Meed Mor Lp Lersi Lingdam

Meed Mor total length is 8" +

Material: Gaduk Chang + Mai Rak

Some Meed Mor are talismans.
This one is a warrior.

Crafted with the sacred Katha Yant Ko Petch (Diamond Armor Yant)—a yant known for its all-encompassing protection and indomitable force—this Meed Mor was once under the care of Por Sala Tan himself.

And it didn’t just sit on an altar.

Years ago, Por Sala Tan faced one of the most stubborn and dangerous possessions of his time. A spirit—violent and relentless—had anchored itself inside a victim’s body for over one month, resisting every known ritual.

Desperate, one of his closest Luksits suggested using a Meed Mor from LP Derm. But the truth was bitter—too rare, too expensive, and impossible to obtain in time.

By fate’s hand, another Luksit mentioned that LP Lersi Lingdam had consecrated a Meed Mor forged with equal spiritual force. And unlike many, this one had been blessed directly with the Yant Ko Petch—the same yant once used to protect warriors in unseen realms.

With urgency and faith, Por Sala Tan sent his son straight to the temple. When the blade arrived, it was not just an object—it was the last hope.

Using the Meed Mor, they consecrated holy water, and began the cleansing. The victim was bathed in the blessed water. The blade was used to slice through the veil, severing dark attachments and draining the spirit’s hold. After a harrowing ritual, the spirit was finally cast out.

Por Sala Tan, ever humble, said one thing:

“A tool that has helped many, gains 1,000 times the power it came with.”

This Meed Mor went on to serve in multiple rituals—cleansing, exorcism, and blessing. It was also used in the consecration of many batches of the Wa Tanoo, transferring its power to new generations of protective charms.

⚔️ This isn’t just a Meed Mor.
It’s a blade of legacy, a spiritual veteran, and a vessel of real force.