SPP-Amulet
(Guru Monk).

แนะนำ/ศึกษา วัตถุมงคล

พระเทพวิทยาคม  หรือ คูณ  หลวงพ่อเริ่มทำวัตถุมงคลประมาณ ปี 2493 ใช้คาถาในการปลุกเสกว่า “มะอะอุ นะมะพะธะ นะโมพุทายะ พุทโธ ยานะ” และโด่งดังในวงการ “พระเครื่อง” ในปี 2536 เมื่อเกิดอุบัติภัยร้ายแรง 2 ครั้ง เพราะผู้ที่รอดชีวิตต่างมีวัตถุมงคลของหลวงพ่อคูณ
มรณภาพอย่างสงบ เมื่อวันที่ 16พ.ค.58 สิริอายุ 92ปี 71พรรษา



Luang Phor Koon Paritsuttho Luang Phor Koon (LP Koon) was born on the 4th day of October in 1923 (B.E.2466) in a small village called Ban Rai, Dan Khun Thod District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province (It is also commonly known as Korat). LP Koon was the eldest son and had two younger sisters. His mother died when he was at the age of 11. His aunties then took LP Koon's care. Not long after his mother died, his father remarried, and LP Koon was sent to Wat Ban Rai to study Buddhism. During the day, he helped his father to plow the field and fed and bathed the buffalo; at night, he went to the temple to study and help to clean up the temple during his spare time.

When LP Koon was 20, his auntie and relatives gave's some money and sent him to Wat Thanon Hatyai. LP Koon was ordained as a monk at 21 at Wat Thanon Hat Yai in May 1944 ( B.E.2487). Phra Kru Wijahn Dtigit was the preceptor, and Phra Kru Atigahn Torng Suk was his dhamma teacher. His monk's name is called Paritsuttho. During the year, during the summer observation vacation, he went to Wat Nongpho to learn meditation under the master Luang Phor Daeng (LP Daeng) and further his studies on Buddhist knowledge.

When LP Koon was 20, his auntie and relatives gave's some money and sent him to Wat Thanon Hatyai. LP Koon was ordained as a monk at 21 at Wat Thanon Hat Yai in May 1944 ( B.E.2487). Phra Kru Wijahn Dtigit was the preceptor, and Phra Kru Atigahn Torng Suk was his dhamma teacher. His monk's name is called Paritsuttho. During the year, during the summer observation vacation, he went to Wat Nongpho to learn meditation under the master Luang Phor Daeng (LP Daeng) and further his studies on Buddhist knowledge.

After several years, through his exceptional intelligence, he studied almost everything from LP Daeng, such as Dhamma, Samadhi, and Wichah (magic). Then LP Daeng told him. “You have now acquired a firm foundation against basic meditation and the Sanskrit language, and it is time for you to seek for another renowned master to further your knowledge.” He introduced a high-ranking monk to LP Koon, Luang Phor Khang (LP Khang). When LP Khang met LP Koon, he could immediately tell that LP Koon was a very unusual monk and would have a bright future ahead and accepted him as his disciple.

LP Koon learned to cultivate Buddhist practice and all forms of spiritual powers from LP Khang. During his studies, he had to climb over the mountains and enter the forest to practice his spiritual skills on remote mountain peaks. Three years went by, and when LP Koon had learned everything, he left his master LP Khang and decided to go on his own to fulfill the Buddhism faith and help the needy. Wherever he goes, he is a well-respected monk by the villagers. Later, LP Koon meets with LP Kong (a Thudong monk). When LP Kong went to Thudong, he brought LP Koon along. Besides Dhamma and Samadhi, LP Kong also taught LP Koon with magic chanting and inserting takrut. After learning from LP Kong for some time, LP Koon went to Thudong alone as far as Laos, Cambodia, and other places in the Northeast and stayed in the forests for many years.

One day when LP Koon went to Thudong and reached a mountain border between Thailand and Laos, the mountain area was extraordinary and surrounded with unusual weird-looking trees. On that evening, several woodcutters were seen rushing down the mountain. LP Koon enquired about it and learned that the hill was previously a Kingdom. Because many had died there, many grievance spirits roamed out at night to cause harm and disturbances to the villagers. All the villagers were afraid, and nobody dared to enter or stay on the mountain at night. The woodcutters advised LP Koon to leave the hill as many monks had encountered misfortunes. LP Koon replied, “Since there are many grievance spirits in the mountain, as a monk, I should help them and hope to take them out from their realms of suffering.” The woodcutters remained silent and thought they would have to return the next day to collect his dead body.

LP Koon then found a suitable area and set up his tent under a tree. After purification, he started to meditate and chant prayers inside his tent. In the middle of the night, a strange wind occurred, and in the course of it, he heard a voice crying in the wilderness, and the sound was getting nearer and nearer to him. Later he heard a voice speaking to him; LP Koon listened and listened to the grievance spirit and said, "Hey! Here you come again, the guy in a yellow robe. You are so daring. You do not know how many of these guys with yellow robe had died here. You will experience death in a little while. Ha-ha-ha." The crying sound became louder as the wind blew stronger. At that time, LP Koon keeps chanting mantras, and suddenly a bright yellow light comes down and enshrines his tent. The surrounding trees were swaying heavily from side to side, and it's seen to wind up the canvas of LP Koon. The yellow light expels even the trees about to fall on his tent. LP Koon keeps on concentrating on meditation inside the tent. The nasty wind storm stopped; eventually, many trees were felled, but LP Koon remained unhurt. The evil spirit was dissatisfied with LP Koon and wondered why this yellow robe guy could not be hurt. LP Koon then used his spiritual power and told the nerves, I am here for you, and I wanted to help you relieve yourself from suffering in this human world.

LP Koon is excellent in the Wichah (magic) of entering takrut. He would personally insert the takrut into the arm of devotees. This takrut protects a person from accidents, Metta (kindness), and Kong Grapan (immunity from weapons). For almost two decades, LP Koon chanted a mystical incantation and inserted takrut for devotees. LP Koon stopped inserting takrut to devotees in his unhealthy condition and passed away on 16 May 2015 (2558) at the age of 92. The takrut that LP Koon used to insert into the body of devotees.