PST03

Tiger Yant 

Por Sala Tan

Each sacred relic is individually prepared and hand-inscribed before the ritual components are assembled. Natural variations in the relic, yantra inscriptions and embedded materials ensure every piece is completely unique.

Personal Experiences Shared by Luksits

Collectors of this Tiger Yant Relic often describe feeling a stronger sense of confidence, personal authority and spiritual protection after carrying it. Many devotees share personal accounts of smoother business dealings, improved leadership in the workplace and timely protection from unseen dangers.

Some also believe the amulet helps attract supportive people while strengthening the wearer's courage when facing difficult circumstances.

These are personal and anecdotal accounts shared among devotees and collectors and should be understood as traditional experiences rather than guaranteed results.

Summary

This rare Tiger Yant Relic by Por Sala Tan is created from an ancient hip relic that has been carefully preserved and passed down through successive generations of Lersi practitioners. The sacred relic serves as the foundation for the amulet and is individually hand-inscribed with a powerful Tiger Yant by Por Sala Tan.

The reverse contains carefully selected ritual components including a sacred Paneang fragment, handwritten Takruts and rare white sacred beads traditionally collected from remote cave sanctuaries. Together, these materials represent a combination of ancient forest lineage, protective Tiger Wicha and sacred natural relics.

Historical Background

The tiger has long been one of the most respected symbols in Thai and Southeast Asian esoteric traditions. Masters have traditionally regarded the tiger as an embodiment of courage, authority, resilience and protective power.

Tiger yantras have been inscribed onto sacred objects for generations to invoke these traditional blessings, making them especially popular among those seeking leadership, confidence and spiritual protection.

Within the Lersi lineage, sacred relics passed down through successive masters are considered vessels carrying accumulated blessings and spiritual continuity.

Origins of the Materials

The front of the amulet is formed from an old sacred hip relic that has been preserved through generations before reaching Por Sala Tan.

Each relic is individually hand-inscribed with a Tiger Yant, making every piece unique while preserving the natural texture and character of the ancient material.

The reverse contains several ritual components personally assembled by Por Sala Tan:

• A sacred Paneang fragment.

• One central handwritten Takrut.

• Two additional protective Takruts.

• Sacred white cave beads traditionally collected from remote cave environments.

These materials are arranged according to Por Sala Tan's ritual lineage before undergoing final consecration.

Ritual

After preparing the ancient relic, Por Sala Tan personally hand-inscribes the Tiger Yant before assembling each of the sacred components on the reverse.

The completed amulet is then blessed through traditional prayers invoking the protective qualities of the Tiger Wicha together with the accumulated blessings carried by the inherited relics.

Traditional Blessings

Within Por Sala Tan's lineage, this amulet is traditionally associated with:

• Maha Amnaj (authority and commanding presence).

• Kong Grapan Chadtri (spiritual protection and resilience).

• Klaew Klaad (avoidance of danger).

• Courage and confidence.

• Protection from harmful spiritual influences.

• Good fortune and supportive opportunities.

These blessings are traditionally believed to work alongside the wearer's own merit, sincerity and ethical conduct.

Modern Application

Many collectors wear this amulet during business negotiations, leadership roles and daily travel where confidence and protection are valued.

Others keep it upon their personal altar as a representation of the Tiger Wicha and the continuing blessings of the ancient Lersi lineage.

Physical Details

• Front individually hand-crafted from an ancient sacred hip relic.

• Hand-inscribed Tiger Yant by Por Sala Tan.

• Reverse embedded with a Paneang fragment.

• Three handwritten Takruts.

• Sacred white cave beads.

• Protected inside a custom waterproof casing suitable for daily wear.

Recommended Pairing

Collectors often pair this Tiger Yant Relic with Keow Moo Paa for enhanced protection, Meed Mor Naga for obstacle removal and Kong Grapan, or Ngu Kin Hang (Buang Nakabat) for prosperity and good fortune. Together they form a balanced combination of protection, authority and wealth.

Personal Notes

This amulet represents the continuation of an inherited Lersi tradition where sacred relics are respectfully preserved and empowered through ritual rather than replaced by modern materials.

The combination of the ancient relic, hand-drawn Tiger Yant, Paneang fragment, cave beads and handwritten Takruts reflects Por Sala Tan's personal approach to preserving traditional forest wicha while creating sacred objects intended to accompany the wearer throughout daily life.