Monk Powder Print Lotus Petals

Hello, Father Shining Monk, please bring all readers to see the lotus petal print powder, Luang Grandpa Si, I'm Tsiri, the temple of Khao Chon Nak, Nakhon Nak, in 1974.

The Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Vizit Sombodhi, the assistant abbot of Phra Chetupn Wimlangklaram Temple (Pho Pho Temple), at that time, was the royal grantor of Phra Si's permission to build such a monk to build a pavilion and cloister at his home temple. This print contains a mass of incense from Phra Phra Phra Phra Thong Temple, Emerald Glass Flower, Whan 108, Chan Mak and Nam Mak of Pha Pha Si, holy water from Sothra Temple, and Phra Kaew Temple, which after pressing the print at Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Temple, then brought the monk Phra Si Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra Phra to the monk to the monk Phra Phra Chit again. Yes.

Luang Grandfather Si, I-Tsiri, the temple of Khao Cave, a monk who has reached the age of 128 and is nicknamed "Arhat 7 Lands." He was born on April 10, 1857. In 1849, at the house of Nong Phaniad, Surin Province, he was a novice with the king at the temple of Krungong Sitaram and was a monk at the age of 21 (he was a direct disciple of his Majesty). His grandfather Si was a monk who spent most of his time in the forests and caves throughout the country, including in Burma and Laos, for more than 50 years. His grandfather Si was a somak (a fellow of justice) with many famous pundits, such as Luang Phu Phu Phu, the mouth of the Tamarind Canal, the royal family, the royal family, and the royal family. Father Pan, Canal Temple

His grandfather died on February 23, 1977, during his 9th reign. His physiology is incorruptible and is still enshrined at Khao Cave Temple for his pupils to worship. Any reader who has the opportunity to visit, do not forget to pay homage to your grandfather.

# Luang Grandpa Si Temple, Khao Chon Nak

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# Study amulet

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