Phra Lersi (Lersi Ascetic Statuette) – Blackened Bronze Monk by Luang Pu Up Khemajaro. Wat Thong Sai, Nakhon Pathom Province.
Batch Name: "Maha Chok Maha Sethi" (Great Luck, Great Millionaire). Type: Sacred Object / Amulet of Holy Power & Miracles.
Consecration Ceremonies.
This batch underwent two separate blessing ceremonies (Phuttha Phisek) where the monk consecrated the items through intense meditation and chanting:
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1st Session: April 18, 2009 (B.E. 2552)
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2nd Session: May 15, 2009 (B.E. 2552)
The Legend & Significance of Phra Lersi (Por Gae).
The Phra Lersi (also known as "Por Gae" or the Old Father) is a sacred figure highly respected by people in all fields of art and performance. This stems from the belief that in ancient times, the Lersi was the one who brought various arts—such as singing, music, and dance—to humanity.
He taught humans to appreciate beauty, gentleness, love, compassion (Metta), and forgiveness, bringing happiness to mankind. Therefore, artists and anyone involved in the creative arts in Thailand worship "Por Gae" as the Supreme Teacher of the Performing Arts.
Benefits of Worship: Worshipping Phra Lersi is believed to bring:
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Auspiciousness (Sirimongkol): Blessings for a good life.
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Career Progress: Success and advancement in your work.
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Charm & Metta Maha Niyom: Great personal charm and popularity, making you loved by those around you.