Por Sala Tan

Type - Mainstream but contains Lersi Paneang Relics

Size - 1" +

Lersi Paneang Carved from Old Nga Chang Relic
Por Sala Tan's Cave-Harvested Sacred Relic of Lersi Sermingpai – Soulful, Unrefined, Spiritually Potent

This is not just a carved object.
It is a relic-body shard, taken from the bones of an ancient Nga Chang (elephant 🐘), harvested and crafted by Por Sala Tan inside a cave long used by Lersis, hermits, and ascetics—a cave where some still meditate, and others have long since passed, leaving behind only the quiet power of their bones.

🪨 Sacred Origin: The Cave of the Lersi

In many such caves across Thailand and parts of Burma, it is not uncommon to find the remains of Lersis—masters who entered deep samadhi in their final years and passed peacefully in meditation, leaving their bodies undisturbed for decades or even over a century.

While their physical form eventually returns to dust, some relic points retain energetic density—especially at the Paneang, or the crown and brow ridge area of the skull, where the third eye and samadhi force concentrates.

Por Sala Tan, with reverence and deep ritual, harvested this particular shard—not from a human Lersi—but from an elephant relic that resided within the same cave, believed to have absorbed and housed the spiritual charge of its environment for generations.

🐅 Lersi Sermingpai – The Tiger-Headed Hermit

This specific piece is linked to Lersi Sermingpai, a master known in the Lersi tradition for his work with:

• Fire meditation (tapas)

• Spirit dominion and command

• Seneh, charisma, and energetic attraction

Lersi Sermingpai was said to appear with a tiger head mask or essence, symbolic of his control over raw, instinctive forces. His specialty was in controlling and understanding spirits, while maintaining a deep samadhi that anchored his wisdom into the cave space he practiced in.

Por Sala Tan identified the relic energy in the cave as connected to this lineage and thus carved the Paneang of this amulet to reflect that force.

🔨 About the Piece

• Material: Old Nga Chang relic bone

• Crafted in-cave, using rudimentary tools—intentionally rough, not polished

• Carved by Por Sala Tan himself, with no attempt to beautify, only to preserve the soul of the material

• Small, pocket-sized—but when held, many can feel the weight and pulse of the practice still inside

✨ Energetic Purpose and Spiritual Use

• Carries the energy of samadhi—ideal for spiritual practitioners, meditators, or those seeking inner clarity

• Strong spiritual field—even unactivated, many report pressure or heat in the hand or forehead when holding it

• Can assist with:

  • Charisma and personal command

  • Spirit interaction and control

  • Mental clarity and ritual focus

  • Seneh power rooted in personal presence, not outer glamour

This is not for casual wear. It is a living relic, shaped with care, held in reverence, and holding within it the meditative field of a Lersi master who once walked among men.