Lersi amulet in black mekkapat – Wat Ban Pang (Kruba Srivichai)

🏵 Rare and precious amulet representing a Lersi (sacred hermit) sitting in deep meditation, made of a black alchemical alloy called « mekkapat » . This dense material is traditionally used for talismans of great occult power.

This piece was blessed at Wat Ban Pang (also known as Wat Sri Don Chai Sai Mun Bun Rueng , Lampang), a mythical temple founded by the very venerable Kruba Srivichai , a very famous forest monk from Northern Thailand.

• Origin: Wat Ban Pang (Lampang)
• Founding Master: Most Venerable Kruba Srivichai (1878 – 1939)
• Alloy: Black Mekkapat (secret formula of alchemical metals and powders)
• Dimensions: Approximately 4 cm x 2.6 cm
• Weight: Approximately 23 grams
• Reliquary: new stainless steel reliquary.

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About Kruba Srivichai:
Kruba Srivichai (1878–1939) was a major figure in Northern Thai Buddhism. Renowned for his devotion, humility, and extensive temple and road construction, he is considered a holy architect of the Dharma in the Lanna region. His life was marked by hardships, including accusations of heresy, but he always remained faithful to the Dharma and was venerated by thousands of followers. Wat Ban Pang was one of his founding temples.

The Lersi are said to embody a direct connection to the subtle worlds and occult knowledge. This Lersi amulet in Mekkapat is said to increase intuition, mental stamina, and ward off harmful entities. Some masters claim that by meditating with it, one can even hear the whispers of the sacred hermit in the breaths of the wind…

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