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Thanachok Teesang, often called Lom Klongtom, is a Buddha-amulet expert,
who unaided by any eyepiece and only with naked eyes could verify the
authenticity of amulets, particularly those of Luang Phor Kong
Wat Wang Sappharot, Chanthaburi.
Lom's father was born in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, and,
as a child, had saw Luang Phor Kan of Wat Phraya Tikaram beg for
alms every morning. He had witnessed that a flock of crows grasped
Luang Phor Kan's shoulders, while leaving him no injuries, and that a
ferocious fish bit the legs of Luang Phor Kan, who still amazingly bore no wounds.
Lom went to Bangkok in 2511 BE for business, learning quite a lot of
knowledge of Buddha amulets. His father usually told him stories of Thai
senior monks and had collected lots of Buddha amulets of Luang Phor Ban
Wat Bang Nom Kho and Luang Phor Jong Wat Na Tang Nok. Growing
skilled at verifying the authenticity of Buddha amulets, Lom began
to enshrine many amulets such as Luang Phor Ban, Luang Phor Jong,
Luang Pu Thuat Wat Changhai, and Luang Phor Kong
Wat Wang Sappharot, the most efficacious one.
He opened a Buddha-amulet shop in 2537 – 2538 BE.
Lom had ever enshrined Luang Phor Kong Phra Pairee Pinard Nawaloha
amulet at a price lower than its expensive market price. Another time
he received a gold Phra Kring from one customer who didn't know
its gold material until the Phra Kring statue was examined by Lom.
One day Lom went to Wat Wang Sappharot and was recommended
a Buddha amulet which Lom took home although frowning a bit at its
bigger size. Lom worshipped to Luang Phor Kong for good fortunes,
and efficaciously his wishes did come true by earning millions in income.
Heading for Wat Wang Sappharot again and noticing that the tiger
pedestal of Luang Phor Kong statue was too low, Lom told the abbot
that he and his friends were willing to pay the renovation cost to
heighten the tiger pedestal. However, workers could not help but pause
the renovation works to dig open the pedestal because the tools got
damaged by thunderbolt. After asked by workers whether Luang Phor Kong
was made known about this renovation, Lom in a hurry went to the
temple to worship to Luang Phor Kong for well-going working progress.
"One who might have little belief in god should still have great
reverence for deities," said Lom.
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