Por Sala Tan

Item/Amulet: Soi Suer Yan

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 252x

Province: Fang

Material: Gaduk Suer Hin

Category: Mainstream

Size: 13" (Total 26")

Tiger Stone Meditation Necklace – A Forbidden Relic of Lanna Mysticism
This is not for daily wear. This is a ritual tool, forged for spiritual warriors and meditative adepts seeking to pierce the veils between realms. To wear it casually would be like inviting a storm into still waters.

The body of this necklace is composed of Gaduk Suer Hin—Tiger Stone, formed in regions where tiger spirits once walked. These stones are believed to crystallize the essence of the tiger's power into mineral form: silent strength, unshakable focus, and wild intuitive force. Every bead hums with primal current—subtle but undeniable.

Nine Takrut Kasaton – Scrolls of Ascension
Suspended between the tiger stones are 9 sacred Takrut Kasaton, the crown jewel of Lanna wiccha. These are not ordinary takruts.

Each Takrut Kasaton is crafted with a metallic copper scroll at its core—inscribed with high Lanna invocations and sacred spells—and wrapped in a blend of potent herbs, including bailan ashes.

What is bailan? These are the burnt remains of ancient bamboo scrolls, many of which were written by Kruba Srivichai and other legendary monks from the northern Thai highlands. These scripts once carried teachings, blessings, and protective yantras—and now, they live again, as part of these powerful takruts.

Each Takrut Kasaton is a fusion of:

Metal (form) – the vessel

Scripture (wisdom) – the core spell

Herb (life essence) – the activator

Ash (legacy) – the karmic chain to ancient masters

Together, these nine scrolls form a spiritual stairway, allowing the wearer to ascend—if they are ready.

Base: Suer Gum Bone – Ferocity Made Flesh
The foundation of this piece is a relic of Suer Gum Bone, a material carrying the distilled ferocity of the tiger. Not merely for show, this element grounds and protects the practitioner, especially during advanced meditations or spiritual isolation.

This relic does not attract—it warns. Spirits know the scent of suer gum. It keeps the dark at bay, and the focused path lit.

How to Use – Handle with Deep Respect
Beginner Meditators: Wear only during focused meditation for 1 to 5 minutes

Advanced Practitioners: Up to 60 minutes max

Never to be worn casually or without purpose

This necklace is engineered to amplify third eye perception, elevate Baramee, and facilitate realm-walking—particularly in cemeteries, caves, or dense forest retreats. Prolonged use may result in deep trance, visions, or spiritual displacement if unprepared.

Legacy of Por Sala Tan’s Lineage
This particular piece was used by one of Por Sala Tan’s sons, now also passed on. It carries decades of lineage energy and was acquired directly from Ac Lek, Por Sala Tan’s successor and guardian of his remaining wiccha.

For Collectors of True Wiccha
Though I do not meditate, I keep this as a true relic. Not for wear, but for what it represents: a vanished time, a path few walk, and a power few understand.

This is not a necklace.
It is a sealed pact with the realms beyond.