Lp Weangai Wat Umm Pean (Owned by PST)

Prah Narasingh – Pim Kamakan Variant | Vishnu Avatar Amulet

Sacred Cambodian Powder Fill | Gifted to Por Sala Tan | Passed to Ac Lek

Background & Lineage

This Prah Narasingh image, cast in the Pim Kamakan variant, was personally received by Por Sala Tan during a ceremony in which he had the rare opportunity to meet Luang Phor Weangai. The ceremonial committee (kamakan) overseeing the event later presented this piece to Por Sala Tan as a gesture of respect.

Following Por Sala Tan’s passing, this amulet was inherited by his son and student, Ac Lek, who confirmed the origin and history of this item.

Who Is Prah Narasingh?

Prah Narasingh (Narasimha) is the fourth avatar of Lord Vishnu in Hindu cosmology—manifested in a half-lion, half-human form. His appearance is neither man nor beast, created solely to destroy the demon Hiranyakashipu, who could not be killed by ordinary means.

This incarnation is revered not just for brute power, but for the precision and intelligence of his divine intervention. Narasingh bypassed every protective boon granted to the demon:

• Not man or animal → Narasingh is both

• Not day or night → He attacked at twilight

• Not inside or outside → He struck on the threshold

• No weapon → He used claws

This is why Prah Narasingh is viewed as the ultimate divine problem-solver—a force that transcends all limitations to protect the faithful and restore cosmic balance.

Power and Symbolism of This Amulet

This particular image is not a mass-made item. It is a Pim Kamakan version, produced under direct committee supervision—typically in much smaller numbers and reserved for ritual leaders, patrons, or special recipients.

The interior is filled with sacred powders sourced from Cambodia, historically known for its Vishnu-centric temples, including Angkor Wat, which originally honored Vishnu before becoming a Buddhist site. These powders are believed to still carry the ancient charge of devotion, kingship, and divine authority—sacred residues of a land that once upheld Lord Vishnu’s legacy at the heart of its empire.

Blessings and Boons

This amulet is revered for:

• Supreme protection from unseen enemies, spiritual attacks, and backstabbers

• Barrier-breaking energy when confronted with impossible odds or entrapments

• Unwavering justice and righteousness, even in morally grey or karmically complex situations

• Restoration of spiritual order in homes, businesses, or personal life

• Support for spiritual seekers, particularly those who face opposition for their faith or righteous intentions

Because Narasingh operates beyond conventional rules, this amulet is especially potent when standard protections fail. It is often used when normal solutions can’t work, and divine force must intervene.

Legacy & Transfer

This piece carries the spiritual signature of:

• Por Sala Tan, a northern master who accepted the amulet with deep reverence and preserved it within his private collection

• Ac Lek, his son and spiritual heir, who continues to maintain the lineage