Por Sala Luang

This Takrut represents one of the most elusive and potent wiccha still surviving in Mae Hong Son. Known locally as Ya Fed, it embodies an ancient Burmese-Lanna magical process that few living masters understand. Por Sala Luang, born without arms, is the last known practitioner capable of performing this rite to completion. Despite his physical condition, his mastery of herbal wiccha is exceptional — a lifetime dedicated to understanding the natural and spiritual power of herbs that influence fate, attraction, and personal magnetism.

Creation and Ritual Process

The Ya Fed process begins with the master feeding carefully selected seneh herbs to a mouse. Once the herbs are digested, the mouse itself becomes the offering — fed to a snake raised under ritual control. The snake, having consumed both the creature and the charged herbs, undergoes a transformation of essence. Its excretion, believed to contain the fully merged life forces of prey, predator, and herb, is collected by the master and refined into a dark, resinous material. This substance is then molded and sealed into a Takrut form.

Each stage — feeding, transformation, collection — is performed under strict katha recitation. The master channels invocation chants calling upon nature spirits and ancient hermits who oversee the wiccha of love, charm, and dominion. The resulting Takrut is not merely symbolic; it carries the energetic signature of predatory dominance fused with irresistible attraction.

Purpose and Field Application

Por Sala Luang’s Ya Fed Takrut is famed for its real-world efficacy. Its function goes beyond romantic attraction — it heightens charisma, strengthens influence in negotiations, and magnetizes attention across cultures. I obtained these directly from the master in October 2023, his final batch, after a six-hour journey to Mae Hong Son. Since then, I have personally tested its potency in varied environments — from nightlife and business meetings to travels across Malaysia, the Maldives, UAE, Azerbaijan, and India. In every setting, the Takrut demonstrated consistent results, enhancing presence and interaction effortlessly.

Legacy of a True Herbal Master

Despite his physical limitations, Por Sala Luang’s spiritual reach extends beyond most ordinary practitioners. His understanding of herbs allows him to address emotional, energetic, and physical imbalances with precision. This Ya Fed Takrut stands as living proof of that mastery — a relic of the last true Burmese-Lanna herbal wiccha, rare both in method and authenticity. For collectors and practitioners, owning such a piece is to hold the essence of a vanishing lineage where nature, spirit, and will converge into one continuous flow of enchantment.