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Sa Kaeo Wat Khao Laem

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Hi forum members :o

I am from Singapore and i will be visiting Sa Kaeo in a couple days. I would like pay a respect to Reverend Father Kalong (Luang Phor Kalong)

Does anyone know about the exact address of Wat Khao Laem ?

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Biography of The Reverend Father Kalong Kiew Kaew

Luang Phor Kalong is recognised as one of Thailand's true Guru monks, practised in the arts of meditation, telepathy and magical incantations.

The Reverend Father Kalong was born on a Saturday in the second lunar month of 1919 at Klong 7, Pathumthani Province.

His mother was from Supanburi Province– she was Luang Phor Niam's younger sister, making Luang Phor Kalong the nephew of Luang Phor Niam of Wat Noi Temple, who incidentally was a senior master of Supanburi Province.

Before his birth, Bang, an old man living opposite was fishing in the night. He saw a Reusi holding a young child's hand who walked into the house.

When the Reverend Father Kalong grew older, he became very interested in studying magical incantations.

He entered priesthood when he was 20 years old at Nabun Temple (Wat Nabun) Klong 7 District, Pathumthani Province. The Reverend Father Niam officiated in his ordination.

After that, the Luang Phor Kalong studied meditation and magical incantations from many senior masters, for example, Luang Phor Niam of Nabun Temple, Klong 7 in Pathumthani Province, Luang Phor Chang of Kien Kate Temple in Pathumthani Province, Luang Phor Auad of Klang Temple, Klong 4 in Pathumthani, Luang Phor Chaem of Takong Temple in Nakhornpathom, Luang Phor of Natangnok Temple in Ayudhaya, Luang Phor Thongsook of Tanoadluang in Petchaburi, Luang Phor Jan of Nangnoo Temple in Lopburi, the Lord Abbot Indrasamacharn (Ngern) of Indrawiharn Temple, Bangkhunprom, Bangkok and Luang Phor Somchai of Khao Sukim Temple in Chantaburi

He practiced the same way as Luang Phor Sook of Pakklong Makhamthao Temple in Chainat. In fact he became the Reverend Father Sook's disciple at the same time as Khun Klaklangpachon, a close subordinate of His Royal Chumporn. Regarding Suthatthepwararam Temple, the Reverend Father Kalong followed Luang Phor Niam of Nabun Temple to attend a sacred ceremony to celebrate the Buddha image "Prabuddhachinnarat Indo-China" at Wat Suthat in 1942. It was there that he had a chance to meet the Patriarch Pae of Suthat Temple.

Afterwards, he studied the art of smelting metals and how to to smelt new metals. He also studied the scriptures and the sacred art of creating the Pra Kring amulet from the Lord Mongkonmuni (Sonthi). He studied with the Reverend Father Chamlong (passed away in 1997)

Luang Phor Kalong was the best disciple and a confidant of the Lord Wisuthacharn or the Lord Pae, (passed away in 2001) who was the direct disciple of the Patriarch Pae.

The Reverend Pae had said that he studied meditation and perceived many things from many masters while meditating, for example, the hermit Poochaosamingprai (the one who led him down to earth), Maha Brahma Chinapanchara, and other masters who have passed away.

There are also many masters who have co-operated with Luang Phor Kalong – some are still living, whilst other have now passed away. An interesting story is that of Luang Phor Toh of Pradoochimplee Temple with whom he meditated with on many occasions. They originally met at Wat Indrawiharn, Bangkhunbrom.

Luang Phor Toh had pointed at Luang Phor Kalong while asking Luang Phor Chaem of Nuannoradit Temple who this monk was, and from where he came. He had said that he had never met a monk with such strong powers of telepathy

from google ,there is not much information about Wat Khao laem.

There is rough information about it as Wat Khao Laem ,Amphur Wang somboon,Sra keaw

map http://thailand.sawadee.com/sakaeo/map.htm

Anyway,I think some TV members who live in Sra kaew can give you more details

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from google ,there is not much information about Wat Khao laem.

There is rough information about it as Wat Khao Laem ,Amphur Wang somboon,Sra keaw

map http://thailand.sawadee.com/sakaeo/map.htm

Anyway,I think some TV members who live in Sra kaew can give you more details

Hi bro, Thanks for your reply hope more bros can give me more details soon cause i will be leaving from singapore to thailand soon. :o

  • 11 months later...

Hi all,

i'm planning to visit LP Kalong too somewhere March. Will appreciate if anyone here could help with providing map & address as well. :o

  • 9 months later...
from google ,there is not much information about Wat Khao laem.

There is rough information about it as Wat Khao Laem ,Amphur Wang somboon,Sra keaw

map http://thailand.sawadee.com/sakaeo/map.htm

Anyway,I think some TV members who live in Sra kaew can give you more details

Any updated info ?

I'd like to visit this temple also

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