Luang Phor Swas a senior monk at Wat Kasetsuk, Phayao province is commonly referred to as Phor Poo Reussi as he was ordained an ascetic before he became a Buddhist monk

During that time he had traveled extensively in deep jungles in Thailand, Khmer, Burma, and Laos to learn and gain knowledge of the sacred sciences.

He would surprise many people due to his supernatural intuition. He would know of the problems of those who approached him, before he was told.

It was said that Luang Phor Swas Sirimungkalo became a Buddhist monk at the suggestion of his sacred teacher, as a way in which he could help more people.

Strangely his ordination ceremony could not be organized by normal monks because he sacred power was so great. It was thought, according to ancient belief, that in doing so their lives would be shortened.

As a result Luang Phor spent several months traveling before he was able to find a sufficiently powerful monk to ordain him.

After his ordination, he spent many years in Norther Thailand, and was highly respected by monks and laymen alike. Many people donated money to help him build the temple which today is known as Wat Kasetsuk.

After he was appointed as the abbot of the temple Luang Phor Swas created several series of sacred amulets, many of which feature in the website. His amulets are in very high demand.

This particular amulet Guman Thong Prai Fad Kaewkwan (Pim Yai) is quite special. LP Swas invited the sacred souls who protect the 16 heavens and 15 earths to help increase the efficacy. He prayed and recited sacred spells for several months.