#Brief History of
Phra Ajarn Phisanu Yantharo
(Ajahn Inpan)
Phra
Ajarn Phisanu was born in Ban Nong Ko, Kranuan District, Khon Kaen
Province. He was ordained three times. The first time, he was a novice
monk at Wat Si Sawang, Kranuan District, for two years. His second
ordination was as a meditation monk in Tha Khantho District, Kalasin
Province, where he studied meditation with Luang Pu Rod of Wat Tham Sai
Thong for one Lent. His third ordination was in Phen District, Udon
Thani Province, where he studied Vipassana meditation with Phra Khru
Sobhon Thammakut, the deputy abbot of Phen District. He also traveled to
study Vipassana meditation with several abbots along the Mekong River,
beginning with Luang Pho Bunmak Phuripanno and numerous other abbots. He
also studied and experimented with spells, black magic, and alchemy.
Various magical spells and yantra of all religions.
He is now 20
years old, approaching 45, and has stopped his pilgrimage to establish a
forest temple not far from Sri Bunruang Village in Na Pu Subdistrict,
Phen District, Udon Thani Province. He has used his knowledge of various
arts and crafts to help the villagers, including the Headless Tiger
Spirit amulet. When he met Father Thongsuk and witnessed the power of
the Headless Tiger Spirit amulet, he requested to learn from Father
Thongsuk Konbun of Ban Non Chanasongkhom, Wanorn Niwat District, Sakon
Nakhon Province. He readily accepted his studies, as they shared a
common temperament. Both revered him as a father figure, and from that
day on, he received the knowledge of the Headless Tiger Spirit amulet.
Phra
Ajarn Phisan then combined his various skills, mastering them all.
These skills included gold takruds, spirit-expelling magic knives, and
puppets. The subject of the Mercury-Wing Bia Kae, the Groaning Takrud,
the Angel Ring, the Wealthy Charm Balm, the Buffalo Archer subject, the
Rotating Kla subject, the Morning Lover's Wood subject, and many other
subjects, both black and white, but the subject that he is good at is
the Dhamma-Ballu subject, which he uses at present. And on this
auspicious occasion, he created the Headless Tiger Medallion to raise
funds to purchase land for the construction of a chapel in the future
for Wat Pa Chai Nimit, which is still lacking and not yet complete.