LP Phrom Wat Khanon Nuer BE2526 Rian Lang Singh

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✅English translation at the bottom

龍婆澎瓦卡農挪，大城府術法高僧，師父學習的術法就是來自傳統術法大廟瓦巴盧頌灘，也是師承龍婆坎師父瓦諾嘎札強大的空卡潘法術弟子，因而神蹟彰顯無數，包含曾有人在街邊吃飯時，發生鬥毆互砍，而僅僅砍破衣服無法砍進身體的神跡，因而聲明大噪；而其實要算在與龍婆澎瓦卡農挪同一時期的聖僧還是相當多的頂尖僧人，包含到龍婆鐘瓦納達諾、龍普多瓦巴盧清批、龍普習瓦考攤汶納...皆屬同期高僧，可見當時的修法深厚程度，到如今都成為歷史一段佳話。

真正要提到龍婆澎大概在佛歷2500年出頭大城府最為火熱的可能絕對要屬龍婆澎師父瓦卡農挪，龍婆澎師父出生於佛歷2456年，圓寂於佛歷2534年，龍婆澎師父最早的第一個老師就是自己的父親已是當地出名的法術士，早點就是學習自譚垮醒，而譚垮醒瓦少巴坤寺就是同行結伴一同修行於全泰術法第一美名的龍普蜀瓦巴空馬坎濤大師，也因而龍婆澎師父早在很小的時候就習得父親的傳授，很大一部分的古法都是來自於龍普蜀瓦巴空馬坎濤。

而龍婆澎師父瓦卡農挪其實在20歲以前沒有出家為練（小沙彌），但卻因為法術的極高造詣被在地人所熟知，還有人稱呼這位年輕術士的皮膚硬如鋼鐵，就知道龍婆澎師父的空卡潘絕對要適當時首屈一指，而是到了佛歷2479年龍婆澎師父來到了23歲就決定出家不再還俗，當時為其授戒的就是大名鼎鼎的龍婆法師父瓦探雷泰，並且跟隨學習法術，爾後又向龍婆俺瓦扭案、以及最後也是最出名的龍婆班師父的師兄龍婆坎師父瓦諾嘎札學習法術多年，也因而縱觀之下龍婆澎師父瓦卡農挪的強大護身法術都是來自這些頂尖的歷史神僧自然其來有自；龍婆澎師父製作了非常多期的聖物，皆相當有口碑，但要說到哪一個可能是市場上最受喜愛的必須要提到納萊天神、哈努曼、大梵天神、以及醒類神獸都是口碑的首選。

會讓龍婆澎師父聞名全泰國的還有他強大的法刺本領，記載了許多神奇保命事蹟以外，而相當出名的大盜白虎當年也曾經綁上龍婆澎師父的腰帶而躲過警察封閉的追捕，有如隱身術一般的逃開危難，相當不可思議的神跡不斷發生，也因此傳開受到了泰國玩家信眾的不斷追尋使聖物價格逐年上揚。

這一批聖物因背後所刻的醒而深受大眾喜愛。龍婆澎常稱其為「天神醒」（Singh Thewada）或「吉祥醒」（Singh Mongkhon）。此外，龍婆澎刺符時，最常請求的主題之一。醒是泰國與東南亞文化中極具力量與神聖象徵的瑞獸。泰國人相信，醒具備驅邪避煞、化解負能量、抵禦內外侵害之力，不論是來自有形之害，還是無形的邪靈干擾。醒不僅是守護神的象徵，更代表了力量、領導與無畏精神。在許多古籍傳說中，醒更被尊為「萬獸之王」，眾妖精鬼魅皆畏懼其威嚴，不敢靠近。醒的雕刻融入佛牌之中，不僅大大強化了護身效用，也賦予整體佛牌更加震懾與莊嚴的靈性氣場。

LP Phrom Wat Khanon Nuer, a monk with strong magic knowledge in the ancient capital. His amulets and sacred objects are widely accepted for their invulnerability and ability to avoid all kinds of imminent danger. It is until a point where LP See Wat Sakae once said that in Ayutthaya, LP Phrom is definitely crowned as the most powerful in terms of invulnerability. He learned magic from the traditional temple Wat Pradoo Songtham. His amulets have performed countless miracles, including a miracle in which someone only cut through his clothes while eating on the street, but could not cut into his body. In fact, there were quite a few top monks in the same period as LP Phrom Wat Khanon Nuer, including LP Jong Wat Na Tang Nok, LP Toh Wat Praduchimplee, LP See Wat Khao Thamboonak etc. All of them were great monks in the same period. This shows how profound the magical practice was at that time, and it has become a legend in history today.

His acquisition of powerful magical knowledge was initially passed on from Mr. Suwan, his father since he was young, through the books of Khrua Saeng of Wat Sao Prakon, a fellow practitioner of Luang Pu Suk of Wat Pak Khlong Makham Thao. At that point of time, LP Phrom was already well-knowned by the locals for his extremely high attainments in magic. Some people even said that this man’s skin was as hard as steel. Only in BE2479, at the age of 23, LP Phrom decide to become a monk and not return to secular life. He followed and learned magic from LP Fak Wat Tham Le Thai, LP Am Wat Ngiew Ngam, LP Khan Wat Nok Krachap etc.

LP Phrom has made many amulets all of which are very popular. But if you want to talk about which one is the most popular in the market, you must mention Narai, Hanuman, Garuda, Phra Phrom, and Singh etc. They are all the first choice for word of mouth.

What made LP Phrom famous throughout Thailand is his Sak Yants. In addition to recording many miraculous life-saving deeds, the famous bandit of Thailand once tied Lp Phrom’s belt and escaped the police's pursuit. He escaped from danger like as if he had an invisible spell. Incredible miracles kept happening and therefore spread and were constantly sought after by Thai players and believers, making the price of holy objects rise year by year.

This batch of amulets were very popular among people due to the image of Singh at the back. LP Phom always refers them as Singh Thewada or Singh Mongkhon. It was also a common subject when asking for Sak Yant from LP Phrom. Singh is an ancient and powerful symbol in Thai and Southeast Asian spiritual culture. Thais believe that the Singh has the power to ward off evil, dispel negative energy, and protect against harm from malicious forces—both physical and spiritual. More than just a guardian, the Singh represents strength, leadership, and fearlessness. In various ancient texts and legends, the Singh is even described as the king of mythical beasts, commanding authority and commanding respect from all creatures, including ghosts and spirits who dare not approach it. Its inclusion in this amulet not only enhances its protective power but also reinforces its commanding spiritual presence.