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Luang Por Kasem was one of the most famous Thai monks who had passed away in BE 2538 at the age of 83. There were many stories being told during his lifetime and good deeds that he had done for many people.
Stories like when he was practising dhamma and sammahdti in the forest, he only bathed once a year and went without food for as long as 49 days. During his practise, he did not even get bitten by mosquito nor having any stench or foul odour under the hot sun or heavy rain. During LP Kasem's lifetime, he had made and consecrated amulets to protect people from harms and dangers. LP Kasem devoted most of his time in practice of meditation in forest and cemetery. He started giving protective spell written on bamboo leaves to a group of soldiers from Lampang who were sent to Burmese border. It had saved many soldier's lives and eventually LP Kasem became popular for making protective amulets. The amulet made in BE 2516 turned into fame overnight during a massive student riot in Bangkok when policemen opening fire at them but those who wore the amulets weren't injured by the bullets. You can read more about some of his stories @ About LP Kasem history. |
 
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