There isn’t much records on the origins of Luang Phor Na Dam but it is estimated at least a century years old.
As we heard: It was believed to be in the temple all this while but kept aside unnoticed.
One day, the previous Chief Abbot, Phrakru Vithes Thammaphitaks, commonly known as Pothan Daeng has a dream. Luang Phor Na Dam appeared in Pothan Daeng’s dream telling Pothan Daeng to enshrine His Wooden Bucha properly.After Pothan Daeng woken from his dream, he meditated upon it and realised it wasn’t a dream but rather an instruction from a divine being within the temple. Searching from his memory of his dream the location where Luang Phor Na Dam was sitting and true enough Pothan discovered a wooden statue, a very old statue. Sensing His divinity and power, Pothan arranged a proper ceremony to invite Luang Phor Na Dam to occupy the temple’s main shrine.
Ever since then, Luang Phor Na Dam has always been revered by the lay disciples till now. The temple’s popularity grew with LP Na Dam’s presence.
There has been many amazing encounters villagers and others experience with LP Na Dam. This year it self, Luang Phor Na Dam exhibits his amazing power. Earlier this year, during night time when everything was peaceful and quiet suddenly a divine being woke Ven. Than Chao Khun Eak abruptly alarming Ven. that something is amiss. Ven. was surprised that he discovered thiefs stealing the Bucha of LP Na Dam. He raised his voice, alarming the other disciples and monks, the thiefs escaped upon the alarm without the Bucha.
This batch took quite some time to collect hand written yants and blessings from Ven. LPs all over Thailand and Kelantan, Malaysia. View this video....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42QdG_xrpiM
