Por Sala Tan

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Suer Bon Doi — The Tiger on the Mountain

Material: Nur Suer Relics
Master: Por Sala Tan
Size: Small-form Pim (portable)
Purpose: Authority • Metta • Silent Command

The Suer Bon Doi is one of Por Sala Tan’s lesser-known yet highly concentrated pieces of spiritual engineering. Cast from nur suer relics—sacred essence of a suer (tiger) once revered for its solitary strength and spiritual presence—the material is said to originate from a relic source associated with deceased forest tigers whose bones or energy were discovered in deep jungle or preserved sites. Unlike mass-produced suer-type amulets that use symbolic imagery only, this piece carries real relic material often collected over years of forest pilgrimage.

Por Sala Tan named this piece Bon Doi (on the mountain), symbolizing the image of a tiger that doesn’t roar yet commands fear and respect across the range. It represents not just raw power, but silent baramee—the kind that doesn’t need to announce itself. Those who wear this are believed to gain:

• Aura of leadership and quiet control

• Natural authority in meetings, sales, and negotiations

• Protection against disrespect, gossip, and hidden enemies

Though small in size, it is a one-piece per mold batch, meaning no two are identical. The compact form makes it ideal for discreet wear, especially for those in leadership, security, or high-responsibility positions.

The Suer Bon Doi is especially suitable for individuals in the corporate world or roles requiring assertive charm, such as property agents, business owners, or anyone facing public scrutiny.