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Showing posts with label Great Guru Monks-Kelantan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great Guru Monks-Kelantan. Show all posts

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Phor Than Dee - Wat Mai Suwankiri, Bukit Tanah, Tumpat.

Phor Than Phut - Wat Phathumviharn , Bachok, Kelantan

Phor Than Thit - Wat Macchimaram, Pengkalan Kubur, Tumpat, Kelantan.

Phor Than Lek - Wat Ariyakiri, Pauh Lima, Aril, Bachok.

The photo was taken from the roof of the main gate of Wat Ariyakiri. Phra Kru Viriyasarngvorn ( Than Kru Lek ) Phra Kru Viriyasarngvorn or Phor Than Lek was born in kampung Aril_Kelantan_Malaysia on 28th Dec 1895, former named of the district was called as Bechah Mulong now as district of Peringat. Than Lek parents are originated and migrated from Thailand, Kampung Chekong_Changwad Narathiwat. Few years after his marriage, he left his family to enter monkhood...... and in age 22(1917)he became a Bhikku_(monk) in Wat Khau Din ( Wat Ariyakiri)Kampung Bukit Tanah_Tumpat. He learnt Buddhist law from Ajahn Rak and his Buddhist name was Thammesara,After 5 years, he wnet to Wat Chan_Nakhon Si Thammarat_Thai(Ligor). In Wat Chan he had learnt from Phra Khru Kha Serm and also other Wat, after one year he back to Wat Aril_Kelantan. He learnt "Samadhi" skill from Achan Kev ( LP Q ), and he went "Chuddong" alone in the deep forest for about 6 months. Then, he returned to Wat Aril and became Chief Abbot, because that time Than Seng permanant stay in Throk Bon. 6th Mac 1975 Thursday 0815 morning, Phra Khru Lek passed away after abbot Wat Aril for 50yrs. My dear net readers, please take note that....there are two LP lek in kelantan, one is from wat Aril, pauh lima as what been mentioned above. Another one is Phor Than Thit guru, lp lek also. The amulet this lp lek still can be found in Wat Machimaran . He was a very good guru and the amulet also powerful. Sharing my two olds Than Lek statues. On the left made by Chau Lor and distributed during Than Lek's cremation ceremony. On the right ( black and want ) made by Than Lek himself. Than Kru Lek 3 pair hands Phakhawan [ 1970s ] Than Kru Lek 4 pair hands Lek Lai Phakhawan [ 1970s ] Than Kru Lek wanh material made by Chau Lor

Phor Than Na Dham - Wat Phikulthong, Terbak, Tumpat, Kelantan.

'Saksit ' Phor Than Na Dham There isn’t much records on the origins of Phor Than Na Dham but it is estimated at least a century years old. It was believed to be in the temple all this while but kept aside unnoticed. One day, the previous Chief Abbot, Phrakru Vithes Thammaphitaks ( Phor Than Daeng ) has a dream. Luang Phor Na Dham appeared in Pothan Daeng’s dream telling Pothan Daeng to enshrine His Wooden Bucha properly. After Phor Than Daeng woken from his dream, he meditated upon it and realised it wasn’t a dream but rather an instruction from a divine being within the temple. Searching from his memory of his dream the location where Luang Phor Na Dam was sitting and discovered a wooden statue, a very old statue. Phor Than Daeng arranged a proper ceremony to invite 'Saksit' Phor Than Na Dham to occupy the temple’s main shrine. Ever since then, Phor Than Na Dham has always been revered by the lay disciples till now. The temple’s popularity grew with Phor Than Na Dam’s presence. Phrakru Vithes Thammaphitaks ( Phor Than daeng ) Than Daeng's Rian, 1971 Than Chao Khun Vichanvuthikun (Chief Monk of Wat Phikulthong Vararam )