Biography of Reverend Father Khid, Pa Sak Temple (Phra Kru Suchit Sangworakun), Hang Nam Sakorn Subdistrict, Manorom District, Chainat Province. Reverend Father was born on Friday, September 9, 1960 in Kong Krailat District, Sukhothai Province. His father was a native of Phachi District, Province. Ayutthaya (When Yom Luang Pho's father ordained Phra Ruay as a karma (Reverend Father Ruay, Wat Tako Ayutthaya, where my father, now 83, is still alive), my mother is from Huai Krot Phatthana sub-district. Sankhaburi District Chai Nat Province, Luang Phor Khod was ordained at Wat Thep Kunchorn Wararam, Muang District, Lop Buri Province. or Reverend Grandfather Mang (Disciple of Reverend Grandfather Man, Reverend Grandfather Am), former primate of Lopburi Province, abbot of Wat Thep Kunchorn Wararam (Thammayut passed away..) Phra Karma Speech Phrakhru Phromchariyarit (Abbot of Wat Maneechonlakhan, Lopburi), Luang Por under the Dhammayut sect, and in the year 1994 therefore went on a pilgrimage to Chainat Province. (Actually intending to travel to Luang Pu Waen Temple), but when the pilgrimage arrives at the back of the Chainat College of Agriculture and Technology He came to plant in the area of Mr. Samarn Phummueang. Later, a faithful person bought the first piece of pasak (an old rice field) of 12 rai. The person who bought it was Khun Yupin Ama. Tayakul, a native of Bangkok And later, Luang Pho started to build temples and various things. and was established as the first abbot of Wat Pa Sak He is the primate of Hang Nam Sakhon Thammayut sub-district. and received the honorary title seal of master sub-district primate in the name Provost Suchittasangvarakun (Reverend Father Yu Sai.. Worakhun.. Sai Luang Pu Um or Phra Thep Worakhun... therefore got a necklace named Worakhun. Followed. And Luang Pho built a large pagoda and built a church which Khun Yom patronized Luang Pho in building, Khunying Yai Sathiensut, Bangkok, was the host. Luang Pho has many disciples and many generations of sacred objects. Until it is well known among collectors of amulets and sacred objects.