Ac Tanakorn/Por Tan Suk Sabai (Seua Yen) (Suer Yan)

Alot of bullshit has been said on tiktok and the internet as a whole so let me write the true history of Suer Yan as according to real historical records and kathas from Por Tan Suk Sabai and Praj Tanakorn.

The Legend of Seua Yen – The Lanna Tiger That Walks Between Worlds
🐅 “Beware the Seua Yen... it doesn’t just hunt the body, it stalks the soul.”

In the old neighborhoods of Ban Wua Lai, Chiang Mai, the name Seua Yen (เสือเยน) evokes more than just fear — it carries echoes of a forgotten magical past. Locals still remember it as a tale their grandparents used to whisper when the sun began to fall:

“Don’t stay out after dark, or the Seua Yen will come for you…”

At first glance, it might sound like just another village ghost story. But the layers go far deeper.

🔥 What is the Seua Yen?
In Lanna belief, the Seua Yen is no ordinary tiger. It is a type of “Seua Samin” — a mystical tiger born from a person who had once mastered tiger-related mantras or occult practices, but later lost control of the power, often in old age or through spiritual imbalance.

Others believe it was once an ordinary tiger that consumed too many humans, until the spirits of its victims fused into it, granting it the ability to shapeshift between tiger and human. It is this dual nature that made the Seua Yen so feared — and so fascinating.

🌒 Folklore From Wat Muen Sarn (วัดหมื่นสาร)
In the past, children in the area would avoid playing near the rear chedi of Wat Muen Sarn, where a statue of a tiger with a raised paw stood guard. Locals claimed it represented the Seua Yen — and even decades later, villagers insisted young children would cry upon seeing it.

The temple eventually removed the statue following a visit by senior monastics, citing its unsettling aura. Only two lion guardians remain today, but the tale persists.

One version of the story involves a monk rumored to have become the Seua Yen himself, after years of isolation and refusal to bathe — with novices and visitors mysteriously disappearing from the temple grounds.

In another account, a traveling merchant conjured a bamboo buffalo effigy, known as a kwai thanu, to defeat the Seua Yen in a supernatural battle at night. By dawn, the tiger lay dead, and the bones of its many victims were found behind the chedi.

🧙♂️ Mystical Significance & Esoteric Implications
Seua Yen is often seen as a warning — of what happens when power and practice are not held in balance. But it’s also revered by some occult practitioners as the highest manifestation of tiger-based wicha (magic).

Those who can “walk with the tiger” — spiritually or through amulets made from tiger relics, enchanted claws, or yantras — are believed to gain:

Unshakable presence

Protection from harm and black magic

Terrifying charisma that commands both men and spirits

In some cases, shape-shifting abilities during deep trance states

Even today, some Lanna lineages consider Seua Yen energy to be “too strong” for casual practitioners, recommending it only for those with deep grounding or ancestral protection.

🕯️ Final Reflection
Legends like the Seua Yen aren’t just for folklore. They’re living memory, encoded into temples, soil, and sacred objects — warnings and wisdom wrapped into one.

If you ever walk past Wat Muen Sarn in Chiang Mai, look closely at the lions. Beneath their gaze may still linger the spirit of the tiger — watching, waiting, remembering.

Amulets

Por Tan Suk Sabai’s Seua Yen Amulet
For Respect, Authority, and Baramee-Driven Wealth

The Seua Yen (เสือเยน) is no ordinary tiger.
It is the culmination of ancient Lanna magic — the mythical form of a tiger empowered by mantras, spirit, and transformation. In Por Tan Suk Sabai’s hands, the Seua Yen is not merely a creature of legend, but a spiritual force given form — to walk beside those who lead, speak, and command.

🛕 About the Batch: Spirit, Intention & Blessing Process
This particular batch of Seua Yen amulets was personally pre-ordered by me from Por Tan Suk Sabai — one of the last true masters of the North, respected for his deep knowledge and integrity in spiritual work.

After initial consecration, I personally brought this batch to be further empowered over a 3-month period by:

Arjan Ji — known for his clarity in working with wild spirit energies

Arjan Lek — a master of fine ritual structure and long-form blessing methods

Throughout these months, the amulets were gradually empowered through chanting, meditation, and ritual anchoring — no rush, no shortcuts. Once fully sealed and wrapped, they were brought back and are now safely in Singapore, ready to be placed in the hands of those who understand what it means to carry baramee.

🐅 Spiritual Benefits of Seua Yen Energy
Traditionally feared, the Seua Yen is now respected and used as a spiritual ally. These amulets are especially effective for:

🔹 Respect and Authority
When worn, the energy of Seua Yen creates a commanding presence. People don’t just see you — they sense you. This form of spiritual gravity leads to:

Stronger social influence

Subtle fearlessness in your voice and body language

Increased respect in professional and personal settings

🔹 Business and Negotiation
In the workplace or business deals, Seua Yen energy helps you stand firm and close deals — not with force, but with presence. Clients and partners perceive your confidence and become more open to cooperation.

🔹 Protection and Territory
Seua Yen defends against hidden enemies, betrayal, and spiritual attacks — especially in competitive or unstable environments.

🔹 Wealth Through Baramee
The essence of Seua is strong. Its baramee naturally pulls wealth.
But let this be said clearly:

This is not a shortcut to riches. It is a spiritual amplifier.

To truly benefit, one must still:

Learn the craft

Build relationships

Take action in the real world

The Seua walks with you — but it will not walk for you.

🕯️ Final Thought
Por Tan Suk Sabai’s Seua Yen is not for casual wear. It is for those who know what it means to carry responsibility, protect their people, and speak with both fire and clarity. If you are in a stage of life where respect, results, and real presence matter — this may be your companion.

Brought to life through months of ritual, and now returned to Singapore

Tiger Invocation: The Ancient Call of Power & Presence

🌿 “Ta Ta Na Ta La Ka” — the short yet potent kata used to invoke the energy of the sacred tiger.

In Thai spiritual traditions, the tiger is far more than a predator. It represents raw primal energy, supernatural command, and fearless independence. In ancient times, masters would channel tiger energy not just for protection, but for dominance, charm, and aura — helping the bearer walk through danger untouched and speak with presence that even spirits would bow to.

🐅 Ritual Notes for Invocation (For serious help)

To activate or petition the energy of the tiger spirit, one may:

• Chant the kata: “Ta Ta Na Ta La Ka”
• Light 2 candles (left and right)
• Offer 5 incense sticks in the center
• Present offerings of raw meat and liquor, as traditional tributes to the tiger entity and its overseeing spirit guides
• Speak your intention clearly. If your request is granted, it is proper to repay the offering in gratitude — a sign of mutual respect between seeker and spirit.