Phra Pidta (Holy Water Batch), LP Kasem, Wat Susantrilak, BE 2536

Made by: LP Kasem
Temple: Wat Susantrilak
Year: 2536
Material:  Holy Powder; Nur Phong soaked in Holy Water
Purpose: Great for Luck, Metta, Wisdom, Effectiveness against evil and danger
Conditon: New with temple box 
Qty: 1 piece only 
Status: Available

Special batch of Phra Pidta by LP Kasem Wat Susantrilak.
Made in BE 2536 and soaked in holy water for blessing of 2 rains retreat before release in BE 2538. The takrut (written by LP Kasem) inserted below are actually metal sheets which are formed from nails which are taken out from coffins.

Roop Meung LP Kasem Khemako, Wat Susantrilak, Lamang, BE 2517

Batch: Lun Far Lan
Made by: LP Kasem Khemako, Wat Susantrilak
Temple: Wat Plub Plaa 
Year: 2517
Material: Holy Powder (Nur Phong)
Purpose: Great for Luck, Protection.
Conditon: Good with plastic casing:
Qty: 1 piece only
Status: For Sharing Only


History of this batch: 

Nurphong Roop Meung BE 2517 of Luang Pu Kasem, Wat Susantrilak made and chanted in BE 2517 and donated to Wat Plub Plaa of Nontaburi. 

The abbot of Wat Plub Plaa requested LP Kasem to help with the building of main shrine and LP Kasem agreed to consecrate 3 sacred items (this is one of them) meant to be fundraisers

Preparation of this batch of amulets began in Wat Plub Plaa on 20th August BE 2517 which is to be an auspicious day chosen by LP Kasem; 5th September BE 2517 at 1939hrs to be the time to execute the consecration which LP Kasem sit in overnight meditation for the blessing (LP Kasem is known to able to stay be in a samadhi state for 100 days without food). Materials for this batch are sacred powders made with LP Kasem's recipe and the mixture of 7 holy soils from cemeteries where LP practiced meditation during his Tudong days.

A miracle happened during this consecration, several thunder strikes were observed when LP started the consecration which meant to be an auspicious sign that it is an holy batch can overcome the worst situations. The most amazing part is the people at Lamphang also witnessed these thunder strikes! (Nonthaburi and Lamphang are abt 900km apart) Thus, the natives in Lamphang named this batch as 'Lun Far Lan' as of this phenomenon. This batch was then officially let rent on 9th September BE 2517 and the funds collected were used to build the main shrine for Wat Plub Plaa and thus a meaningful batch with great baramee from LP Kasem.

Roop Lor LP Kasem Khemako, Wat Susantrilak, BE 2538

Made by: LP Kasem Khemako
Temple: Wat Susantrilak
Year: 2538

Material:
Conditon: New in Temple Box
Qty: 1 piece only

Status: For Sharing

Luang Phor Kasem Khemako, Wat Susantrilak (Lampang)

LP Kasem Khemako (B.E.2455~2538) was the descendants of Lampang's King from Lanna Period. LP was born on Wednesday, 28th November 1912 (BE2455) in Jangwat Lampang.

He became a novice monk in B.E.2468 after the dead his uncle, the abbot of Wat Bunyeun. In B.E.2470, he went to Bangkok to study Pali language. He returned to Lampang and further his Pali studies in Wat Seelom and Wat Bunyawaht.a

In B.E.2475, he passed his Pali examination with good results and came in first in class at Wat Setuwan. In B.E.2476, he was ordained as a monk at Wat Bunyeun at the age of 21 years old. His preceptor was Tahn Jow Koon Tammajindah. His ordained name's was Khemako Pikkhu. After he entered monkhood, LP Kasem went to Jangwat Chiang Rai to further his Pali studies. He met LP Krubah Gaen, a very famous Tudong monk in North Thailand who was very good in Sammadhi. LP Kasem became his disciple and went Tudong with his teacher in forests and cementries.

LP Kasem continued his learning in dhamma and sammadhi practise even after he became the abbot of Wat Bunyuen. He left Wat Bunyeun in B.E.2492, and went to stay at Sasahn Sahlahwangthan (a cementry at another place in Lampang). LP Kasem was determined to practise the highest level of Sammadhi at the cementry. He would sit in front of the burial place and watched the burning of corpse. Whether in hot sun or raining, Luang Phor would just sit quietly and watched the corpse being burned to ashes.

LP Kasem ever sat in Sammadhi for as long as three months, without shelter under hot sun or heavy rain. He would just sit quietly and not asked for anything. He had let go of everything in his practise of Dhamma and Sammadhi. He ever went without food for 49 days even. Since B.E.2514, LP Kasem only bathed once a year, but there is no stench or foul odour from his body. More surprisingly, without shelter and mosquito net, LP Kasem never suffered any bites from mosquitoes at the cementry.

LP Kasem carried nothing with him. His only possessions are his alm bowl, his robe which he was wearing and a piece of human bone for him to practise Sammadhi. He did not even wore any footwear. LP Kasem ever mentioned that he is a forest monk and does not required any possession. Whatever things that people gave to him, he would give away to other monks. LP Kasem never used a pillow to sleep, because to him, a pillow is a luxury. He would sleep with his body in full protrate position and would sleep at the same spot where he sat in Sammadhi. He was very determined to find the truth of life. He asked for nothing in life though he can enjoy the luxuries in life as he was the descendants of royal blood in Lampang.

Luang Phor Kasem passed away on 15 Jan 1996 (BE2539) (7:42 pm) at the Lampang hospita at his age of 84.

*** "Khemako" meaning person of happy and well contented in Dharma.