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The Most Venerable Luang Phor Taweesak (Ajarn Seuar Dam – Wat SriNual)

This collection is dedicated to the Most Venerable Luang Phor Taweesak , nicknamed Ajarn Seuar Dam ("The Black Tiger Master"), a legendary and atypical figure in contemporary Thai Buddhism. Born on March 5, 1907, he passed away in 2021 at the remarkable age of 114. He was the abbot of Wat SriNual , a temple surprisingly located in a military school on the outskirts of Bangkok.

A monk, a tiger, a vigilante

Before taking up the robes, LP Taweesak was one of Thailand's famous "Three Bandit Lords," alongside Tiger-Bai (the Red Tiger) and MahaSuan (the White Tiger). Like a modern-day Robin Hood, he redistributed stolen money to the poor and, along with his companions, funded the construction of schools, roads, and hospitals across the country. It is estimated that they donated more than 4 billion baht to Thai society.

A magical lineage and authentic power

A disciple of the lineage of the very famous Luang Phor Suk of Wat Phra Kong MakarmTao, LP Taweesak developed a powerful mastery of sacred magic. He is notably known for:

• His public demonstrations of telekinesis , validated even by skeptical illusionists
• His personalized Takrut blessings , sometimes created on site for visitors
• His legendary Jatukarm Ramathep amulets , notably the “3 Tigers Return Hearts” series (Red, Black, White)
• Its consecration rituals are imbued with a special energy, notably through sacred Sai Sin threads and powerful Nam Mön

LP Taweesak also made numerous television appearances, where he demonstrated his talents as a spiritual master and magnetizer, tracing Yant in a state of deep concentration.

A master of unparalleled generosity

During a personal visit, your webmaster received a kind correction from him: after presenting a box of dubious amulets, LP Taweesak noted that only the boxes were authentic. He took the time to recreate and bless a genuine Takrut amulet himself, placed it in the box, and handed it to his visitor, declaring it a unique, blessed piece. A rare gesture that sums up the kindness of this exceptional master.