Por Sala Tan

Item/Amulet: Keow Meow Paa

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 253x

Province: Fang

Material: Gaduk Meow Paa

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Mainstream

Size: 2.5"

This is one of the rarest and most mystical pieces I’ve ever come across from Por Sala Tan — the Keow Meow Paa. It's the first of its kind I’ve seen from him, and it carries an energy that’s hard to put into words unless you’ve held it.

Deep in the wild hills of the Fang region, there are untamed creatures — forest-dwelling meow (jungle cats) with a raw, fierce essence. This amulet contains the gum bone relic of one such creature. Unlike typical relics, this one was chosen not just for its rarity, but for its spiritual compatibility — its natural fierceness allows it to hold and retain the boons of powerful deities.

One such deity is none other than Taowesuwan — the great Prah Yak or Asura Giant, said to originate from the land of Lanka. In the North, Taowesuwan is highly revered for his dual powers: protection in all directions and the ability to draw in wealth and authority.

Now here’s the special part — this piece wasn’t just created and distributed. It has real history. It was worn in the shirt pocket by Por Sala Tan’s luksits — many of whom are from military backgrounds. These wearers had their tarkruts (yantra scrolls) on the back customized according to their birth dates.

But don’t worry — this particular piece, left behind over 20 years ago, was later adopted by Ac Lek, Por Sala Tan’s son. He saw the potential in it and respectfully requested Por Sala Tan to bless it with a general-use tarkrut, making it suitable for any wearer, regardless of birthdate or background.

It has since been kept away quietly, untouched by commercial hands — until now. I’ve personally encased it in plastic to preserve it as-is, direct from source, untouched, unaltered.

If you understand the true power of relics, spirit alignment, and deity fusion, this isn’t just an amulet — it’s a once-in-a-lifetime piece.