code : A651

Mini Bucha of LP Thuad Wat Changhai

Dimensions: 6~6.5 cm (height) x 4 cm x 3.5 cm.

I don’t remember what year exactly this LP Thuad Bucha was made, i rented it from Wat Changhai circa year 2010-2015. There is a Rian amulet at the bottom of statue.

Wat Chang Hai is a renowned Buddhist temple in Thailand that is deeply connected to Luang Phor Thuad. It is the place where Luang Phor Thuad’s remains are enshrined, making it a significant pilgrimage site for devotees.

Luang Phor Thuad is a highly revered monk in Thai Buddhism, known for his miracles and spiritual attainments. His association with Wat Chang Hai has solidified the temple’s reputation as a sacred and powerful place of worship. Many people visit Wat Chang Hai to pay their respects to Luang Phor Thuad, pray for blessings, and seek spiritual guidance.

In ancient times, fear and panic gripped coastal villages as pirates anchored their ships nearby. The Chinese pirates, wishing to test the powers of Somdet Pha Ko, forcibly took him aboard their vessel. As they left the shore, a strange occurrence befell them: their ship became motionless, unable to navigate. Despite their efforts, the pirates couldn’t resolve the issue, and days turned into a desperate struggle for fresh drinking water.

Seeing their plight, Luang Pu Thuat, moved by compassion, intervened. He extended his foot, touching the seawater, which shimmered and sparkled. The pirates, guided by his instruction, scooped up the water and drank, their skepticism fading as it miraculously turned into fresh water. Astonished by this extraordinary event, the pirates immediately sought forgiveness and returned Luang Pu Thuat to the shore. This incident earned him the revered title “Luang Pu Thuat Stepping on Salt Water and Turning it Fresh,” a legacy that continues to this day.