Por Sala Tan

Pathat Keow Suer

This relic is linked to Lersi Ser Ming Pai, the tiger-headed hermit of Thai esoteric tradition. He is revered as a master of the occult sciences, spirit command, attraction, and the deep arts of seneh.

Historical Background

The material was extracted and preserved by Por Sala Tan, a master from Fang, who sourced sacred relics and cave formations used in ritual practice. This particular formation is known as Pathat Keow Suer, a calcite stone shaped over centuries within the cave environment. According to lineage belief, the stone’s unique form and energy trace back to the meditation of Lersi Ser Ming Pai, whose spiritual presence imprinted itself into the relic.

Blessings and Effects

Carrying this relic is believed to connect the bearer to the essence of the tiger-headed hermit, enhancing:

• Seneh and charm, amplifying attraction and magnetism.

• Spirit command and protection, rooted in the Lersi’s command of occult forces.

• Baramee (merit energy), helping to elevate status and authority.

• Dispelling ill luck, supporting smoother fortune in daily life.

Por Sala Tan himself often used Pathat Keow Suer relics in the preparation of holy water, applying their energy for healing, purification, and ritual blessings.

Materials

The piece is composed of calcite-based cave relic stone, naturally formed into an elongated tooth-like structure, mounted in a custom silver casing for preservation and wear.

Usage in Modern Life

This relic can be worn as a protective and empowering amulet, kept at an altar for ritual use, or used in conjunction with water for consecration as was practiced by Por Sala Tan. Its presence is particularly suitable for practitioners engaged in esoteric studies, ritual work, or those seeking both spiritual magnetism and protection.