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BE 2430

Chao Khun Phraratcha Sangwara Phimon,commonly known as Luang Phor Toh (Luang Pu Toh) was born on 27 March BE 2430 (year of the Chinese Zodiac Pig) to Mr. Loy and Mrs. Tub Ruttanakon from Samnut Songkhram Province. He had a younger brother, Mr. Cheuay Rattanakon (passed away).

His wisdom of leadership was evident since at young. He was intelligence, diligence, generous, polite and held high morality. LPu Toh had never caused trouble for his parents and was dearly loved by them. Since young, he would follow his parents to the temple and expressed great interest in buddhism where he would sneak out to the temple to listen to the sermon and mantra prayers by the monks. He could memorise the mantra and never showed any interested to any female, this indicated good sign for peace and liberation.

At about 13 years old

LPu Toh and his brother studied at Wat Khao Khaew located at Pakklong Bangnoi, Tamboon Bang Phrom, Ampur Bangkontee at Samut Songkhram province. Unfortunately, their parents passed away while they were still young, their cousin, Phra Piksu Khaew (Luang Ta Khaew Mong) brought the young LPu Toh to be under the care of Phra Atikarnsuk, then Chao Awat of Wat Pradoochimplee while his younger brother stayed at Wat Khao Khaew.

Luang Pu Toh

Wat Pradoochimplee
Bangkok
27 March BE 2430 to 5 March BE 2524

BE 2447

At 17 years old, LPu Toh ordained as a novice monk at Wat Pradoochimplee by then Chao Awat, Phra Atikarnsuk as his preceptor. During his novice monkhood, LPu Toh was very diligent at the Dharma and Sutra studies and never caused any problem. He was also very concentrated on meditation. His mentor, Phra Archan Prom, said that almost every night Sammanen Toh would go to the Ubosot alone to practise meditation and sometimes he would perform walking meditation in the forest near Klong Bangluang. Phra Archan Prom also mentioned that LP Toh was quiet and like to asked questions about Dharma.

BE 2430

Chao Khun Phraratcha Sangwara Phimon,commonly known as Luang Phor Toh (Luang Pu Toh) was born on 27 March BE 2430 (year of the Chinese Zodiac Pig) to Mr. Loy and Mrs. Tub Ruttanakon from Samnut Songkhram Province. He had a younger brother, Mr. Cheuay Rattanakon (passed away). His wisdom of leadership was evident since at young. He was intelligence, diligence, generous, polite and held high morality. LPu Toh had never caused trouble for his parents and was dearly loved by them. Since young, he would follow his parents to the temple and expressed great interest in buddhism where he would sneak out to the temple to listen to the sermon and mantra prayers by the monks. He could memorise the mantra and never showed any interested to any female, this indicated good sign for peace and liberation.

At about 13 years old

LPu Toh and his brother studied at Wat Khao Khaew located at Pakklong Bangnoi, Tamboon Bang Phrom, Ampur Bangkontee at Samut Songkhram province. Unfortunately, their parents passed away while they were still young, their cousin, Phra Piksu Khaew (Luang Ta Khaew Mong) brought the young LPu Toh to be under the care of Phra Atikarnsuk, then Chao Awat of Wat Pradoochimplee while his younger brother stayed at Wat Khao Khaew.

BE 2447

At 17 years old, LPu Toh ordained as a novice monk at Wat Pradoochimplee by then Chao Awat, Phra Atikarnsuk as his preceptor. During his novice monkhood, LPu Toh was very diligent at the Dharma and Sutra studies and never caused any problem. He was also very concentrated on meditation. His mentor, Phra Archan Prom, said that almost every night Sammanen Toh would go to the Ubosot alone to practise meditation and sometimes he would perform walking meditation in the forest near Klong Bangluang. Phra Archan Prom also mentioned that LP Toh was quiet and like to asked questions about Dharma.

BE 2450

When LPu Toh was 20 yers old, he was ordained fully as a monk by the boundary established by the Sangha of Wat Prdoochimplee on Tuesday, 16 July 2450. His Preceptor was Phrakru Sammana Dhamsamatan (Wat Paknam Phasieecharoen), First Ordination Teacher was Phrakru Akranusit (Wat Nuanoradit), and Second Ordination Teacher was Phrakru Dhammavirat (Wat Khampaeng). LPu Toh was given a designated Buddhist name Inthasuanno. LPu Toh studies the Darma principle diligently with strong determination for nirvana. When LPu Toh was 26 years old, he became the Chao Awat of Wat Pradoochimplee after Phra Atikarnsuk left the monkhood. LPu Toh remained as the Chao Awat until he passed away in BE 2524. In BE 2455, LPu Toh obtained the Dharma Scholar, Elementary Level. Phra Archan Prom, LPu Toh's mentor in Vipassana Meditation, passed away, LPu Toh went in search for more knowledge of meditation.

Pilgrimage

Initially, LPu Toh studied meditation with Phra Archan Roong (Wat Takrabue, Samut Sakhon), and later with Luang Pho Nong (Wat Amphawan/Wat Klongmadan, Suphan Buri). LPu Toh had also made pilgrimage to the north many times to pay respect to the four Buddha's footprints and the Buddha's relics. As such, LPu Toh was not always at Wat Pradoochimplee except during the yearly Buddhist Lent period. After the Buddhst Lent, he made pilgrimage to the Southern and stayed at Pattani province. LPu Toh went to Singapore and stayed for a few years before returning to Thailand.

Ranks and Titles Conferred

LPu Toh had good management, with justics and mercy and project himself in alignment to the strict conduct of a monk, the council of Sangha had conferred numerous title to him .

BE 2455 - Chao Awat, Wat Pradoochimplee, "Phra Udon Kanarak" Wat Phrachetupon

BE 2457 - Phrakhru Sanghavichit, "Somdej Phra Wannarat (Heng Khemajaree)" Wat Mahathat

BE 2463 - Phrakhrusanyabat Chun Tri "Phra Kru Viriyakitti"

BE 2497 - Phrakhrusanyabat Chun Tho, conferred by King Rama 9

BE 2499 - Ecclesiastical Governor, Tambol Wat Tha Pra

BE 2506 - Phrakhrusanyabat Chun Ek, conferred by King Rama 9

BE 2511 - Phrakhrusanyabat Chun Piset, conferred by King Rama 9

BE 2516 - Phra Racha Khana Chun Saman, Vippasa Dhura "PhraSangworawimolthhern"

BE 2521 - Phra Archa Khana Chun Raj "Phraratchasangwaraphimon"

LPu Toh followed the monk's precept strictlly, he was merciful with pureness of speech, body, mind and good virture. Throughout his monkhood, Lpu Toh had intelligence as a guideline, and worship all aspect of Buddhism and the teaching, practise and enlighment of the Buddha. He led a simple way of life, took good care of the monks and novice under his care. LPu Toh was very proficient in Dharma matters and can answer Dharma questions clearly. LPu Toh ordained since he was 17 years old, studied the Dharma discipleine strictly and profoundly, and adhered to the Vipassana Dhura for 94 years. He was well respected by all walks of lives from layman to the King. No matter ow old he was, LPu Toh would always accept invitation to religious ceremonies.

BE 2424

After coming back from Wat Thum Singh To Thong, LPu Toh fallen ill at Wat Pradoochimplee. He wasn't able to get up from the bed and could only eat a little. The doctor adminstrated saline solutuon for him everyday. On 5 March 2524, the nurse attending to LPu Toh saw there was swelling on his right arm, LPu Toh just nodded and then closed his eyes. Subsequently, LPu Toh passed peacefully at Kutti Sai Yood at the age of 93 years 10 months and 22 days.

The Thai King, King Bhumibol Adulyadej (King Rama 9), learnt of the passing of LPu Toh. He invited LPu's Toh body into the urn with many tiers of umbrella and conferred all honors to the late LPu Toh. The funeral was held at Sala Roy Pee at Wat Benchamabophit under the sponsorship of His Majesty the King. His Majesty the King also attended as funeral host for 7 day, 50 day, 100 day and also on occasion along with the Thai Royal family.

Some of Objects Consecrated

Phra Somdej Prok Pho Pim Ork Rong

BE2518

A total of 33,000 pieces were made and as most of the people were not interested at that time, most of the amulets were kept in Luang Pu's kuti.

Luang Pu blessed the amulets for 5 years and when Luang Pu passed away in BE2524, the amulets were taken out for merit by Wat Pradoochimplee.

The Somdej Phra Nyanasamvara then gave away a few hundreds pieces to the seniors. Those who received them where very happy because at the back of the amulets inscribed Thai alphabets "หลวงปู่โต๊ะ วัดประดู่ฉิมพลี" which stands for Luang Pu Toh Wat Pradoochimplee

Phra Somdej Phim 3 Liam Kha Toh

BE2518

3,000 pieces were made from a mixture of both Nur Phong Geysorn and Nur Phong Bai Lan (without Takrut) by Wat Amataros in BE2518.

Later when Wat Pradoochimplee managed to make their own Phra Nur Phong in BE2519, 5,000 pcs of this Phra Somdej Pim 3 Liam Kha Toh were made in Nur Phong Geysorn and Nur Phong Bai lan (with Takrut).

Phra Somdej, Visit India Edition

BE2521

This amulet was made by Phra Kru Viroj Kittikhun with the mystical symbol of Yant Tri Singhe at the back. Similiar to Phra Pidta Jumbo 1 but smaller with its back bulged, thus named as Phra Pidta Phim Hlang Tao.

Only Nur Phong Bai Lan was used to make these Phra Pidtas, with 900 pieces containing either single takrut or double takrut, and a limited of 5 pieces for Phim Kamagan which contains 3 takruts.

Phra Pidta Hlang Tao

BE2519

This amulet was made by Phra Kru Viroj Kittikhun in Wat Pradoochimplee after being assigned by Luang Pu Toh to make the amulets after returning from India where Luang Pu Toh received an amulet from then Abbot of a Thai temple in Body Gaya which is the place of Lord Buddha's enlightenment.

Ajarn Prayot suggested that the amulet bemade under Pim Prok Pho because Luang Pu meditated under the Bodhi Tree at Body Gaya, and this amulet was made with a picture of the Body Gaya Chedi at the back in remembrance of Luang Pu's visit to the four holy places in India.

8,667 pieces were made in Pim Yai while 3,000 pieces were made in Pim Lek, both in Nur Phong Geysorn and Nur Phong Bai Lan however very much limited in the latter.

Phra Pidta Plod Nee Hlang Yant Na Maha Setti

BE2521~2523

One of Luang Pu Toh’s signature amulets, this Phra Pidta was the last of its kind he consecrated. Renowned for blessings of good fortune and financial relief, it became known as “Phra Pidta Plod Nee” (Debt-Free Phra Pidta).

When giving it to his disciples, Luang Pu Toh blessed them with the words, “May all debts be gone.” Devotees believe its blessings, combined with faith, hard work and perseverance, have helped many improve their finances, reduce debts and achieve financial freedom.

22,040 pieces made with Nur Phong Bai Lan containing 1 takrut. 3,000 pieces made with Nur Phong Geysorn embedded with 2 takruts, 10 pieces embedded with 3 takruts while 3 pieces made with 5 takruts embedded. 

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