King Wat Nong Catfish, Pho Leaf Print, Golden Lord (Monk Ratanmuni)

King Wat Nong Catfish, Pho Leaf Print, Golden Lord (Monk Ratanmuni)

His Majesty Wat Nong Catfish (or Wat Rat Nam Nong Catfish), Alabun Phra Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, is one of the unique royal printers, especially the print of the Bodhi leaf that the Golden King (Phra Ratanmuni) or the Golden Father, built according to the texts and masses of Master Sindh (Sindh), Phuri Panthon, the temple of Bhumdharma, which is an important teacher that he regards and inherits the creation of His Majesty.

History of the Golden Lord

He was formerly known as Golden Delight, born in 1931 at Lad Buang, Ayutthaya, and ordained and studied many strands of Dharma and Kee, including from Master Sindh Phuri Panno, a previous teacher in the same temple. He was honoured as the King of Ratanmuni (Golden Prince) and served as the abbot of the temple of Nourpur (Nong Catak). After the teacher, he was an old master of strict discipline, and was very merciful to his descendants.

The meaning of "Bodhi leaf" and catfish shiva print.

This print is a Bodhi leaf print, a diamond meditating seated Buddha, under the Bodhi tree (or Bodhi leaf cover), which conveys the enlightenment of the Buddha under the Sri Maha Bodhi tree. The main meaning is:

Calm, Stability, and Wisdom - Meditating Under the Bodhi Tree Means Overcoming Passion and Achieving Dharma

Good Livelihood, Endurance - The Lord sits on a catfish (an aquatic creature that is good at eating, more durable than a chicken according to his word), as if the worshipper had fortune, agile trading, no-loss livelihood, endured obstacles, and had the wisdom to solve problems.

The Golden Lord often refers to catfish as "good at eating, patient" as a glory for worshippers, especially those who trade and farm.

Holy Mass

According to the Sindh Textbook, Phuri Panno, this series uses over 1,900 masses (or thousands according to some Keiji texts), meticulously blended, to achieve maximum Buddhism. The main masses often include:

Shell Mortar / Lime - Main Base of Her Majesty's Meat

5 Magic Powders (Pathamang, Ithaije, Maharaj, Buddha, Trinisinghe) - Relic Powder Pollen Powder Yard Leaf Powder Candle Incense Powder Old Temple Powder

Other auspicious materials such as Old Majesty Powder, Relic Pellet Powder, Tonyew Oil, Wan Powder, Rare Pollen, Various Minerals, Fragrant Wood Powder, Frankincense, Ancient Incense, etc. (more than 1,900 species included according to the texts)

Examples of prominent masses often seen in this royal flesh:

White pellets (shell mortar or relics pellets)

Red / brown pigment (from pollen or incense powder)

Green / blue pigment (from an ancient mineral or glass shard)

Yellow Fine Powder (from Yellow Vera or Tang Oil)

Organic stains and coarse pellets with time (the older, the more obvious)

The flesh of the monk will be dry, crunchy, or soft with age through the conjuration of a dark Buddha from the Lord.

Popularity and value

His Majesty the Pho Leaf, the Nong Catfish Temple of the Golden Lord, is the faith of collectors and protection seekers in the fields of merciful majesty, fortune, trade and security in life. He created with pure intent to charitable and help the people.

If you have this one, it is highly auspicious. Worship with reverence, praying and making merit to fully strengthen the auspicious.

Conclusion: This monk is not only a sacred object, but also a symbol of wisdom, patience, and a stable livelihood, according to the philosophy that the Golden Lord passed through "catfish" and "bodhi leaves."

🙏 Amen. May all your worshippers experience happiness, prosperity, and wisdom in their lives.