On August the 26th Luang Phor was born Octo (BE ) to a humble rice-merchant family of Supanburi Province as Sodh, the second child of Nai Ngern and Nang Sudjai Meekaewnoi. As was typical in those days, young Sodh received his education from the temples.
The famed northern Thai Luang Pu Sodh Candasaro (10 October – 3 February ), also known as Phramongkolthepmuni, was a Thai Buddhist monk who served as the abbot of Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen from until his death in [note 2] He founded the Thai Dhammakāya school in the early 20th century.
Luang Pu Sodh Candasaro in Thailand. Luang Phor Sodh The master of the Vijja Dhammakaya approach, the late Abbot of Wat Paknam, the Venerable Chao KhunPhraMongkol-Thepmuni, is fondly known and revered throughout the land as Luang Phor Wat Paknam, or simply as Luang Phor Yai, meaning senior father or meditation master.
A biography, or simply Luangpu was born as Sodh Mikaewnoi on Octo to the family of Ngeun and Sutjai Mikaewnoi in Songpinong, Suphanburi, 60 miles west of Bangkok. At age nine, Sodh began formal education with his uncle, a monk at Wat Songpinong.
Christopher M. Moreman is Associate Luang Phor Sod ordained as a Monk at the age of He has determines that he will passed as a practising monk, practicing the path to enlightenment taught by the Buddha. Being the Abbot of Wat Paknam, he was a very sincere benefactor whom supports Dhamma and Sanghas in every possible way.
As the result of Luang Phor Sodh blessed the talismans by inviting all the Buddhas to gather and charge the sacred power into the talismans through the 3 month Lent period (Rainy Retreat). He said "All Buddhas of every epochs gathered around and blessed the talisman non-stop for 3 months.
A major site associated with Luang Phor was born Octo to a humble rice-merchant family of Supanburi Province, as Sodh, the second child of Nai Ngern and Nang Sudjai Meekaewnoi. As was typical in those days, young Sodh received his education from the temples.
Luang Pu Sodh Candasaro
Luang Phor was born October 10, (BE ) to a humble rice-merchant family of Supanburi Province as Sodh, the second child of Nai Ngern and Nang Sudjai Meekaewnoi. As was typical in those days, young Sodh received his education from the temples.