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คุณรัฐนันท์ได้ฝากคาถาหลวงปู่ทวดเปิดโลกมายังผู้อ่าน คอลัมน์ “ประสบการณ์ลี้ลับ เพื่อที่จะใช้เป็นคาถาคุ้มครองป้องกันภัยอันตรายต่างๆ เวลาสวดให้นึกถึง “หลวงปู่ทวด” และอธิษบานขอพรก็จะประสบความสำเร็จทุกประการ โดยคาถานั้นมีว่า

“นะ เปิด โม เปิด พุท เปิด ธา เปิด ยะ เปิดโลกด้วย นะโมโพธิสัตโต อาคันติมายะ อิติภะคะวายะธาพุทโมนะ”


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นะโมพิสัตโต น่าจะเป็น นะโมโพธิสัตโต ผิดถูกขออภัยครับผม

 

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"PutThung DhumMung SunkKung SaraNung KudChaMi" One of the best monks in Thailand, Somdej Jao PaKoRa or Luangpu Tuad, one of the most successful monks who become Phra Arlahun(Enlightened one) and Bodhisatto. There are many miracle stories about him. One day Loeng Phoe Thoead Loeng Phoe Thoead

A picture of him, he died 300 years ago, but this is a figure made out of wax


have traveled by ship to Chumpon Province, there was a big wave and the ship could not get. They had to stay in the sea for 7 days until there was no food and water left. Luang Phoe Tuad put his feet in to the sea, then told everyone to drink it and gather the water to stock them up for supply. The sea's water was savorless/fresh, just like common drink water. This give him the name "Luang Phoe Tuad Stand over tasteless Sea" until today. His amulets are one of the best protections among Thai people.

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Luangpu Tuad Katha
Namo Bodhisatto Aganatimaya Iti Bhagava
Namo Bodhisatto Aganatimaya Iti Bhagava
Namo Bodhisatto Aganatimaya Iti Bhagava
Padam Rajamuni Samiramam Aradhanam Saranam Agacchami
Padam Rajamuni Samiramam Aradhanam Saranam Agacchami
Padam Rajamuni Samiramam Aradhanam Saranam Agacchami
Namo Bodhisatto Rajamuni Samiramo Mahapunno Anubhavena Me Rakkhantu
Namo Bodhisatto Rajamuni Samiramo Mahapunno Anubhavena Me Rakkhantu
Namo Bodhisatto Rajamuni Samiramo Mahapunno Anubhavena Me Rakkhantu
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Chant this with much Metter for all beings it will protect you from danger.
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Luang Pu Tuad Biography
Luang pu Tuad is a monk in the period of Ayudthaya where governed by King Akatossarod. Luang Pu Tuad also was called Somdej Pa Coh due to his staying in Wat Pa Coh.
There is a story that when he traveled by ship in the Gulf of Siam entering Krungsri Ayudthaya, a big storm happened so that the ship has to stop sailing and left in the sea 7 days, and that causes the lacking of food and drinking water. All the crews wondered, suspected and accused this happened because the monk was in their ship. The decided to let the monk go and set a small paddling boat for him. While he was on the boat and dropped his leg into the sea, a mystery happened, the sea water in that area seemed to be sparkling and he told the crews to drink that water. The water was not sea water but drinking water instead! So the crews help contain and stock the water for their use and invite the monk in their ship again. This story is the reason why Luang Pu Tuad has the name “Luand Pu Tuad Yeab Nam Talay Jued” (Yeab = foot on, Talay = sea, Jued = no taste or fresh water).
Once he mentioned before that he will pass away, and if he died, they had to bring his body to have a ceremony in Chang Hai Temple.
The Luang Pu Tuad Wat Chang Hai amulet was created in 2497 by Pra Ajarn Tim- the past highest monk of Chang Hai. Better known as Loeng Poeh Tim who passed away in 2512.
Som Dej Pa Coh or Luang Pu Tuad is well known for most of the Thai people for his miracles which were told repeatedly, widely make a strong faith and belief in Thais’ mind.
Loang Pu Tuad is a real body. This section was collected form many historic books which is a trust source for Siam history.

A Miracle Child
About 400 years ago, in the land of King Mahathammaraja of Krungsriayudthya period, at Suanchan village, Tambol Chumpol, Ja Ting Pra city, on Friday, the forth month, year of the Great Snake, 2125, the son was born from Mr. Hu and Mrs Chan in a small, poor but good behavior as a good Buddhists family named Poo, he was a mystery of the family and his relatives in many stories. One story is that while a boy was sleeping, there is a big snake has come and circling rounded itself around the boy’s bed pad, and not allowed anybody to come close to the boy. His parents wondered that the Snake might be an Angle that came to protect and honor the boy, so they arrange a small ceremony to give the respect to the snake, and the snake was gently, and left the boy. The parents and relatives were very glad and came close to the boy to take a look, the boy still calmly sleeping, but above the boy’s chest, there was a small colorful crystal glass ball on, so the parents has carefully kept it.
After that event, his family was better in every ways and more happy then they used to be.

Samee Ramo
When he was 7 years old, his father brought him to study at Wat Kudeeluang (Wat Dee Luang) with Sompan Juang. He was a very smart boy and could learn and understand both Kom and Thai language quickly. When he was 15, he became a young monk (Sammanen), and his father gave the crystal ball to him. After that he went studying with Somdej Pra chinnasen at wat See Yhung, and continued to study at Nakornsrithammarat at Samnak Pramahatherapiyatassee at his age of being a monk, a name “Ramo Thammamigo” was given for him as being his monks name, and people called him in short “Chao Samee Ramo” or :Chao Samee Ram”. He had studied in many temples in this area such as Wat Tha Pae, Wat Seemamuang and so on. After that, he decided to go to Krungsriayudthaya, and travelled with the ship to the capital. During the way, in Chumporn area, there was a big strom as the story mentioned above.
When he reached the capital, he went to stay at Wat Cae, and studied in Wat Lumpininawas and the moved to Wat of Somdej PraSungkaraj (The highest monk of Siam) and studied Buddhism and Bali until he was skilled or brightened enough. After that he moved again to Wat Rajanuwas in the period of King Somdej Pra Akatossarot, in the year 2149.

Fight with wisdom
At this time, King Wattakaminee- King of Longka whose Land was under government by Siam Kingdom, was try to get the Land back and also get in to the capital, but he didn’t want to make a war, so he challenged Siam with a game of wisdom. A game was “ Thamma Translation”, and the capital was the price for winner.
The Lanka’s king order the craftsman to make small (small as the tamarind leaf) golden Bali alphabets as the Thamma text book total of 84,000 letters. The letters (Thamma Translation) were shipped with the clothes and sended safely to Siam Capital.
The challenge to Siam is to make these golden alphabets meaningful of Thamma within 7 days. The King of Siam reached the message and gave this challenge to all monks in the city to solve. After 6 days, nobody could find out and finish this clue. This brought many concerns to the King and the Siamese.
At that night, the King dreamt that there was a white elephant came from the west walking into the palace area and make a loud noise all over the place, which could make him wake up. In the morning, he told the dream story to the royal astrologer, and this dream interpreted for a great victory. “ A young monk will come from the west and offer himself to solve the challenge” the astrologer said to the King and the King suddenly ordered his officers to find him.
At Wat Rajanuwas (in Pattalung Procince), the young monk was found and the story was told to him. He was invited to the Palace, at first he was been looking down by the older people. And he made it done by that evening. The King was very glad to got his help and wisdom, and gave him the treasure for a price, but it was refused for the reason of him being a monk. So the king gave him the honor to be “Prarajmunee SameeRamKunupamajarn”.

Cure the Cholera
After that, there was Cholera all over Krungsriayudthya, many people has died. At that time, there was no medicine to cure this decease, and this caused the King big worries.
Once again, the monk met the King, and with his miracle he could help in this situation.
The monk made the holy water (Nam Mon) and gave it to all the people, and everything seemed to be fine since then. The king honored him again by raising the monk to be “Prasungkarajkurupajarn”, and mentioned that if the monk want anything, or what ever he want to do, he will be glad to help.

Back to Hometown
Many years later, he decided to get back to his hometown. He went to ask the permission from the King, the King was so sad, but he don’t want to stop the monk from doing so. During the way back home, he passed many places and teached Thamma to the people, cure people teach good thing to people as the Buddhist way of life. Every place he was stopped by many people giving him a lot of respect and told the story to their newer family till now such as KoTi village at Pak Panang, Hua Lampoo Yai at Hua Trai and much more.

Somdej Pa Coh
In his hometown, at Wat Patthasing Bunpot Pa Coh, he and his teacher (Ajarn Juang) planned to make a renovation for the temple because it was very old and collapsed from the enemy and was abandoned. When the King knew his purpose, he was very glad and send him 500 craftsmen and many things that could help him and also money to renew this temple which took almost 3 years of time to finish.

Stand over the tasteless sea
While he lived at Wat Pa Coh (age around 80 yrs.), One day he was with his cane in his hand (which has an identical look with 3 curves, so that people call it “3 curves cane”) and walked toward the coast, there was a Chinese pirate ship in that area, and they thought that the monk was a strange person with his Buddhist dress so they try to catch him. He got cached and brought on to the ship. Few moments after the ship sailed away from the shore, the mystery happened again, the ship suddenly stopped without any reason, and what ever they try to make it continue sailing, it was useless. Days by days, night by night, untill the fresh water was no more available. The pirates were very thirsty and almost could not walk anymore. The monk knew this situation and put his feet in to the sea, and told the crew to try drinking the water. This was unbelievable to the crew, but the water became fresh water. They made an apologize to the monk and let him free.
When he got back to the shore and walked back to the temple, he stop for a rest under two trees which closely live together, and put his cane lean on the trees. Later on, those two trees was change in to a form that looks like his cane with the 3 curves, and people around there named the trees "Cane Tree" where people still respect this place for a holy place till now.
Many years after that, he disappeared from Wat Pa Coh to travel and teaching Buddhism at many places. From some evidences, he seemed to be in Srai Buri, and people called him “Than Lang Ka”. Also at "Wat Chang Hai", people also Called him "Than Chang Hai". He told to his followers or pupils that if he died, they had to bring him to Wat Chang Hai, and if there was rotten water coming from his body and dropped to the ground, mark that with the pole, that place will be a holy place later. He passed away, and his pupils brought him back to Wat Chang Hai as he requested.

Temple where he used to live: Wat Ku Ti Luang, Wat See Yhung, Wat Sema Mueng, Nakorn sri thammarat, Krungsri Ayudthya, Wat Pa Coh, Wat Koh Yai, Wat in Srai Buri and Wat Chang Hai.

 

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