Worshiping Buddha in the footsteps of Sunthorn Phu

#Get a discount without relying on luck - Wat Noi Nang Hong, the villagers know it very well and respect it a lot. That is, when Luang Pu Seng Inthasaro or Phra Khru Anukul Pittaya was the abbot, Luang Pu Seng was a Vipassana meditation monk with high compassion. The villagers in Bang Phlat and Khlong Bang Yi Khan came to pay respect and ask for blessings during auspicious ceremonies. This is because the land in Khlong Bang Yi Khan is mostly fruit orchards. There were also Chinese people who came to produce liquor or at that time it was called Pak Khlong Bang Yi Khan liquor distillery. For this reason, Sunthorn Phu, the great poet of Rattanakosin, said in Nirat Phu Khao Thong that "When you reach the distillery, the smoke billows out. There is a trumpet tied to the end of the pole." Later in 1914, the Siamese government established the first liquor distillery called Bang Yi Khan liquor distillery. There were many types of liquor, but the villagers knew it as white liquor or white liquor.