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Interesting Facts - Good Luck, Wealthy & Rich Katha



LP Parn, Wat BangNomkho, Ayuthaya


Mr.Prayong Tangtrongjit


His famous herbal medicine


The Katha named Phra PajjekkaBodhi Prod Satwa. It's a greatest Katha for drawing wealth and fortune to practicers. While LP Parn was still alive, he respected this Katha very much. When he walks in or out of his Kuti (monk house) he will raise his hands up Namaskar this Katha and chanting it. If the LP goes to anywhere, he will teach this Katha to people. After teaching, he would say " from now onwards my sons, you will be rich by this Katha, you farmers will gain more crops and big fruits, and no insects disturb you any more." Farmers who practice this Katha gain a lot of crops more than ever. Some kinds of fruits are bigger in size than ever, the banana is as big as adult hand, the melon is as big as a little jar. LP Parn brings those abnormal size of fruits to his temple and shows to people.

Merchants practice this Katha can sell his goods like hot cakes, making a lot of profit. But when counts the products stock, they still left much more than it should be even the products were sold a large amount. It means that the stock are added up more buy this Katha. Employees and civil servants practice this Katha, they will work happily, and the works are always admired by their master. Moreover the position is shifted to higher level meanwhile gaining more salary. So, it is the Katha for wealth and fortune. Whoever chants it until becoming a Smadhi, the big wealth and fortune will come to that one.

Mr.Prayong Tangtrongchit, an important layman disciple of LP Parn, was a poor herbal medicine shop owner, oneday he heard LP Parn teaching this Katha to a monk of Wat Saket. After the teaching session ended, Mr Prayong ask LP Parn that he would like to learn this Katha. "Good, my son , within two years from now onwards you will be a millionaire," said LP Parn.

Mr. Prayong practices this Katha daily in the morning, evening and before going to bed . After 6 month, he reports to LP Parn, "Luang Phor, my herbal medicine sell very good, I gained a lot of money, but so strange that the medicine are still remained in a big stock even I have sold so many and many. More than that The rice I bought in for consumption is used just half a quantity only, even my housewife prepared the rice at normal quantity as usual."

The effects go far beyond than that, Mr.Prayong said,"I can't compare to my grand mother who also practice this Katha. She always practices it until becoming a Smadhi. Oneday a hugh sum of money miraculously filled into an empty safe. Before the money runs into the safe, there is a strange voice saying, "stay quietly and don't move, the money is running into your safe."

"My grand mother told me that after a striking sound, she rush to open the safe. There !!, an empty safe filled fully with money. She said to me: Don't worry now, if the Luang Phor (Parn) need money to buy materials for construction, just tell me--I will donate. The more we donate, the more comfortable we are," said Mr.Prayong.

Mr.Prayong later became a very rich man, he was named the greatest philanthropist of Thailand. He donated as much as LP Parn needed for construction of many temples. " If Luang Phor need money please don't be hesitated to tell me, I will donate as much as you required," said Mr.Prayong to LP Parn.

Before LP Parn passed away, he also taught his many layman disciples. " Don't do evils but do good. Our life is not so long , we just come to this world in a short period and then go. The 5 precepts of the Buddha should be practiced, if one cannot practice all, I request for 2 of them -Don't stealing and Don't drinking(liquor). If you can practice this 2 precepts as well as the Phra PajjekkaBodhi Prod Satwa Katha, you will earn well and live with a happy life," said LP Parn.

Luang Phor Chaai of Wat PananChoeng (Sam Po Kong), Ayuthaya, a great Guru in the WWII period also used this Katha to bless his temple everyday to draw Buddhists come to his temple and donate money for renovation. He gained a great success at wish by the miracle of this Katha SianPhra's booklet on Phra PajjekBodhi Katha.




Na Mo Tassa Bhakhawato Arahato Samma Sambudh Tassa 
Na Mo Tassa Bhakhawato Arahato Samma Sambudh Tassa
Na Mo Tassa Bhakhawato Arahato Samma Sambudh Tassa

Buddha Ma Aa U Na Mo Budh Dha Ya (1 time)

Wira Dhayo Wira Konayang Wira Hingsa Wira Dhasi Wira Dhasa Wira Ittiyo Buddhassa Manee Mama Buddhassa Swahom


(3,5,7,or 9 times)

When you start practicing this Katha, you should start with 3 times for the core Katha(Wira Dhayo....).

Until you chant fluently, you may chant more times. But it is a must to keep the times of chanting constantly in some long period before shifting to more additive step. Or you may keep 3 times forever. But as on Mr.Prayong's practice, he chanted 9 times.

Daily chanting on this Katha will make your earning & living significantly better in some degree, the money from your work efforts is enough for expenses-- if the household money run low, the new money will come in time to support. But for the best result--you must chant this Katha until becoming Jhana (Deep Smadhi)--and the big wealth & fortune will come to you.


Please see also Tips number 4 below - For best result on practicing this Katha:

1. Don't stealing.

2. Don't drinking liquor.

3. Present food to monk at least one daily. In some places it's inconvenient to do this, you can do an option by donate money (any sum you would like to) to a can. If the can fills with moderate sum of money, please bring it to donate to Buddhist temple for monks' food.

4. The main principle on practicing this Katha is--chant it until becoming a Smadhi (mind concentration). The higher Smadhi you reach, the more wealth and fortune will come. You can practice this Katha in every action, standing, walking, sitting, and working. When you want to repeat the Katha, just start with the main Katha: Wira Dhayo Wira Konayang.....

5. Before bringing out the money to use, touch that money and chant the Katha the same times as your usual practice. And in the night before parking your money into the drawer, chant this Katha the same times as your usual practice.

6. If anyone would like to learn this Katha, please teach him because this is the will of the great Guru.

7. If all these done, the practicer will get more and more wealth and fortune.



Useful Tips – The Five Buddha Precepts & Chanting Of Itipiso Mantra


Many people have been asking me what are the rules of wearing thai amulets or seeking more energy or rather more effective? 

They ask whether the answer is doing more magical blessings, rituals, Sak Yants ??? or some are wearing many Factory Made amulets unknowingly ?

Answer: We can follow the five precepts of Buddha, and do more merits (donations to Temple Offerings, Building or Needy). 

Don't Be Mislead by evils !!! Good Luck Everyone !!!


The Five Precepts are basic ethical guidelines taught by the Buddha for lay practitioners -




1) To refrain from killing. The central tenet of Buddhism is ahimsa, or non-harming, which teaches the sanctity of all life—humans, animals, plants, and even the environment. Hence, the first precept helps us engender compassion for ourselves and all living beings.

2) To refrain from taking things not given. Aside from outright stealing, this may also include consuming more than necessary, wasting resources, or exploitation. Instead, the Buddha encouraged us to practice dana, or generosity.

3) To refrain from sexual misconduct. This precept pertains to avoiding causing harm through sexual behavior. This includes sexual assaults, infidelity, promiscuity, and for some Buddhists, premarital sex. Being aware of the suffering caused by sexual misconduct, we can exercise responsibility and strengthen the integrity of our personal relationships.

4) To refrain from lying. This precept invites us to use words wisely, truthfully, and kindly. Just as actions of the body can inflict harm, so too can words. Buddhists aim to seek truth and wisdom; lying and deception only increase delusion and ignorance.

5) To refrain from taking intoxicants. Buddhism emphasizes wisdom and clarity of mind. It teaches us to “look within” to find our Buddha nature. Intoxicants such as alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs cloud our minds and thus impair our ability to practice. Furthermore, when intoxicated, we are prone to transgress the previous four precepts.

The precepts are taken voluntarily, usually in a formal ceremony. In the Abhisanda Sutta, the Buddha called the Five Precepts the “five great gifts” that bestow “freedom from danger, freedom from animosity, and freedom from the oppression of limitless numbers of beings.”

The Five Precepts fall under the “right speech”, “right action”, and “right livelihood” of the Eight-fold Path and are prerequisite for the cultivation of concentration and wisdom. With the practice of upholding the precepts, we are more observant of our body and speech, leading us towards mental stillness and clarity, and ultimately, liberation from suffering.


* Itipiso Mantra - Yant Kropetch Katha *


Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammasambuddhassa (3x)

Itipiso Bhagava (He is indeed the Exalted One)
Araham (far from defilements)
Samma Sambuddho (perfectly enlightened by Himself)
Vijjacaranasampanno (fully possessed of wisdom and excellent conduct)
Sugato Lokavidu (knower of the worlds)
Anutaro Purisadhammasarathi Sattha (unexcelled Trainer of tamable men)
Devamanussanam (teacher of deities and men)
Buddho (the Awakened One)
Bhagavati (the Lord skilled in teaching Dhamma)

Svakkato Bhagavata Dhammo (well expounded is the Exalted One’s Dhamma)
Sanditthiko (to be seen here and now)
Akaliko (not delayed in time)
Ehipassiko ( (inviting one to) come and see)
Opanayiko (leading inwards)
Paccatam Veditabbo Vinnuhiti (to be seen by each wise man for himself)

Supatipanno Bhagavato Savakasangho (that which is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciple who have practiced well)
Ujupatipanno Bhagavato Savakasangho (that which is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciple who have practiced straightly)
Nayapatipanno Bhagavato Savakasangho (that which is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciple who have practiced rightly)
Samicipatipanno Bhagavato Savakasangho (that which is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciple who have practiced properly)
Yadittam (that is to say)
Cattari Purisayugani (the four pairs of men- those who are in the four pairs of Noble Path and Fruition)
Attha Purisapuggala (the eight types of individual persons- those who are with the mind of a Stream Winner up to Fruition of Arahantship)
Esa Bhagavato Savakasangho (that is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciples)
Ahuneyyo (worthy of gifts)
Pahuneyyo (worthy of hospitality)
Dakkkhineyyo (worthy of offerings)
Anjalikaraniyo (who should be respected)
Anuttaram Punakkhetam Lokassati (incomparable field of merit to the world)


Youtube Link To Chant Along - 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivSD7UQABr0


Yant Kropetch (The Mantra of Diamond Shield. Luang Phor Parn of Wat Bang Nom Kho)

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Interesting Facts – Phra Katha Chinabunchorn Mantra by Phra Somdej Toh (Archan Toh)

Great Mantra For Everyone To Chant ~


Phra Katha Chinabunchorn Mantra is chanted by almost everybody in Thailand, and is considered to be one of the most Sacred Kata available for Chanting. The scripture text consolidated the divine powers of Budhha, the 500 Arahant and the Immortals from Heaven to protect those who recite the scripture text.
How did this Katha come about?
There are three different version of history linking it to Phra Somdej Toh of Wat Rakang Kositaram -
The first version is the Chinabunchorn Mantra is given to Phra Somdej Toh by a Sri Lanka Buddhism monk on a visit to Thailand.
The second version is a Deva came into the dream of Phra Somdej Toh and tell him that there is a great Mantra buried somewhere around Wat Rakang Kositaram. After showing Phra Somdej Toh the location of the buried Mantra the Deva disappear. The next day when Phra Somdej Toh was awake he dug the spot that the Deva has point out and he found the Chinabunchorn Mantra. As the Mantra has been buried for century under the Temple, some of the words are unreadable. So the great Phra Somdej Toh have to mediate to recreate the lost wording.
Third version of the myth is that Katha Chinabunchorn was composed by a Phra Thaera from Chiang Mai whose name is not recorded in the Mantra history.
Preparation Before Chanting (optional) -
When learning to recite the Katha, devotee must recite it on a Thursday, have his/ her body cleansed and wear only clean clothing. Nine joss-sticks must be lighted and offered before the Buddha and any other Deities at the altar in your home. Fresh jasmine flowers or any other 5-coloured flowers are to be place before the holy image.
Effects From Praying Mantra -
You will have a consciousness all the time.    
You will have a good health.
You will have a peaceful mind.
You will have a better life.
(Note: Do Good Deeds/Merits*)

Phra Katha Chinabunchorn
Namotassa Bagawato Ahrahato Samma Samputassa ( x3)

Putta GarMoLa PayPutTung TaNaGaMoLa PayTaNung AutThi GarYay GarYar YarYa TayWaNung PiYaTung SootTaWa

Cha Ya Sa Na Ka Tha , Puttha Chay Ta Wa MarRung SaWa HarNung , Jattu Sutja SaPung Rasunk Yay Pivingsu Na Ra Sa Pa

Tun Hung Ga Ra Ta Yo Putta AudTaVee SaThi NaYaGa , SupPay PaThidTiTar MaiHung Mud Ta Gay Tay Muss Nis Sa Ra

See Say PaThiThidToh MaiHung Puttho Dhummo TaViLoJaNay , Sunkho PaThiThidToh MaiHung AuRay Sappa KuNaGaRo

HaTaYay May ArNuRutTho SareePutTho Ja TukKhiNay , GohnTunYo PhidThiPar KusSaMing MokKunLaNo Ja Wa Mar Gay

TukKhiNay SaWaNay MaiHung ArSoong ArNunTaRaHuLo , GusSaPo Ja MaHaNaMoh AuPaSoong WaMaSoTaGay

GaySunTay PhidThiPar KusSaMing , SuRiYo Wa PaPungGaRo , NiSinNo SiRiSumPunNo , SoPiTo MuNi PoongKaWo

GuMarLa GusSaPoh TayRo , MaHaySee JitTa Wa Ta Go , So MaiHung WaTaNay NidJung , PhaThidThaSi KuNaGaRo

PoonNo AungKuLiMarLoJa AuParLee NunTaSeeWaLee , TayRa PunJa E May ChaTa NaLaTay ThiLaGar Ma Ma

SaySarSeeThi MaHaTayRa ViShiTar ChiNaSaWaGa , A Tay SeeThi MaHaTayRa ChiTaWunTo ChiNoRaSa , ChaLunTar SeeLaTayChayNa AungKaMungKaySu SunThiTar

RaTaNung PuRaTo ArSi , TukKiNay MetTaSootTaGung , TaChakKung PudShaTo ArSi , WaMay AungKuliMarLaGung

CunTaMoRa PaRitTunJa , ArTar NarThiYa SoodTaGung , ArGarSay ShaTaNung ArSi , SaySar PaGarRaSunThiTar

Chi NaNa WaRaSunkYootTha , SudTupPaGarRa LungGaTar , WaTaPidTa ThiSunChaTa , ParHeRutChaShutTu PudTaWa

ArSaySar ViNaYung YunTu , ArNunTa ChiNaTayChaSar , WaSaTo May SaGitJayNa , SaTar SumPutThaPunChaRay

ChiNaPunChaRa MutChumaHe ViHaRunTung MaHee TaLay, SaTa PaLenTu Mung SupPay Tay MaHaPuRiSarSaPar

ItJayWaMunTo SuKootTo SuRukKho , CheNarNuParWayNa CheTuPudTaWo , DhumMaNuParWayNa CheTarReSunkKho , SunkKaNuParWayNa CheTunTaRaYo , SudDhumMarNuParWa Parrithtoh JaRaMi ChiNa Pun Cha Ray Thi

China Punchara Paridtung Mungrukkhatu Suppatha

Youtube Link To Listen –


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