LP Ratt, abbot of Wat Pa Wai. He had mastered wicha with lineage of LP Tim (Wat Lahanrai) and use it to helping people. 

LP Ratt - Wat Pa Wai, Rayong province, he is a famous monk in Rayong province and well respect by devotees. With collected Wicha knowledge many years by learning from senior guru monks LP Tarb (famous guru monk of Wat Grabok Khuenphueng in Rayong Province), LP Lad (famous guru monk of Wat Nong Grabork in Rayong Province), LP Tim (superb guru monk of Wat Lahanrai in Rayong Province) and LP Sackorn (famous guru monk of Wat NongKrub in Rayong Province).

 The temple gate of Wat Pa Wai.

 The small shrine with veneration Phra Buddha statues inside.

 The main Ubosot of Wat PaWai.

 The sacred Phayanak Naga guardians.

 The Kuti and amulet counter.

 Photo taken of LP Ratt - Wat Pa Wai.

 The sacred Golden Chedi of Wat PaWai.

The new sala of Wat Pa Wai.
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Revisited In Year BE2562 - Short Trip To The Grandest Shrine Of Nezha 哪吒三太子 In Chonburi - Thailand.

One of the beautiful temple in Chonburi - Wat Thep Satthip Phra Kitti Chalerm, well known Shrine of Nezha SanTaiZi (哪吒三太子). We shared the photos for this short trip of this beautiful temple.

 The sacred Nezha with Dragon and the Lotus Pond. The Shrine of Nezha SanTaiZi (哪吒三太子) known as Wat Thep Sathip Phra Kitti Chalerm, previously a small shrine in Chonburi. It was rebuilt and enlarged by the Dharma Rasami Maneerat Foundation to commemratem the 72nd birthday anniversary of His Majesty the King. The construction began in year 1995 and took 4 years to complete. The present shrine sits on 6400 square metres of land with additional surrounding land of 12800 square metres. The Supreme Patriarch presided over the casting of seven Phra Buddha images and presented Relics of the Lord Buddha and also provided the name of the temple, which is means the house of all gods.

Golden statue of Nezha riding Dragon venerated at front side of main monastery. According from Wiki, Nezha (哪吒三太子) is a Taoist protection deity, originally of Chinese Buddhist mythology. His official Taoist name is 'Marshal of the Central Altar' (中壇元帥)'. He was then given the title 'Third Lotus Prince' (莲花三太子 ) after he became a deity. 

 The sacred statues of Nezha that i ontained from temple Wat Thep Sathip Phra Kitti Chalerm.

 More variety design of Nezha statues at amulet counter Wat Thep Sathip Phra Kitti Chalerm.

 The Shrine of 'Deity Mother Earth'.

 The Wall of Dragons and Shrine of 'Heaven Earth' and the Pillar of Dragon.

Surrounding area of temple and Tower of Bronze Bell and Tower of Drum. 
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