Phra Ajarn Ton

About Phra Ajarn Ton

Phra Ajarn Ton is the abbot of Wat Si Mongkhon Ban Pong in Roi Et, northeastern Thailand. The temple is in Bung Loet, Moei Wadi district. His monastic name is recorded as Suriya Suphattho.

His work in the community

He has supported donations of quilts and everyday supplies for children from disadvantaged families. The Roi Et Provincial Public Relations Office reported on one of these events in December 2024. Read the local report (in Thai).

In December 2025, he and another monk supported a donation of supplies to a special education centre in Khon Kaen. The centre shared an account of the donation and explained how the supplies would help its students. Read the centre's account (in Thai).

Tell us what you have in mind

You might be hoping for your family's wellbeing, starting a new job or opening a business. Perhaps a relationship has been on your mind, and you would like to take a moment to express your hopes through a blessing.

You do not need to know the name of a ceremony or be familiar with Thai religious terms. Tell us what matters to you and what you would like to know. We can ask about the available arrangements and explain the details, timing and cost.

Blessings you can ask about

His event materials describe the following types of blessings. Take a look at what interests you, and we can check what is currently possible.

• Personal and family blessings: you may wish to pray for yourself, your parents or someone close to you. Tell us who or what is on your mind, whether it is an everyday concern or a change in your family's life.
• Relationships and goodwill: traditional blessings centred on personal relationships, love or support from others. Let us know which aspect interests you so we can ask about the relevant ceremony.
• Work and prosperity: blessings connected with work, business or a new venture. If you are changing jobs, opening a shop or beginning a project, you can ask about the options.
• Gold-leaf blessings: a traditional ceremony using thin sheets of gold leaf. If this is new to you, ask what happens during the ceremony, what to prepare and whether you need to attend in person.

New to this? You are welcome to ask

Ask us what happens on the day, how long it takes, or about any part of the ceremony you are unsure about. We will explain what we know and help you check anything that still needs an answer.

Ceremonies are conducted in Thai. If you need a Chinese or English interpreter, let us know in advance. We will check whether one can be arranged and whether there is an additional fee.

How to enquire

Tell us which blessing interests you, where you are based and your preferred dates. We can then help you confirm:

• The location and whether you need to attend in person.
• Available dates and how much time to allow.
• The total cost and what it includes.
• What to prepare, including any guidance on clothing or photography.

It is fine if you have not chosen a ceremony yet. Send us your questions, and we will help you find out more.