Por Sala Tan

Item/Amulet: Chao Mae Ser Mnig Pai

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 252x

Province: Fang

Material: Barang

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Barang

Size: 3" +

This is the story of a soul that could not be freed, even by the most skilled Arjans—until Por Sala Tan himself was called in.

The Spirit That Would Not Let Go

The spirit, known as Mae Ser Ming Pai, was anchored deeply in this realm—her energy aggressive, sorrowful, and impossible to pacify.

Even Por Sala Tan, with all his wiccha, tried everything: from high-level yantras to midnight ceremonies, smoke offerings to sacred water. Nothing worked.

During Khao Pansa, the rains retreat season—when spiritual energies are at their peak—Por Sala Tan assigned one of his monk luksits to meditate directly upon the relic, which was believed to be her pubic bone, still carrying intense karmic imprint.

What the monk saw in his deep meditation changed everything.

She wasn't holding on to vengeance.
She wasn’t lost.
She was waiting for her mother.

The Reunion Ceremony

After verifying the vision with the village chief, the team was guided to an old grave—belonging to Mae Ser Ming Pai’s mother. Carefully, with consent and ceremony, they unearthed a piece of her mother’s old paneang relic.

The difference in color and aging between the two gaduk is visible—one fresh with sorrow, the other ancient and calm.

The moment the mother’s relic was brought near, the sky broke into rain.

It was not coincidence—it was a sign.

A spiritual release.

The bond between mother and daughter completed, a karmic knot untied at last.

The Power of This Relic Now

Now that the soul has been liberated through love—not force—this piece is no longer a burdened spirit. It is a protector, a provider, a bringer of harmony.

Blessings it now carries:

Wealth flow without obstruction

Protection against spiritual attacks or envy

Smooth path in business, love, and social dealings

Extra merit when kept in a respectful place or altar

A Relic of Two Worlds
You will see the physical difference in the two gaduk relics—the younger, more aggressive spirit now soothed by the ancient energy of her mother. Together, they now serve not through power, but through peace.

This piece was directly overseen and sanctified by Por Sala Tan himself—one of the last known rituals of this nature in his lineage.

Not just an amulet. Not just a relic.

This is a spiritual reunion, a karmic closing, and now—a powerful blessing for the one who keeps it.