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Luang Phor ChannaiHeadless Tiger bucha
05/09/2026

Luang Phor Channai
Headless Tiger bucha

A Dharma discussion with Luang Por Channai. Luang Por spoke and laughed with a smile. He said, "My disciples are sitting...
23/08/2026

A Dharma discussion with Luang Por Channai. Luang Por spoke and laughed with a smile. He said, "My disciples are sitting here, all stiff and difficult to talk to, their mouths are dry." Then he laughed again. Luang Por is a good-natured monk and never puts on airs. Disciples and followers can come and pay their respects without discrimination based on wealth or social class. Furthermore, Luang Por is a very down-to-earth monk, living a simple life, not extravagant, and disliking commotion. He eats anything; he's a very simple monk. And most importantly, he is a monk deeply loved by his disciples.

LP ChannaiRian Ayu Wat Tha Na Mong Khon
18/07/2026

LP Channai
Rian Ayu Wat Tha Na Mong Khon

Luang Phor ChannaiWat Sangkrapidi Third Headless Tiger and Sixth Headless Tiger
29/06/2026

Luang Phor Channai
Wat Sangkrapidi

Third Headless Tiger and Sixth Headless Tiger

Making Merit By Offering Food To Monks Total amount contributed by people to the Baisri offering tree: 153,400 baht (one...
08/06/2026

Making Merit By Offering Food To Monks

Total amount contributed by people to the Baisri offering tree: 153,400 baht (one hundred and fifty-three thousand four hundred baht). May it bring good fortune, blessings, and wealth.

Teachings of Luang Por Chainai Chanthasaro He always said, "Everyone who comes to the temple to see me, I never think of...
05/05/2026

Teachings of Luang Por Chainai Chanthasaro

He always said, "Everyone who comes to the temple to see me, I never think of them as anyone else. I always think of them as brothers and sisters, people I can talk to, advise, and guide, depending on the circumstances. Just stepping onto the temple grounds, everyone is a brother and sister, everyone is family. We can greet each other anytime. In our lineage, we don't discriminate based on who came first or last. Everyone has equal rights."

Forest cloth souvenir 2569 Hanuman. First generation. Luang Pho Channai. Wat Sangkhapridi.
11/04/2026

Forest cloth souvenir 2569 Hanuman. First generation. Luang Pho Channai. Wat Sangkhapridi.

The Third Headless Tiger (or Tiger with a Severed Tail)In the teachings of Luang Phor Chanae Chanthasaro, the term "Thir...
06/04/2026

The Third Headless Tiger (or Tiger with a Severed Tail)

In the teachings of Luang Phor Chanae Chanthasaro, the term "Third Headless Tiger" is a symbolic representation of occultism and a master talisman. It doesn't refer to a real tiger, but rather a "Tiger Master" that embodies specific powers and qualities. Its meanings can be broken down as follows:

The primary meaning of "Headless Tiger":
Headless Tiger = A tiger whose head has been cut off in occult practices.
Signifies the severance of ego / egolessness / non-attachment to form and name.
A high-level occult practice, comparable to "power beyond the physical body."
Deeper meanings:
Formless and shadowless → Protection against black magic and invisible forces.
Cutting karma and misfortune → Warding off negativity from one's life.
Beyond harm → Invincibility at a mastery level
Mystical power → Used for compassion and protection
Meaning of the “Third One”
The number “3” in this lineage signifies:
The Tripartite Realm / Three Worlds (Human World – Heaven – Hell)
Body – Speech – Mind
Past – Present – ​​Future

In summary:
Encompassing all realms, dimensions, and time periods.
Meaning of “Tiger” in this lineage:
Tiger = Master of power
Power, prestige, and awe-inspiring presence
Protection from danger
Courage, fearlessness
Hunter → Transforming evil into good
When combined, “Headless Tiger, the Third One”
results in:
High-level tiger master power that severs the ego, transcends the physical form, encompasses all realms, and provides all-around protection.
Buddhist virtues / Beliefs mentioned:
(According to disciples and believers)
Invincibility and protection from harm
Protection against black magic and mystical forces
Enhances power, prestige, and awe-inspiring presence
Compassion and popularity for gangsters and leaders
Turning bad situations into good ones.
The meaning in the context of "teacher"
In the teachings of Luang Pho Chainai Chanthasaro,
the "Headless Tiger" is considered one of the highest-level teacher spells.
The user must have a "teacher" and respect their teachers.
It's not just an amulet, but "a living spell."

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