Although Luang Phor Nong passed away in BE 2558. Luang Phor Nong is a well-known revered guru monk. 

Luang Phor Nong was born in BE 2549 in Lopburi Province. He is the youngest child in the family of 8 brothers and sisters. At the age of 12, Luang Phor Nong was brought to the temple by his mother to be ordained as a novice monk At the time, he was learning dharma and magic from his uncle the well-known mitmor monk Luang Phor Derm. As his mother was the sister of Luang Phor Derm.

Luang Phor Derm even Sak Yant for Luang Phor Nong on his shoulder. However, Luang Phor Derm told Luang Phor Nong “You are still young and you still go and learn from more guru monks.” So Luang Phor Nong went back to Lopburi to learn from Luang Phor Kol.

When Luang Phor Nong reached the age of 21, he served as a soldier for 2 years. After that, he was ordained as a monk. His preceptor was Luang Phor Opasi. In fact, Luang Phor Nong learned wicha from Luang Phor Derm, Luang Phor Kol and Luang Phor Opasi. Then he went back to Nakhon Pawan and continued to learn from Luang Phor Derm and stayed with Luang Phor Derm till he passed away.

Afterward, Luang Phor Nong was invited to become the abbot of Wat Wang Si Thong. 

Luang Phor Nong knew many mantras from Luang Phor Derm. He was good at consecrating amulets by following Luang Phor Derm’s way. Moreover, Luang Phor Nong was able to contact Pu Lersi through contemplation. Everytime, Luang Phor Nong consecrated amulet invited, heed w Lersi to join him to bless the amulet together.

Luang Phor Nong is a very well-known eminent monk in the south-northeast region of Thailand. It is said that this eminent monk has very strong mana, and he supervised the creation of amulets, which are highly praised by many believers.

Luang Phor Nong was born in Lopburi, Thailand (Lopburi Province) in BE 2459. There are eight brothers and sisters in the family, and the master is the youngest. The mother of Luang Phor Nong is Luang Phor Derm Wat, a very well-known holy monk in northern Thailand. Nong Pho’s sister (Luang Phor Derm is one of the nine holy monks in Thailand, known as the “King of Secret Magic Knife”).

So Luang Phor Nong was brought to the Buddhist temple by his mother when he was twelve years old, to learn Dharma and magic with Luang Phor Derm, and to supervise the creation of sacred amulet of blessing / Luang Phor Derm also personally supported Luang Phor Nong on the shoulders of him With a special scripture seal, it also means that they have a deeper relationship besides master and apprentice.

Luang Phor Derm said to Luang Phor Nong: “You are still young, you should learn more from several masters.” So after returning to Lopburi to visit relatives, Luang Phor Nong chose to learn from the most famous local monk Luang Phor Kol .

It is said that Luang Phor Kol is best at and powerful, that is, he has supernatural powers, which can know the situation of the believers and what they are thinking. Another is that as long as Luang Phor Kol stares, he has the power to set things on fire. I have seen monks lighting candles with both eyes. There is also the holy water blessed by Luang Phor Kol, which can not only turn things around, but also save countless people. These are the deeds of Luang Phor Kol that were very respected by the local people at that time. So at that time, Luang Phor Nong studied with Luang Phor Kol. Get a lot of authentic biography of Luang Phor Kol.

At the age of 21, when Luang Phor Nong reached the age of military service, he also volunteered to serve in the military to defend the country. At that time, the master was sent to the old airport in Bangkok. After two years of retiring from the army, Luang Phor Nong returned to the Buddhist temple to become a monk again. He was shaved by Luang Phor Opasi, another eminent monk at the time, and studied Buddhism and spells from Luang Phor Opasi in the Buddhist temple for four years, and then returned to Luang Phor Derm to practice the law, and took care of Luang Phor Derm until his death.

Since Luang Phor Nong is very famous, he was invited back to Wat WangSiThong as abbot.