Ancient Lersi amulet in meditation from Wat Liap Rat Bamrung (1976)
This ancient amulet represents a Lersi (hermit) in meditation, an essential figure in Thai traditions linked to rites of homage to masters, notably the Wai Kru and the Krob Kru ceremonies.
In Thai spiritual tradition, Lersi are seen as supreme masters, holders of knowledge and ascetic powers. Their veneration aims to receive protection, blessings, inner clarity, and support in fulfilling one's wishes, with an energy of discipline, mastery, and transmission.
- 🙏 Master:
- Luang Phor Toe Inthasuwano
- Luang Phor Fan Ajaro
- Luang Phor Suwang - 🛕 Temple: Wat Liap Rat Bamrung
- ✨ Deity: Lersi (hermit)
- 📐 Dimensions: 5 cm x 3 cm
- ⚓ Weight: approximately 35 grams
- Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in silver-plated metal decorated with traditional motifs.
Dated 2519 (1976), this amulet comes from Wat Liap Rat Bamrung. Its consecration took place during a grand ceremony bringing together renowned masters (including Luang Phor Toe Inthasuwano, Phra Ajarn Fan Ajaro and Luang Phor Suwang!), making this piece a rare opportunity for any practitioner or collector seeking an authentic spiritual presence and a blessing from a living tradition.
🕯️ When you keep it close, the energy of the Lersi evokes the strength of the vow, the patience of the ritual, and the silent protection of the masters. A sober, firm, and profoundly initiatory presence.