Luang Pho Long, an Uncommon age 92 yeas old Ayutthaya Monk:
Luangpu Long (age: 89, 2019 C.E., hometown: Samut Prakan province), an uncommon guru monk who was once a charming and invulnerable gangster, a man who never feared anyone *even World War II bombs could not damage him at all! Furthermore was a nephew of Luangpu Phrink, a legendary guru monk of Thailand.
*Luangpu Phrink, Wat Bang Pakok, Bangkok was a superb guru monk in Thai history whom Prince Chumphon (son of King Rama 5) trusted and asked him to ordain three of his sons. Moreover, LP Phrink is said to build many miracles. He was a monk who gave out Thai soldiers powerful talismans that saved many soldiers in Indochina War. Luangpu Long (his nephew) told that he saw Yant jackets his uncle was blessing flying in the chapel! And added that his uncle had powerful charm magic called Metta Maha Niyom. *
Luangpu Phrink loved Luangpu Long, his nephew very much. He blew wind from his mouth to LP Long head and taught his nephew all his magic and mantras. That is to say, LP Long has completely become a representative of LP Phrink, his uncle.
In adolescence, due to getting holy knowledge from his uncle, LP Long never feared anyone and moreover was so charming that ladies followed.
Later, LP Long saw Luangpho Ophasi (a famous guru monk in the past) practicing Techo Kasin or doing meditation by focusing all intention on the fire. LP Long felt interested and came to LP Ophasi at Arsom Bang Mod (today Wat Phutthabucha), Bangkok. He asked LP Ophasi for being a disciple and then learnt that kind of meditaton and fantastic magic from LP Ophasi until fully understood.
After that, LP Long applied for a soldier to serve the Nation, was ever in the holy event called Krob Kru Luang (national Krob Kru ceremony) in the reign of King Rama 6, then went to many wars and safely came back every time.
After being dismissed, LP Long got ordained and took a walk journey called Tudong from the North to the South. Now, LP Long stays at Wat Wiwekwayuphat, Ayutthaya province. His shelter is near the crematorium where LP Long considers about death, commonness of all humans.
