The birthname of Luang Phor Thongsuk Wat Tanod Luang is Suk while his family name is Deelerd. He was born on 19th May BE 2420 in Barn TubDtai, Tambon Hin Lekfai, Kweang Muang Phetchaburi during the reign of King Rama V. His father’s name was Mr Joo while his mother’s name was Mrs Tim. His family consists of 6 children. While he was at the age of 9 years old, his parents moved to stay at the area around Wat Potahwad, Ampur Barn Lad as they had relatives over there. Luang Phor Thongsuk would then go to Wat Potahwad where he would study martial arts and Katha Arkhom. As a young boy, he would hang around the temple, assisting monks, bringing them food and help to clean the temple. The monks doted on him, and taught him everything they knew. However he was more interested in other less academic pursuits such as martial arts and the esoteric knowledge of Katha. However, his family would once again relocate to Ampur Wat Pleng, Changwat Rachaburi . By this time, he was a teenager and like most of the people around that age would often get into trouble. Unfortunately, he became a street thug and because of his bravado he soon became a gang chief with a substantial following. Not long after, he found himself wanted by the Police and went on the lam. He escaped to a forest in Phetchaburi. After three excruciating days, and suffering from extreme hunger pangs, he emerged from the forest looking for food. Upon entering the town, he saw people making Khaw Lam (sticky rice mixed with coconut milk and black bean cooked inside bamboo). He asked for the food from the hawker, who promptly fainted at the sight of him. Young Suk’s forest ordeal had perhaps left him more than a little disheveled. He then regretted the state of his life and started to reflect on all the trouble that he had caused and the consequences that his action has yet to bear. In his heart, he knew that the gang life would only get worse and require lots of hardship and suffering.

His status as a fugitive began to die down after several years and he decided to abandon his old ways so he was ordained as a monk. He went to seek the help of his brother, Phra Kaen of Wat Pramot, at Ampur Wat Pleng, Changwat, Rachaburi. At the age of 32, he was ordained as a monk at Wat Pramot. There were 3 senior monks present at his ordination ceremony. Luang Phor Tad Wat Bang Wanthong was his Preceptor, Luang Phor Tui Wat Pramot was his Announcing Teacher/ First Ordination Teacher) and Luang Phor Khong Wat Keaw Charoen was his 2nd Announcing Teacher/ 2nd Ordination Teacher. He resided at Wat Pramot for some time but later on decided that he should travel to Wat Bang Wanthong to learn Vipassana from Luang Phor Tad, Luang Phor Khong Wat Bangkraprom , Luang Phor Piam Wat Kohluk , Luang Phor Nak Wat Hua Hin , Luang Phor Jai Wat Sadej , Luang Phor Toh Wat Koothamsathit. Luang Phor Thongsuk had acquired a large amount of knowledge of the skills and practices, and spent years honing his proficiency in them. He then embarked on Tudong with 2 young Sammanen. He had some amazing and unexplained experiences during his travels.  Eventually he arrived at Barn Bangkow, Ampur, Cha-am. The villagers welcomed and respected him and beseech him to remain at Wat Tanod Laung.

At the age of 38, Luang Phor Thongsuk took over from Luang Phor Tian as the abbot. Later he was promoted and given the title of “Phra Kru PhiNid Suttakhun ”. Luang Phor Thongsuk was known to have an aversion to having his photograph taken and would often close his eyes in  the pictures. Luang Phor Thongsuk was proficient in Katha and Wicha. It was well known that he was able to help deranged or mentally unsound people to regain their senses. As a result, he had gained many respect from people. There were even stories reported about Luang Phor Thongsuk. One incident occurred when Luang Phor Thongsuk was travelling to officiate the opening ceremony of an Ubosot at Wat Chang TangkraJad . He stopped by a creek to rest at night. Being thirsty from his travel, he decided to drink from the creek. A hunter saw his brown robes in the darkness, and mistook him as a tiger. He panicked and fired two shots but strangely, the gun jammed and was unable to fire any bullets, merely misfiring into an empty chamber. Luang Phor Thongsuk heard the commotion and emerged from the shadows. Only then did the hunter realize his mistake and apologize profusely to him. Another incident occurred at his temple. The relatives of a possessed woman brought her to the temple to seek his help. Upon reaching the temple, one of the relatives hurried ahead to speak to Luang Phor, Thongsuk while the rest remained at the Sala. Upon hearing of what had transpired, Luang Phor Thongsuk closed his eyes and recited some Katha. According to the account, Luang Phor Thongsuk entered a state of intense mental focus (samadhi), where he conversed with the spirit who had possessed the lady. He recited Katha to enable the spirit to end its anguish and turmoil, and pass over into the afterlife, and the possession was instantly lifted. Years later, there was a man named Phon Aek Phraya Phahon Phon Payu Ha Sena (Phot Phahon Yothin ) the second Prime Minister of Siam. He simultaneously held several other posts in the ministry as well. In the BE 2495, he requested Luang Phor Thongsuk to be his teacher and participate in a ceremony to consecrate some amulets together with 108 guru monks of that era. The ceremony was to be held at Phra Ubosot, Wat Rachabophit . Khun Phot also requested Luang Phor Thongsuk to use holy water to bless his guns and knives (Khun Phot was also Commander in Chief of the Royal Thai Army), as well as bless his troops, who were headed into the Indochine War. In BE  2500, Luang Phor Thongsuk  attended his last consecration ceremony called Phithi Puttapisek Phra Kreung Ngan Chalong 25 Puttasattawat . It was held to commemorate the end of a Buddhist century from BE 2400 to BE 2500. On February BE 2500, not long after, Luang Phor Thongsuk fell ill and passed away on 13th December BE 2500 at the age of 80.

Luang Phor Thongsuk was famous for Wicha Bpow Kramom (the “blowing spells” of Maha Ut and Kongkrapan Nang Neow, that render a user invulnerable to attacks from weapons, after being “blown” onto their heads. He is also known for Sak Yant around one’s nipple, making the invulnerability permanent. He was also renowned for Wicha Napad Talod. Wicha Napad Talod is practiced through the forceful exhalation of 3 breaths onto devotees, in order cleanse inauspiciousness, and bestow upon them baramee in work and luck, and Metta Mahaniyom. There were 2 incidents where Luang Phor exhibited his prowess with Wicha. On one occasion, he inscribed “Na” on the trunk of a tree, and announced to his devotees that anyone able to retrieve the letter from the tree would be presented with a special prize. All who were present tried fervently, some even resorting to using an axe to cut off the bark with the letter on it. However, after hacking away for some time and even causing the tree to fall, they were unable to cut off the exact piece of bark with the letter written on it. In another incident, a Sammanen was tasked by Luang Phor Thongsuk to inscribe yant on a stack of leaves. The Sammanen was young, inexperienced and was slow in his task. Luang Phor Thongsuk then  proceeds to take the stack of leaves, inscribe the desired yant upon the topmost leaf, before blowing hard onto the entire stack. When the Sammanen checked the leaves, he found that the yant had miraculously been copied onto each and every leaf. He has the heavenly eye for unobstructed seeing (Dibbacakkhu), as well as knowing the future (Anagatamsanana). Some of his most famous amulets are: Loop Om – It was said that when the wearer put his Loop Om into their mouth, they became invulnerable to weapons such as knives and guns. Rian – for general blessing and protection. Takrut Sarika is known to be his most famous amulets. It was said that when Luang Phor Thongsuk consecrated his Takrut Sarika, he would throw them into a pail of water and recite his Katha. Only the takrut that floated to the top would be distributed out.

LP Thongsuk was born with the name “Suk” which means ” happiness “. Master was born on May 19 , 2420 BE . His father’s name was Nai Joo and his mother’s name was Naam. Born in the south of Hin Lek Fai The region is in Petchaburi province in the reign of King Rama V. He has 6 other siblings .

At the age of 9 , Luang Phor Thongsuk signed up to study at Wat Potahwad , a temple in Baan Laat district . It is a pity that the master’s interest was Muay Thai boxing and defense Thai sword drama .

At the age of 15 , Luang Phor Thongsuk ‘s family moved to Ratchaburi province and he often went out with his friends to participate in traditional Thai folk dramas and musicals . As time went on, Luang Phor Thongsuk also became tired of these performances and started with him His friends wandered mercilessly until he fell into the world of gangsters . As he started to commit crimes, he became a notorious gangster . Once, he committed a very serious criminal offense and was wanted by the police . To avoid arrest, he ran away and hid in In the jungle of Samutsongkram , in a very sad state . During this time, he reflected on his past mistakes and realized that his body and mind were affected by the previous hosting . He vowed to turn a new leaf at the age of 32 , to repent of his past actions and the year he ordained .

On July 12 , 2452 , Luang Phor Thongsuk was ordained as a monk at Wat Pramoht in Samutsongkram Province , his guardian was Luang Phor Dat Wat Bang Wang Thong. Luang Phor Thongsuk stayed at Wat Pramoht for 4 rainy seasons, and then at Wat Keaw of Wat Ratchburi stays for 2 rainy seasons and then leaves for 1 rainy season . He roams to the old district of Ampher Cha Am , at that time , Wat Tanod Luang was abandoned . To help the villagers and build merits for himself, he lives in Wat Tanod Luang At the request of the villagers, and accepted the shelter, helped rebuild the temple .

Luang Phor Thongsuk was very eager to restore the temple to its former glory, and at the same time helped restore other temples, and even built schools for the people through the help and compassion of donors . He was also invited to teach children in poor villages, and his role as a teacher greatly Benefit from many people .

Luang Phor Thongsuk is often invited to Wat Prai Yop to make holy objects to raise funds for building schools and temple restorations . Luang Phor Thongsuk is very humorous and likes to entertain people . Once, after a liturgical ceremony in BE 2498 , he said to the congregation, When he spoke, ” Don’t trust me, I’m crazy .” The entire congregation erupted in Luang Phor Thongsuk ‘s humorous laughter, respecting his humble and unassuming nature .

Luang Phor Thongsuk is very insightful in many practices, in addition to being a traditional doctor, he is very proficient in alchemy and Saiyasat magic . His magic and practice are widely recognized, many people visit the master for help, even royal palace people and senior Senior officials sought his blessings and help once he was invited by a general of the army to attend a dedication ceremony at Wat Ratchborphit together with 17 other famous monks to light up the holy relic Medicine Buddha, whom they were assigned to before the Indochina War. The army, the army was victorious in the festival . Luang Phor Thongsuk was also a master who participated in one of the great pujas of the Bodhisattva Sattawas in BE 2500. He also became one of the 108 eminent monks .

There is a lot of news in Thailand about the car accident but it was resolved with the holy relic of Luang Phor Thongsuk .