Siarn Phu Jao Saming Prai Nuea Pong Aathan Pasom Wan Maha Sanaeh Dtamrap Khmer, the tiger faced lersi hermit god amulet, is made from sacred powders and earths of sorcerous origins, mixed with herbal maha sanaeh powders and wan hmor dtamrap rasi, a healing herb powder mixture made by and according to the methods of the lersi hermit lineage.

Powders of the amulet include wan rasi na tam (lersi herb that grew in the mouth of a cave where a lersi has practiced meditation) were also added.

Sacred pong bpatamang powders were made by 108 inscriptions of the yant Kroo Phu Jao Saming Prai, and many other sacred and sorcerous powders were then added. These iincluded pong yant nang phook, pong yant nang rak, yant nang hlong, and clay from a sacred swamp. And to increase the seductive and enchantment powers of the sacred powder amulet, powdered kruea thao hlong vines from enchanted and haunted areas of the deep rain forest were added.

Luang Por Somkuan devoted a long period of meditative empowerment inviting the psychic presence of the Boroma Kroo Lersi Jao Saming Prai to dwell within, and to give blessings and power to the amulets. In order to achieve this, he performed the incantations of montr maha metta, montr sanaeh, and montr maha pokasap for mercy, charm and great prosperity. He then added the wicha Serm Choke to improve one's lucky fortunes and gambling sucesses.

Luang Por required a long time for these empowerment sessions, because he did not empower all the amulets together on one tray, rather, he took each amulet individually and empowered them singly, one by one. This is the ancient method that was always used before large masses of amulets were made in one edition, and is indeed of course the most personal and powerful method of empowerment. Rare is it that a master has the patience to sit and empower amulets one by one in the hundreds, or sometimes even thousands, over months and months, and sometimes even years, before completing the whole collection.

Lersi Jao Saming Prai has many other names, such as 'Taw Himawat' and 'Lersi Hnaa Suea'.

Read about the legend of the tiger faced lersi hermit god

Bucha kroo lersi Isan style - what to offer and chant according to North Eastern Thai sorcery

Kata Bucha

Na Ma Sa Bpurachaa Seelaawasu Ma Munee ya Jijeruni Apibuuchayaama Aehi Maawa Bpisaa Jamaa Raeso So Maa Rae Aehi Ma Ma Suwa Laa See Suwa Laa Saa Suwa Maa Maa Saa Su.