Luang Phor Ngern BE 2528

Luang Phor Cheua Chantagoh officially named Phra Kru Visuthiranyapong, was born on February 4th, B.E.2472 during the reign of King Rama VII.

He became a student of  Luang Phor Jae, Abbot of  Wat North Bang Klan temple, and close friend of Luang Phor Ngern. Wat North Bang Klan was the residence of Luang Phor Ngern before he moved to Wat Bang Klan. Indeed they were together for almost three years.

Luang Phor Jae was considered one of the very best Keji Ajahns to have created small Buddha images possessing  a true and precise knowledge of the aakom or magic required to mix together all the constituents that were required to create Neua Loha or the sacred alloy. This is more than just an understanding of the components but a deep knowledge of Katha Aakom and a considerable Pralangjit or mental power.

In fact Luang Phor Jae was considered to be a pra aranwaasee having originated from a secretive sect of jungle monks who studied deep meditation and mental power and control. He was the monk that created the small Buddha image made from Neua Loha which covered a base of clay.

In fact it is recorded that he would create the small buddha images whilst Luang Phor Ngern took the responsibility of blessing them.

In the year BE 2528 Luang Phor Cheua from Wat South Bang Klan agreed to create a new series of  Lunag Phor Ngern pims.

He collected a large amount of sacred materials from Wat Prasart, located 300 metres from Wat Kong Karam, and in particular ancient amulets which he combined  with amulets originally created by Luang Phor Ngern, such as Pim Niyom, Pim Keedta and Pim Job

It is said that a number of strange occurrences were associated with the production of these new pims.