Luang Phor Leua Wat Khon Cha Ngok who is well-known for his Takrut believed to be one of the top guru monks in Saraburi Province. 

In fact, Luang Phor Leua is strict on only following the traditional method that was taught to him by Luang Phor Salat Wat Pradoo Songtam who was his teacher. As every Takrut that was consecrated by him requires him to Yant and Chant personally. Hence, Luang Phor Leua is known as the 2nd Luang Phor Kalong among the locals. 

During BE 2553, Luang Phor Leua was invited to Wat Pradoo Songtam for a blessing ceremony. While the ceremony was on-going, it was reported by many devotees as they witnessed Luang Phor Leua was doing his meditation and the water in the alms was spinning non stop after however a period of time, the alms was broken. 

Other than his well-known Takrut, Luang Phor Leua is also well-known for his Gourd also known as Hu Lu (Hulu). As more and more devotees who wear his holy item, have experienced some changes in their life, they would often visit Luang Phor Leua as well. 

Luang Phor Leua Wat Khon Cha Ngok is an eminent monk in Saraburi Province, Thailand. Luang Phor Leua also learned meditation and ancient authentic Takrut production from Luang Phor Salat, a famous eminent monk in Ayutthaya, Thailand. Symptoms can be resolved for them. 

In BE 2553, when Luang Phor Leua was invited to Wat Pradoo Songtam in Ayutthaya to consecrate the consecration ceremony, when Luang Phor Leua was meditating and consecrating, the scripture water contained in the oatmeal in front of him was spinning continuously, and after a while ., It was unbelievable that it happened. The bowl was broken on the spot. This incident has been seen by believers and it was featured in magazines in Thailand.

In recent years, Master’s believers have been increasing. Among many believers are businessmen, Thai politicians, senior Thai police officers, senior Thai military officers, and many others from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Canada, etc. Believers, there are also many people wearing holy relics made by Luang Phor, and many incredible deeds have happened one after another.

Luang Phor Leua is very careful when making holy objects. Each Takrut is written by Luang Phor while reciting scriptures. It is very time-consuming. Afterwards, it must be blessed for three months to one year. The length of time is to reach Luang Phor. Only after Leua’s own request will the believers ask for confession, and writing Takrut can’t be written every day, you have to choose the day and time, some can only be done once a year, and some can only be written in the middle of the night, so it needs to be completed once. Takrut is not simple.