Ajarn Tim was born on 21st August BE 2455 in Pattani Province. In BE 2476, he was ordained at Wat Napradu and his preceptor during the ordination was Phra Kru Phibunsommanawat. On 15th July BE 2484, Ajarn Tim became the abbot in the mid War 2. He was a compassionate monk during those times of perils and he was much loved by the people.

In BE 2495, Ajarn Tim undertook the task of reconstructing Wat Changhai and there was a shortage of funds. Meanwhile, there was a wealthy man named Anan Kananuraj who came forward to offer sponsors for the much needed temple funds for temple reconstruction. It’s a coincidence that Ajarn Tim received such a sponsorship from this wealthy benefactor.

Anan Kananuraj had been suffering back pain illness. One night, he dreamt of an elderly monk with a crooked walking stick standing in front of Wat Changhai. The elderly monk illustrated to him how he had turned sea water into fresh water. It was a dream that seemed so real. Finally, the elderly monk asked him to knee down and this monk gave blessing to him by suppressing his forehead with some mantra chanting. The elderly monk told Anan that he will soon have an important assignment and Anan gladly accepted it. The next morning, Anan found his dream very strange and he also discovered that his back pain was completely cured. While still in disbelief, he went to Wat Changhai to find out what was his assignment that was derived from the earlier dream that had cured his illness.

True enough when Anan met with Ajarn Tim, he found out that the temple was short of funds and volunteers. Immediately without any hesitation, Anan volunteered and donated funds for the temple reconstruction works. At the same night, Ajarn Tim went into deep meditation and Luang Phor Tuad revealed his appearance and instructions to Ajarn Tim. The following day, Ajarn Tim sketched the description of Luang Phor Tuad to Anan. The exact identical sketch of the elderly monk horrified Anah and so the faith and belief in the limitless power of Luang Phor Tuad became very strong in the mind of everyone.

Not long after that, Ajarn Tim began the design of Wat Changhai’s votive tablets with all the volunteers for the temple reconstruction. The naming of this batch of votive tablets was in a dirt as nobody has a clue about this elderly monk. The elderly monk appeared to be over 100 years old and the word “Tuad” carries the salutation of great grandfather in Thai. Hence, everyone decided to name the 1st sacred batch of “Praneuwahn” votive tablets consisting of holy powders and plants as Luang Phor Tuad. On 18th April BE 2497, the incantation of the first batch by inviting LP Tuad was conducted at Wat Chang Hai. During this auspicious ceremony, high ranking monks such as Ajarn Nong Wat Sai Kao, Luang Po Song Wat Phra Koh and Luang Pu Chin Wat Muang Yala were invited to confer their blessings.

It is clear now we can associate Luang Phor Tuad with Rajamuni Samiramo, the same legendary monk who lived during the Ayutthaya period. As such, this is the miraculous ability of Luang Phor Tuad votive tablets to provide protection to countless worshipers starting from Hai Wat Chang . Sadly, Ajarn Tim passed away on 30th November BE 2512. 

Ajarn Tim is the master who supervised the production of LP Thong amulets. Ajarn Tim’s original name was Tim Prompradu. He was born in Baan Na Pradu on August 21, 2455. Master was born on August 21, 2455. His parents The names are Inthong and Num Prompradu. There are 6 children in total. Ajarn Tim is the second child in the family. Due to the poverty of the family, the master was sent to Wat Na Pradu by his father to be a little novice monk when he was very young, and he studied Buddhism and received The abbot of Wat Nam Phaddu Temple was deeply influenced by Kruba Talakorn. By the age of 18, Ajarn Tim officially became a junior monk in the temple. 

After becoming a junior monk, in order to help the family, the master left the temple for a short time and returned home to help his parents farm and do some other things. In this way, it was not until two years later that Ajarn Tim returned to Vanang Patu when he was 20 years old. The temple became a monk, and he was officially shaved and became a monk in 2476. In 2484, Ajarn Tim went to Wat Chang Hai to practice at the request of Guru Ta Lakong Kowwe, but the master did not follow the instructions of the abbot. It is to travel around to practice and discuss Buddhism with monks from all over the world. It was not until the master realized that the study tour was almost the same, and then went to Wacanghai Temple to continue practicing Buddhism.

Not long after, Master was appointed as the abbot of Wacanghai Temple. However, at this time, World War II broke out, and the geographical location of Wacanghai Temple was very important. Many military supplies had to pass through the vicinity of Wacanghai Temple. People like to go to Wa Canghai Temple to rest or stay overnight. Because of Master’s compassion, he always helps these people who come to stay overnight as much as possible, and the compassionate spirit of Buddhism is also vividly reflected in Master.

The reason why the master supervised the creation of LP Thuad’s body amulet:

In 2495 of the Buddhist calendar, Master intends to build a temple that not only provides religious services, but also allows ordinary people and monks to preach, and consists of several senior monks to form a preliminary structure. However, it is not enough to have people, and it must be built However, due to funding problems, the construction of the temple had to be stopped halfway. In order to speed up the progress of the temple construction, the master thought of making a batch of amulets to raise money for charity. Because LP Thuad of Wat Canghai Temple is very famous, he thought of making a batch of LP Thuad master’s own dharma cards. When Ajarn Tim told other monks his idea, everyone agreed, so he joined the villagers Collect the materials for making amulets. When the materials are collected, the master began to mix 108 kinds of ingredients, the most special of which is the material of stem mud, which is also the material that leads to the unique color of this amulet. In March 2497 in the Buddhist calendar Put the ingredients into the mold at 12 o’clock in the morning on the 19th. At that time, the estimated production quantity was 8,400 noodles, but due to time constraints, only 6,400 noodles were finally produced. The cards were taken out for the marriage ceremony in the afternoon of April 18th, and this batch of cards was only issued to Master Azan Tim’s close disciples at the beginning, as well as those who made contributions to the temple. The master began to make LP Thuad, and because the LP Thuad produced by him repeatedly performed miracles, the LP Thuad himself, supervised by the master, has since become a legend in the amulet world. From then on, Ajarn Tim began to make it, and his dragon The sacred objects of Potuo also continued to perform miracles. However, Ajarn Tim fell ill in BE 2510, and his condition continued to deteriorate. He passed away in the early morning of November 30, 2512.