Pra Lersi Por Gae Thai Hermit God Ritual Bucha Instrument - hand carved into the image of a Lersi Hermit made from Thai forest deer antler.

This extremely rare individual custom piece was blessed and empowered by Luang Por Dam, with the Invocations and Summoning of the 108 Lersi Hermit God sages, and imbued with a host of different magical properties, which pertain to the Lersi Hermit Gods, and to the Natural Magickal Powers and Properties contained within the Deer Horn.

It is indeed a rare and fortuitous chance to find such a rare and original piece of Sacred Art of the Ritual Instrument Category by Luang Por Dam of Wat Pra Puttabat Radtana Kiree.

The antler can be placed in laid on an altar for worship and to protect the household, and it can be used pro-actively as a ritual weapon and ceremonial instrument. You can use it on the point of the antler i the same way one would use a Mitmor Knife to inscribe spells and bestow blessings with.

One can use the hilt with the Lersi Image too as the end of the wand to bestow blessings, exorcise negative energies, or stir prayer water. In fact, you can use either end of the antler depending on your chosen method and purposes, to stir prayer water or holy oils for consecration (chanting incantations during the stirring), or you can use it as a wand to lay on blessings or to cast spells with, or perform spiritual healing.

The deer antler is possessed with Natural Magickal Porperties with or without empowerment or other interference from Magicans and Sorcerors, and is said to be endowed with natural magic of its own accord, from Mother Nature. Amongst its properties are Metta Mahaniyom, Maha Lap, Kong Grapan Chadtri and Klaew Klaad.

These natural properties are then added to with the summoning of the presence of a Lersi Hermit God, to imbue the amulet with the manyfold blessings and powers which come from worshipping the Lersi Hermits; Maha Amnaj (commanding power and influence), Serm Yos Serm Duang, Choke Lap, Maha Pokasap, Gae Aathan, Metta Mahaniyom, Klaew Klaad, Maha Sanaeh, Kaa Khaay.

On an Inner level, the Yogic ability and consciousness of the Mastery of the Inner Breath is achieved, and the portals to the four powers become open. Some Lersi may enter then on a secondary and higher path which goes beyond the 4 powers (Itiphada), and becomes the Magga (Path to Arahantship). The breath is air element within and without, and passes through us, empowering us with Life. Prana/Chi is the name of this power, and it is a central part of Yogic Practice, and the Key to Jhana Absorption Portal Access.

One should perform Wai Kroo to the 108 Lersi/Ruesi Hermits at least once a year, but can also do once a month/week/day if time allows to do it more often. It all depends on how much time is available in your lifestyle.

The full Wai Kroo is a long and difficult process, for which one needs great practice to achieve properly, and so many practitioners who are not Ajarns in their own right, will attend a large Wai Kroo at a Temple once a year. If you do not have the possibility of visiting a Wai Kroo at a temple, then it is advisable to perform the ceremony yourself once a year in its full version.

You can use the below method of what kind of offerings explained in the Wai Kroo for Lersi Kobutra, for any of the other Lersi Hermits.