Keow Mii with Lersi Ser Ming Pai Head

Consecrated by Por Sala Tan of Fang

Deity / Master

This piece was consecrated by Por Sala Tan of Fang, whose works are recognized for their strength, precision, and reliance on traditional Northern methods of ritual consecration. His creations were never intended for mass use but were forged through long meditation, personal invocations, and the use of rare, ritual-grade materials.

The image at the top is the Lersi Ser Ming Pai, a hermit who represents uncompromising clarity of vision, spiritual authority, and protection from unseen forces. In the Lanna tradition, invoking the power of Lersi ensures both foresight in decision-making and the ability to withstand external interference, making such effigies deeply valued among practitioners and devotees.

Historical Background

The tradition of Keow Mii in Lanna is deeply tied to ideas of strength, dominance, and resilience. Objects empowered under this category were often prepared for individuals who required both physical protection and spiritual authority in their lives.

Por Sala Tan was noted for combining the primal essence of Keow Mii with the refined discipline of Lersi yantra. This combination created objects that were not only protective but also directive, giving guidance and clarity to the bearer. The dual layers of empowerment—animist force and hermit wisdom—made these works highly respected, with few able to replicate the method or its results.

Blessings and Effects

The blessings carried within this piece operate across multiple domains:

• Maha Amnaj – The aura of command and influence, bringing respect and recognition in both social and professional contexts.

• Clarity and Wisdom – The guidance of Lersi Ser Ming Pai directs the mind towards correct judgment and shields the bearer from making decisions clouded by illusion, fear, or deception.

• Protective Force – Safeguards against spiritual interference, harmful rituals, or energies directed with ill intent.

• Resilience and Endurance – Grants stability during hardship, ensuring that the bearer remains unshaken through external pressures.

• Fortune and Opportunity – Opens pathways that align with righteous progress, supporting advancement in career, livelihood, and personal matters.

Materials

This piece contains a layered structure of sacred elements:

• Keow Mii Core – The central empowered substance prepared under ritual methods for strength and commanding energy.

• Lersi Ser Ming Pai Head – Hand-carved figure anchoring the higher blessings of wisdom and foresight.

• Takrut – Rolled yantra scrolls bound to the piece, each inscribed and empowered to reinforce protective and authoritative functions.

• Sai Sin Bindings – Ritual cords tied and sealed during consecration, locking the blessing firmly into the object.

• Protective Encasement – Preserved in its original locket form, ensuring the structural and spiritual integrity of the consecration remains undisturbed.

Usage in Modern Life

This Keow Mii with Lersi Ser Ming Pai is suited for individuals navigating environments that demand both authority and clarity. It is a piece that strengthens one’s presence in negotiation, leadership, and decision-making. Practitioners may also use it to deepen meditation and align their intentions with greater wisdom, while those in uncertain or unstable settings will find its protective aspects invaluable.

It serves not only as a shield but also as a guide, ensuring that the path forward remains free from obstruction, deception, and unseen harm.