Por Sala Tan

3" In Size

Among the most revered icons in Southeast Asian animist and occult traditions, Pu Chao Lersi Ser Ming stands as a towering force a guardian of seneh (magnetic charm), esoteric knowledge, and spirit command. This particular piece, hand-carved by Por Sala Tan, is not merely a representation, it is a consecrated vessel, spiritually awakened under extraordinary circumstances.

🐅 The Relic: Gaduk Suer from a Spirit Cave

The main material used — gaduk suer (tiger relic) — was discovered inside a sacred cave, deliberately placed as an offering beneath a statue of Pu Chao Lersi. Por Sala Tan, who was visiting the region for a meditative retreat, reported feeling an energetic pull from the cave itself. The relics, he later said, "called out" not in words, but in presence.

He entered meditation on site, and through the wiccha of Pu Chao, received spiritual permission to retrieve the relics. This was not taken lightly. He remained seated for hours inside the cave, carving the front effigy of Pu Chao Lersi Ser Ming, embodying both the tiger and the sage.

🔮 The Manifestation: The Two Pu Chai Relics

At that point, the back of the amulet was still empty.

It was during the consecration process, while in deep trance meditation, that two spherical relics (Pu Chai) mysteriously manifested in front of him. These were not added by hand. As Por Sala Tan himself remarked, "I do not possess the level to call forth relics from thin air. That power belongs to the wiccha of Pu Chao."

Recognizing the divine nature of what had occurred, he returned to his samnak (ritual hut), sealing the two relics as anchor points on the reverse of the piece. From there, he constructed the rear talismanic backing using:

• Twin lead takruts for occult shielding and commanding respect

• Lersi bone powder and earth relics

• A miniature carved ruesi figure to balance and focus the energy flow

🧙♂️ Occult Function and Spiritual Blessings

This piece is far more than a charm. It is a guardian relic, combining:

• The Tiger’s Essence: raw baramee, spiritual dominance, obstacle-clearing force

• Pu Chao’s Wiccha: deep-rooted magical authority, charm, sacred seduction, and unseen guidance

• Ruesi’s Wisdom: contemplative power, inner clarity, and steady ascension

Together, this trinity creates an amulet that offers:

• Authority in unseen realms – a spiritual reputation that wards off petty spirits, gossip, jealousy

• Charisma through stillness – the kind of seneh that draws people not by loudness, but through gravity

• Mastery of mental conflict – helping the bearer quiet self-doubt and confusion

• Opportunistic luck – doors open where none were expected, particularly in business, influence, or negotiation

This is one of the rare occasions where the amulet itself responded during the process of creation. The spontaneous appearance of the two Pu Chai relics during ritual tells us this was not just an object, but a spiritual interface — where the line between ritual and miracle blurred.