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Luang Por Kasem Khemako
Susarn Trilaksana
(Trilaksana Cemetery)
Lampang
A monk exceptionally dedicated to Vipassana
Kammatthana (Buddhist insight meditation).
Through the principle of contentment and mental control over
the body, he attained the final stage of meditation while seated
in front of the funeral pyre. He has liberated
himself from defilements and he is full of loving kindness.
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Phra Nirodha
Rangsi
Kambhira Pannacara
(Luang Poo Desaka)
Wat Hin Mark Peng
Sri Chiengmai, Nongkhai
Ordinated as a novice
at sixteen and as a monk at the age of twenty-two. A
disciple of Phra Acharn Mun Bhuridatto,
he resided in all major regions of the country. At present,
he resides at Wat Hin Mark Peng, Nongkhai.
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Phra Mongkol Theb Muni
(Luang Poh Wat Pak Num)
Wat Pak Nam, Bangkok
A totally dedicated practitioner
of Vipassana Kammatthana (Buddhist
insight meditation). He had contributed greatly to advancing
Buddhism throughout his life until his death in 1959 at the
age of seventy five.
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Phra Rajsangwornbhimon
(Lung Poo Toh)
Wat Pradoochimplee, Bangkok
Ordained a novice at the
age of seventeen and became a monk at the age of twenty. He
practiced Dhutanga (ascetic
practice to remove defilements), traveling extensively
within and outside Thailand. He passed away at the age of ninety-four
and was granted royal funeral rites and ceremonies.
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Phra Subrahmayanthera
(Khru Ba Brahmachak)
Wat Phra Buddhabat Takpah
Pasang, Lamphun
He was responsible for reviving
Wat Phra Buddhabat Takpah
which had been deserted for over one thousand years.
He was an ascetic monk who firmly believed in minimal human
comforts, in particular the four basic requisites, and way very
compassionate. He passed away in 1987.
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