Por Sala Tan

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 2553

Province: Fang

Material: Mixed

Wrapping: Silver

Category: Barang

Size: 1"

While most people know about the special image pim made for PST’s final Wai Kru, which was held just 5 years before his passing, very few have even heard of this one.

This was a private batch, never openly released — created for only his closest luksits.

Unlike the commemorative pim made from holy soils and sacred powders gathered from across Burma, Thailand, and Sri Lanka, this one goes even deeper into his darker, more esoteric wiccha. For this piece, PST used bone relics from 5 prai spirits — each one carefully selected, ritually prepared, and combined under specific astrological timing.

But here’s where it gets intense:

The yants on these pieces were not written in a normal state. PST entered a deep trance — those who were present said he wasn’t fully conscious during the ritual. In that state, he began inscribing the yants by hand, channeling ancient wiccha that even his closest students rarely saw him use.

Only about 10 to 15 pieces of this model were ever made.

Compare that to the more public Roop Tai batches — the first two had only 20 pieces each, the third had 99 — and even those were considered hard to get. This one? Almost unknown to the public.

The pieces were infused with a deep duality — you’ll find Ngans, Yintongs, even Pidta elements, all intricately fused and balanced by tarkruts that PST personally inserted. It reflects what made him so different from other masters: his ability to blend Yin and Yang, the light and the shadow, into a piece that truly holds both protection and power.

Those lucky enough to wear one have shared something quite profound…

They dream of PST, sometimes even receiving messages or guidance.

Some say they feel his presence during times of deep loneliness or hardship.

Others have shared that wishes made with pure intent have come true, often without them realizing when the shift even began.

To me, PST was more than just a Master. Like many Arjans in the North, he carried that warmth, that humility — the feeling of a long-lost grandfather who looked out for you in silence, always from the background.

This piece isn’t for everyone.
It was never meant to be.

But for those who feel the calling — this is a true relic of PST’s heart and highest-level wiccha, made quietly for those who walked closest with him.