Por Sala Tan

• Maker: Por Sala Tan

• Item: Lersi Ser Ming Pai (Gaduk Chang Edition)

• Materials:

  • Front: Gaduk chang relics

  • Back: Lersi relics (before and after cremation)

• Origin of Relics: Collected from northern caves where hermits meditated and passed into nirvana

• Primary Function: Spiritual guidance, clarity of thought, strong intuition

• Secondary Function: Clearing obstacles, stabilising life direction, protection during transitions

• Energy Profile: Calm, ancient, and wisdom-oriented—rooted in relics from accomplished forest hermits

• Best For: Individuals needing direction in life or business, those facing repeated delays, or anyone seeking deeper inner clarity

Lersi Ser Ming Pai by Por Sala Tan – Gaduk Chang Front with Lersi Relics on the Back

The Lersi Ser Ming Pai crafted by Por Sala Tan combines two of the most respected materials in northern spiritual practice: gaduk chang on the front and lersi relics on the back. This structure reflects Por Sala Tan’s approach of grounding the amulet with a stabilising earthly material while anchoring its spiritual function through relics of forest hermits. Gaduk chang, traditionally recognised for its strength and endurance, gives the medallion a solid energetic foundation, while the lersi relics—both before and after cremation—provide a complete cycle of spiritual imprint.

Por Sala Tan’s access to these relics came from decades of exploring and meditating within northern cave networks, many of which were historical sites where hermits lived in seclusion. Some of these ascetics eventually passed into nirvana within the caves themselves, leaving behind relics imbued with years of disciplined practice. In local understanding, relics from such places carry the essence of accumulated wisdom and deep meditative absorption. When incorporated into an amulet, they function as a source of guidance rather than raw power.

The gaduk chang front gives the piece its grounding quality. It stabilises the wearer’s energy, keeping emotions and decisions steady. This is important because lersi relics alone can be highly introspective; the gaduk chang creates balance by ensuring the guidance provided is practical, clear, and aligned with real-world action.

The back of the amulet, this piece containing relics of the lersi both before and after cremation, represents continuity of awareness. Relics from before cremation carry the practitioner’s living energy, while post-cremation relics symbolise the purified spiritual residue left behind after the body’s dissolution. Together, they create a sense of complete guidance—from active decision-making to long-term spiritual clarity.

This amulet is not aggressive or confrontational. Its strengths lie in insight, direction, and obstacle-clearing. Many individuals who wear relic-based lersi items notice improvements in intuition, timing, and the ability to avoid unnecessary complications. It helps the wearer see situations more clearly and make decisions with confidence, especially during periods of transition or uncertainty.

For business owners and working professionals, this clarity often translates into better judgement, smoother workflows, and the removal of unseen blocks that previously caused delays or setbacks. For personal life, it offers steadiness and an intuitive sense of what actions to take or avoid.

This Lersi Ser Ming Pai is a refined expression of Por Sala Tan’s relic-based work—combining earthly grounding with spiritual depth to provide guidance, clarity, and the steady clearing of obstacles.