Por Sala Tan

• Maker: Por Sala Tan

• Item: Cow-Head Lersi

• Material: Wa tanoo bone fused with lersi relic energy when the hermit attained nirvana

• Symbolic Sources:

  • Strength, patience, earth-connected prosperity (Thai cattle symbolism)

  • Fierce protection and boundary-keeping (Wua Thanu occult traditions)

  • Steadfast devotion and spiritual service (Brahmin/Indian cow–bull symbolism)

• Primary Blessings:

  • Obstacle-clearing on life path

  • Deep guidance and intuitive warning in dangerous situations

  • Protection from spiritual disturbances, jealousy, and hostile intentions

• Mystical Effects:

  • Sensations of “being guided out of trouble”

  • Sudden clarity in moments of confusion

  • Life turning points where danger is avoided without explanation

• Best For: Those needing strong spiritual guidance, protection during hardship, and stability in business or family life

Cow-Head Lersi by Por Sala Tan – Wa Tanoo Bone Fused with Lersi Relic Energy

This Cow-Head Lersi created by Por Sala Tan comes from wa tanoo bone that fused with the energy of a forest hermit at the moment he entered nirvana. In northern spiritual tradition, such relic fusion is extremely rare. When a hermit departs during meditation, the objects in his hands or near his body sometimes absorb the final surge of spiritual heat and awareness. These relics carry the imprint of a lifetime of practice condensed into a single moment of release. Por Sala Tan, through his long experience in the caves and meditation sites of the north, was able to collect and work with this kind of material—something only a handful of practitioners encounter in their lifetime.

The cow-headed form draws from several layers of symbolism. In Thai folk culture, cattle represent strength, patience, and the ability to “push through difficulties” without breaking. In occult Wua Thanu traditions, the bull head is a guardian that stands between the owner and danger—blocking dark intentions, neutralising threats, and shielding the wearer from unseen forces. From Brahminic influence, the cow and bull also carry the meaning of loyal service to the divine and steady, unwavering spiritual focus. These elements combine to form a Lersi who represents endurance, wisdom, and protective strength.

The blessing of this piece lies in its guidance and obstacle-clearing abilities. Many owners of similar relic-based Lersi pieces describe strong intuitive warnings: a feeling not to enter a place, an urge to wait before making a risky decision, or a sudden thought that saves them from conflict or loss. These experiences are consistent with the kind of spiritual imprint found in relics produced at the moment of nirvana, where the hermit’s final awareness becomes embedded into the material. The amulet does not force change; it redirects the wearer gently but firmly toward safer or more beneficial paths.

Protection is another key effect. The cow-head form carries a natural shielding field. Users often report reduced conflict at work, fewer accidents, or situations where danger “just misses” them without explanation. In Thai mystical belief, this is understood as the Lersi guiding the wearer away from harmful timelines. Some describe feeling an unseen “push” away from trouble or experiencing a sudden shift in events that turns misfortune into a narrow escape.

The wa tanoo bone foundation enhances this protective nature. Wa tanoo is traditionally linked to boundary-making—keeping harmful forces out and allowing positive forces to enter. When combined with lersi relic energy, this creates a balanced field of spiritual protection and practical, real-world guidance.

In daily life, this Cow-Head Lersi supports the wearer by clearing obstacles, strengthening decisions, improving stability in business, and helping them navigate challenges with a calm inner certainty. It is a piece for those who want more than ordinary protection—those who seek a guiding presence that can illuminate hidden dangers, open safer routes, and support them through life’s unpredictable moments.