Miracle healer in Mueang Phayao offers relief for ailments
Excitement is spreading throughout Mueang Phayao as news emerges of a healer, known locally as the miracle doctor, providing relief for various ailments.
Yesterday, January 8, numerous patients reported recovery from conditions such as partial paralysis after receiving treatment from Ton Khampa, also referred to as Ajarn Ton, at Ban San Pu Ya in Phan district, Chiang Rai province.
Employing a unique blend of mystic arts learnt from Myanmar, he uses auspicious wooden sticks resembling chopsticks, buffalo horn struck by lightning, and medicinal herbs sourced from mountain peaks and foothills.
Incorporating incantations and mystical chants, Ajarn Ton’s treatment has garnered satisfaction among patients, leading to continuous queues for his services. The temporary treatment centre is located in the Thawangthong subdistrict, Mueang Phayao district.
Prospective patients are required to make an appointment with Ajarn Ton beforehand.
Charaspong Semeo Chuea, who has suffered from persistent back pain due to exercise-induced spinal compression, shared his experience. Having sought hospital treatment without success, he turned to Ajarn Ton.
Following the treatment, he noted significant improvement in his back condition.
Ajarn Ton revealed his journey, explaining that he once served as a monk and himself suffered from partial paralysis in one arm. His quest for healing led him to a doctor in Myanmar, where he received successful treatment and subsequently trained in the healing arts.
Now, he offers his skills to those suffering from paralysis and nerve compression who have found no relief from conventional medicine, both in Chiang Rai and Phayao. Word of his effective treatments has spread, drawing a steady stream of patients, reported KhaoSod.
He charges a nominal fee of 108 baht for each healing session, inviting those with unresolved health issues to contact him at 093-747-3495 for an appointment.
In related news, the Thai police apprehended an unlawful doctor, known colloquially as Doctor Gee, who was running an unauthorised medical practice from his residence.
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