15/09/2026
Sacred amulets of the grand master.
Ajarn Kitja Wajasaj, the teacher who passed on the manuscript for making Phra Kring amulets from Wat Suthat, as well as various knowledges to Phra Ajarn Adhisak
🐒Ling Chon or Leaping monkey
Carved from broken tamarind wood
Ajarn Kitja Wajasaj
Sacred occult wicha in the legend of Wat Khao Yi San, when mentioning Wat Khao Yi San, everyone will think of the legendary Lood Om of Luang Pu Lai.
Wat Khao Yi San does not only have Lood Om, but also another amulet that few people have heard of or possessed, which is the “Ling Chon”.
Ling Chon is a monkey-shaped amulet made from wood according to the manuscript, which is considered a type of magical object.
This knowledge is from Wat Khao Yi San, which was passed on to Luang Pho Nueng and Luang Pho Nim from Wat Huai Rong, Phetchaburi Province.
Luang Pho Lai once said to the villagers near Wat Khao Yi San that “our birds fly far to find food,” meaning that all of his knowledge ended up in other temples, not only in the original temple.
Currently, there is only one successor to the Ling Chon manuscript from Luang Por Nim of Wat Huai Rong.
That is Ajarn Kitja Wajasaj, who is currently 88 years old. He is a revered person who is very knowledgeable in various branches of sorcery and the manuscript for making Phra Kring of Wat Suthat.
Ajarn Kitja is a lay teacher of Phra Ajarn Adhisak
Even Phra Khru Wimon Yan Udom (Luang Por Tiew) of Wat Mani Chon Khan, Lopburi respects him.
Ling Chon Wood (Broken Monkey Wood)
It is wood that a monkey leap and grabs or jumps and shakes until it breaks.
The ancient textbooks say that it is a sacred object.
Ling Chon Wood (Broken Monkey Wood) in the lineage of Luang Por Lai of Wat Khao Yi San, which was passed down to Luang Por Nueng, Luang Por Nim of Wat Huai Rong, Khao Yoi District, Phetchaburi Province, he had it carved into a monkey or Hanuman. He said that it is very sacred.
Ajarn Kitja said that it is harder to consecrate a monkey than to consecrate Singha. Singha is of fire element, so it can be made easily.
Ajarn Kitja learned the art of consecrate Singha amulet from Luang Por Kan of Wat Khao Kaew.
A monkey is an air element, so it is harder to consecrate. It must be consecrated to the point of being able to jump.
The broken monkey wood (broken monkey wood) used to carve this set of monkey wood is exactly as per the textbooks. Most importantly, it is a broken monkey wood from the tamarind tree in front of Luang Pu Ruang's kuti at Wat Khao Sam Yot, Lopburi.
This monkey wood was obtained while he went to pay respect to Luang Pu Ruang.
Then, the monkey jumped back and forth, causing the branch to break. While he was sitting and talking with Luang Pu. Seeing this, Luang Pu told his disciple who was a soldier to cut it for him. He consecrated it and wrote sacred scriptures on the branch before giving it to Ajarn Kitja.
This piece of wood was kept for about 18-19 years, then it was used to carve the monkey image according to the textbooks of Wat Khao Yi San.
Only 19 pieces were carved from the Ling Chon wood (broken monkey wood).
Ajarn Kitja Wajasaj consecrated and installed the elements of the 32 life symptoms to activate the Ling Chon according to the lineage of Wat Khao Yi San from 6th November B.E. 2564 until 3rd February B.E. 2567.
Ajarn Kitja consecrated this set of Ling Chon for 2 years, 2 months, and 28 days. He consecrated until it was complete before releasing them to his close followers.
And finally, the lost legend of Ling Chon of Wat Khao Yi San had came back to life.
It is equal to Luang Pu Ruang consecrated the wood while Ajarn Kitja consecrated it into a body.
