Biography of LP.Chamnan Uttamapanyo.

"Phra Mongkol Waropakarn" or "Luang Por Than Chao Khun Chamnan Uttamapanyo (LP.Chamnan)", Abbot of Wat Chinwararam Worawihan (Royal Monastery), Mueang District, Pathum Thani Province. The famous monk of Pathum Thani city in modern times. He is a monk who practices well, acts rightly, has beautiful moral conduct, and has always been kind to his disciples.

Because his house was closed to Wat Bang Kudi Thong. Therefore, his childhood life had revolved around the temple. It can be said that most of his life was spent in the temple because he would always walk to Wat Bang Kudi Thong to take care "LP.Surin Rewato (Phra Khru Pathum Thamnusit)", the abbot of Wat Bang Kudi Thong at that time. Therefore, LP.Surin had been kind and merciful to LP.Chamnan since he was a child.

When LP.Chamnan had completed compulsory primary school, LP.Surin had ordained him as a Buddhist novice at the age of 14 years. When LP.Chamnan was ordained as a Buddhist novice, this allowed him to serve closely with LP.Surin and learned various Dharma practices together with many valuable magic subjects from LP.Surin that LP.Surin inherited from his Mon Raman master named "Chao Khun Raman Muni, Wat Bang Luang, Pathum Thani Province". Therefore, LP.Chamnan received the teachings and the authentic Mon Raman magic subjects directly from LP.Surin Rewato.

LP.Chamnan has been interested in ancient magic and magic tattoos (Sak Yant) since he was young. He studied both from many monks and magic masters who were experts. After being ordained, he went to study in Mon City, Burma. He met and had Dhamma discussion with "LP.Uttama Saro", the Mon Raman monk who had magical skills and was respected by the Mon Raman people and the Burmese. Therefore, LP.Chamnan is a monk from the Mon Raman lineage who inherited the wisdom and Mon Raman magic of "Chao Khun Phra Raman Muni" from the time of being a Buddhist novice. It can be said that there is no one who knew the Mon Raman tradition as well as LP.Chamnan. He also learned Khmer and Mon language, studied magic subjects with many monks, magic masters, and ancient scriptures as given by his teachers, along with studying magic and various incantations further until becoming proficient.

When anyone goes to visit LP.Chamnan at his temple, it can be seen that the picture behind where he is sitting is a picture of teachers who imparted knowledge to him. He considered gratitude to be an important virtue because it is a morality that demonstrates being a good person, the characteristic of a good person who the world praises, admires, and worships. Gratitude goes hand in hand with the word gratitude. The word "Gratitude" means a strong feeling of appreciation to someone or something for what the person has done to help you, while "Repay Kindness" means to do something kind for someone who has done something to help you. Therefore, the nature of a good person must have "Gratitude" & "Repay Kindness" together, as the poem "Gratitude & Repay Kindness is very important. It is the principle of a good person. Reward others as you deserve. All good people have a grateful heart."

One thing that never ceases to occupy the hearts of LP.Channan's disciples. That is, LP.Chamnan is always well-beloved and relied on by his disciples. In particular, his love for his disciples is unmeasured, because he can feel deeply the goodwill and respect of every disciple. Whoever has become his disciple, he will help until the end, as the teachings of LP.Chamnan always tells his disciples that "A teacher never abandons his disciple. There is only the disciple who forgets and abandons the teacher. If the disciple does not forget the teacher, the teacher will help and support the disciple till death comes".

LP.Chamnan has expertise in magic tattoos (Sak Yant) and making Takrud. He also learned magic subjects from Arjarn Yoo, who was a disciple of LP.Jong, Wat Na Tang Nok, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. Arjarn Yoo told LP.Chamnan that "If you want such magical knowledge, you must consider the putrid corpse until it is to be seen as a corpse like a piece of wood that does not stink or smell badly. Therefore, learning subjects will be effective". From practicing like this, LP.Chamnan's mind was cool and calm. In particular, his walking posture was light and as if there were no traces. Nowadays, technology has progressed beyond borders. But strangely, LP.Chamnan didn't even have a radio or television.

Therefore, it is well known among his disciples that LP.Chamnan is truly magical. His sacred objects and amulets are precious, sacred and miraculous. They have shown miracles in helping many people with both domestic and foreign disciples. He originally held the position of abbot of Wat Bang Kudi Thong, which is not very far from Wat Chinwararam. When he accepted the position of abbot of Wat Bang Kudi Thong in the year BE.2539, he renovated the entire Wat Bang Kudi Thong and constructed many useful permanent structures until Wat Bang Kudi Thong had elegance until the present. He also always promotes education and grant scholarships for monks, novices and students of all ages until nowadays.

⚜️Nationality.

His original name was Mr.Chamnan Phanwa, born on Sunday 30 January 1972, the 15th day of the waxing moon, 3rd lunar month, Year of the Rat. His father's name was Mr Cha-od, his mother's name was Mrs. Samniang, house number 14, Village No.7, Bang Kadi Subdistrict, Mueang Pathum Thani District. Pathum Thani Province.

⚜️Buddhist Novice Ordination.

LP.Chamnan became a Buddhist novice on Saturday 19 July 1986, the 14th waxing moon of the 8th lunar month, Year of the Tiger at Wat Bang Luang, Bang Luang Subdistrict, Mueang Pathum Thani District, Pathum Thani Province.

⚜️Monk Ordination.

LP.Chamnan became a monk on Sunday 19 April 1995, the 14th waxing moon of the 7th lunar month, Year of the Monkey at Wat Bang Kudi Thong, Bang Kadi Subdistrict, Mueang Pathum Thani District, Pathum Thani Province. Phra Upachaya (Preceptor) was Phra Sumethaphon, Wat Bang Luang Temple. Phra Karmwajajarn (Act announcing teacher) was Phra Khru Pathumthammanusit, Wat Bang Kudi Thong. Phra Anusawanajarn (Second Ordination teacher) was Phra Khru Pathum Suttakun, Wat Sang Lan.