Por Sala Tan

2.5"

Mainstream

This image of Lersi Pu Dam was created by Por Sala Tan using rare and spiritually charged materials, crafted as a true Ong Krut—the ceremonial lead figure in ritual. This piece has not only been used by Por Sala Tan himself, but was loaned out to other monks, Lersis, and arjans due to its exceptionally commanding spiritual essence.

Materials and Spiritual Components:

• Body carved from Kao Kwai Fapar – Lightning-struck buffalo horn, representing sudden insight, energetic clarity, and fierce protection

• Ya Sob (herbal cigar) – A key symbolic object of Pu Dam, known for channeling deep-focus states and enhanced internal awareness

• Sai Sin Wrap – Holy thread from mass consecration attended by multiple Lersis and monks, bound tightly around the torso

• Jindamani Mala (neck) – Sourced from real spiritual practitioner, enhances baramee, protection, and resonance with other sacred tools

• Suer Khao Sash – Worn across the shoulder, symbol of wild force and protective dominance

• Pathat Stone Relics (base) – Ancient mineral relics seated at the bottom to stabilize the field and link to terrestrial spiritual circuits

• 108 Herbs Compression Core – Secures the entire structure energetically, amplifying responsiveness and potency

Field Use and Observations:

This piece was used in many field rituals by Por Sala Tan and known to respond clearly to offerings of a lit ya sob—where the smoke is rapidly drawn, a sign of acceptance. It carries a dominant presence, ideal for acting as a centerpiece on an altar or in major ritual practice.

Spiritual Functions:

• Clarity in leadership – Ideal for those seeking insight and guidance in business, teaching, or high-pressure roles

• Wisdom-based dominance – Helps the owner stay ahead of competition, mentally sharp, and tactically prepared

• Spiritual grounding – Stabilizes energy during decision-making, ritual, or stress

• Support for Lersi practice – For both lay practitioners and students of higher arts

• Enhances attraction to resources, followers, and knowledge

• Sharpens discernment in people, partnerships, and directions

Personal Commentary:

This is one of the pieces I personally observe as strongly active. I first saw a similar figure at Arjan Piak’s old samnak, and have tested its field responsiveness—including the smoke draw phenomenon, which is real and repeatable.

This type of Lersi image is aligned with tech-driven, wisdom-first leadership, which I personally resonate with. Whether you’re using AI, sales, or business to lead a new wave—this is the kind of spiritual figure that keeps you two steps ahead, grounded in tradition, but walking forward with strategy.