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Phra Pidta Maha Ut, Ajarn Dit, Wat Pak Sara, Mueang Phatthalung Luang Pho Dit Tissaro, Wat Pak Sara, Phatthalung Provinceพระปิดตามหาอุตม์ อาจารย์ดิษฐ์ วัดปากสระ เมืองพัทลุงModel :Phra Pidta Maha Ut, Ajarn DitProduct :000773 Price :500,000.00 Detail:""Phor Than Pal" of "Sanskrit Taksila Khao Or", Phra Pidta Maha Ut, Ajarn Dit, Wat Pak Sara, Mueang Phatthalung Luang Pho Dit Tissaro, Wat Pak Sara, Phatthalung Province – Tuesday, September 7, 2021, commemorates the 57th anniversary of the death of “Luang Pho Dit Tissaro” or “Phra Khru Nekkhammaphimon”, Wat Pak Sara, Tambon Chai Buri, Amphoe Mueang, Phatthalung Province. He was a famous monk with magical knowledge in the South and had been revered by the people of Phatthalung for a long time. His original name was Dit Nu Tan, born on February 21, 1877, which was Thursday, the 4th waning moon of the 3rd lunar month of the Year of the Ox, at Ban Don Ta Sang, Village 6, Tambon Prang Mu, Amphoe Mueang, Phatthalung Province. When he was young, when he was old enough to study, his parents took him to stay with Phra Ajarn Rod, Wat Khuan Kraw, Mueang District, Phatthalung Province With diligence and dedication in studying, he was determined to study until he could read and write, including reading prayers and chanting until he was proficient. He also read and studied ancient Thai and Khmer books. When he was 21 years old, he was ordained as a monk on May 29, 1898, which was a Sunday, the 10th waning moon of the 7th month of the Year of the Dog, at the boundary of Wat Prang Mu Nai, Tambon Prang Mu, Mueang District, Phatthalung Province. Phra Khru Intharamoli, Wat Prang Mu Nai, Tambon Prang Mu, Mueang District, Phatthalung Province, was his preceptor, Phra Athikan Kaew, Wat Prang Mu Nai, was his kammavachachan, and Phra Athikan Kham, Wat Prang Mu Nok, Mueang District, Phatthalung Province, was his anusavanachan. He received the religious name Tissaro. He stayed at Wat Khuan Kraw. Mueang Phatthalung District for a while. Later in 1903, villagers from Ban Pak Sa, Tambon Chai Buri, Mueang Phatthalung District invited him to stay at Wat Pak Sa. In 1904, he became the abbot of Wat Pak Sa. In 1946, he became the abbot of Tambon Chai Buri, Mueang Phatthalung District. In 1954, he was appointed as a monk with the title of Phra Khru Nekkhammaphimon. He was a person with a cool personality, kindness, and aloofness. He did not accumulate wealth. Villagers who were in trouble or suffering from mental problems often came to him for help. He never objected and provided assistance to the best of his ability. In addition, he supported and helped children to receive education until many of them graduated and had stable careers. It is said that he is a person with sacred speech. Whatever he says, it usually comes true. His sacred objects are available in many types, both amulets and amulets. Which Luang Por Dit started creating since the Indochinese war onwards, such as large and small Phra Sangkachai, large and small Phra Pidta, metal lotus petal, Phra Phirot ring, amulet, armband, yantra cloth and yantra shirt. All sacred objects have powerful and outstanding Buddhist virtues that are accepted and desired, namely Phra Pidta and Phra Sangkachai, which are still popular to this day. In addition to being a famous monk, he also developed and created prosperity for the temple and the community by building a chapel, a sala, a monk's hut, a dining hall, a kitchen and a public school. In the later part of his life, he had symptoms of illness according to his age, until his symptoms began to worsen. The group of disciples took him to stay at Phatthalung Hospital, but he stayed for only 7 days before asking to return to the temple. On September 7, 1964 at 12:30 midnight, he passed away peacefully..
พระปิดตามหาอุตม์ อาจารย์ดิษฐ์ วัดปากสระ เมืองพัทลุงปี พ.ศ. 2484 รหัสสินค้า: 000773 ราคา: 500,000.00 บาท รายละเอียด: " พระปิดตามหาอุตม์ อาจารย์ดิษฐ์ วัดปากสระ เมืองพัทลุง
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