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1966 establishments in Virginia Luang Por Dattajivo (ทตฺตชีโว, ; Dattajīvo; born 21 December 1940), also known by his birth name Phadet Phongsawat (เผด็จ ผ่องสวัสดิ์) and former ecclesiastical title Phrarajbhavanajahn (พระราชภาวนาจารย์, ), is a Thai Buddhist monk.

Born Phadet Phongsawat in 1940 in Kanchanaburi, he had Vietnamese-Thai parents.

Phadet graduated in agricultural science from Kasetsart University and studied in Australia at the post-graduate level.

Phadet became involved in Thai black magic at the age of seventeen.

In the biographies of Wat Phra Dhammakaya it is described that every time a junior student, Chaiyabun (who later became known as Luang Por Dhammajayo), came to watch one of Phadet's demonstrations, the magic would not work.

Phadet therefore become curious about Chaiyabun's mental powers, and decided to test Chaiyabun by bringing him to his black magic teacher.

Phadet therefore wanted to learn more about Chaiyabun and the meditation he practiced.

Phadet gave up the practice of black magic and through Chaiyabun met Mae Chi Chandra.

In 1971, Phadet was ordained and became known as Luang Por Dattajivo, which means "He who gives his soul [to Buddhism]".

Thus, on 20 February 1970, Maechi Chandra, Phra Dhammajayo, and his former senior student Phadet Pongsawat moved to the 196-rai () plot of land to found a new meditation center.

Laila, ghadet el camelia (Leila, Lady of the Camelias), 1942.