Por Sala Tan

2.5"

1pc Made

This Suer Yant Tue Tort represents a blend of Central Thai wiccha and Northern Suer yan wiccha. Arjan Bed was responsible for bringing this batch of Suer Tua Tort into being, drawing directly from the Central Thai lineage practiced by well-known masters such as Luang Phor Pern of Wat Bang Phra and Luang Phor Wong of Wat Pariwas. Arjan Bed traveled to the central region to have these roop lor cast and blessed by monks of that lineage, after which he brought a small batch back north for his own students.

Among those who received a piece was Por Sala Tan. Although he did not specialize in this particular wiccha, his meditative depth allowed him to immediately recognize the potency within. He requested one piece specifically for his family, as many of them traveled between Burma and Thailand at a time when conditions were unstable. Beyond physical protection, they required authority—amnaj—as they often encountered police and immigration officials who extorted bribes from ordinary peasants. For this reason, the Suer Prai Naman essence was sealed within the container alongside other sacred relics.

This example is unique, created as a single piece and never commercially released. In the modern context, its function extends beyond travel protection. It carries an authority useful in negotiations, meetings, and environments where influence is required. When paired with strong metta, it provides the added dimension of wisdom and presence—the ability to project the aura of one who genuinely knows and understands. In contrast, those without baramee can only temporarily fool others, their influence collapsing over time.

Such an item is rarely encountered, and its significance lies in its role as a support for individuals in positions of leadership, business negotiations, or those aspiring toward higher ranks within society.