Por Sala Tan

Summary

This ritual blade is a carved representation of Lersi Narod, the ascetic master associated with wealth, baramee, and disciplined command. It originates from a Burmese lineage and functions as a meditative and ritual implement used for decision clarity, wish invocation, and strengthening of higher perception. The piece integrates Lersi doctrine with Burmese esoteric transmission, making it especially suited for individuals engaged in leadership, business, and complex decision-making environments.

Historical Background

The piece comes from a Burmese esoteric lineage that preserves Lersi-based ritual tools for applied spiritual work. Within this lineage, Lersi Narod is recognized as a master governing accumulation of merit, authority, and the correct use of power. Implements carved in his image were created to anchor wealth-bearing baramee while maintaining mental discipline and ethical clarity.

Such tools were traditionally used by practitioners, traders, and decision-makers who required stability of mind and foresight rather than emotional reaction. This blade follows that lineage purpose precisely.

Origins of the Material

The blade is carved in the form of Lersi Narod, with the carving executed to serve as a focal body for invocation and meditation. The handle is crafted from hardwood selected for durability and energetic containment. The materials were chosen to support long-term ritual handling, inscription retention, and repeated meditative use.

Ritual

The handle bears full yantra inscriptions containing invocation scriptures from the Bo Bo Aung lineage, a Burmese esoteric transmission known for wish-granting and directive manifestation practices. These scripts establish the blade as an active interface for invocation rather than a static object.

The ritual structure aligns wealth baramee with clarity of intention, allowing wishes to be formed, directed, and released through disciplined mental focus.

Blessings and Effects

This piece is structured to support:

• Accumulation and stabilization of wealth-related baramee

• Wish invocation through focused intent and lineage-supported scripts

• Strengthening of the sixth sense, especially intuitive decision awareness

• Mental clarity in high-responsibility or high-stakes environments

• Reduction of hesitation and fragmentation during complex decision processes

Its effect develops progressively through handling and meditative engagement.

Modern Application

In modern practice, the blade may be used for:

• Meditation focused on intuition, foresight, and clarity

• Pre-decision grounding for business owners and leaders

• Wish formulation aligned with ethical and karmic structure

• Altar placement for ongoing baramee cultivation

It is especially suited for careers involving negotiation, strategy, leadership, or financial responsibility.

Physical Details

• Form: Carved Lersi Narod blade

• Handle: Hardwood with full Bo Bo Aung lineage yantra

• Length: approximately 5 inches

• Usage: meditation, invocation, altar placement, ritual handling

Recommended Pairing

This blade pairs effectively with compact baramee-focused items such as seated Buddha forms or lineage-stable medallions. The blade establishes directive clarity and invocation, while the paired item sustains mental balance and continuity.