Por Sala Tan

Item/Amulet: Payakaokam Salika

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 252x

Province: Fang

Material: Gaduk Chang

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Barang

Size: 2.5"

This is one of the most exquisite and rarely seen creations by Por Sala Tan—a Payakaokam Salika amulet crafted from Gaduk Chang, a sacred material long believed to hold strength, memory, and karmic grounding. What makes this piece exceptional is not just the base material, but the deeply mystical process it underwent and the intricate design that brings its purpose to life.

A Hood of Salika, Carved with Intention
The main figure is Payakaokam, the celestial ascetic-king of charm and speech, sheltered under the hood of a Salika bird—a known symbol of sweet words, irresistible speech, and divine persuasion. Por Sala Tan personally sketched and oversaw the carving, ensuring the Salika’s wings and posture were symbolic of protection and attraction.

Around Payakaokam are four celestial female figures—each representing an aspect of his power:

Metta: Drawing goodwill from superiors, clients, and strangers

Seneh: Irresistible allure and personal charm in love or negotiations

Anti-Betrayal: Shielding against backstabbers, deceit, and disloyalty

Protective Influence: Acting as unseen guardians in social and energetic interactions

Each figure was carved with posture and gesture encoded with meaning—a level of craftsmanship rarely seen in modern mystical work.

Soaked in Lersi Naman Prai – a Rare and Balanced Wicha
What truly elevates this amulet is its immersion in Lersi Naman Prai, a sacred liquid wicha passed down in old hermit lineages. Unlike traditional prai oils, this formula is non-ghostly, developed specifically to uplift the yin energy within a person without invoking wandering spirits. Its use is extremely rare, only employed by masters who understand its delicate balance.

This soaking process charges the amulet with an almost magnetic quality—pulling in attention, affection, and opportunity, while stabilizing the user’s emotional and spiritual field.

Rear Composition: Anchoring the Realm of Hermits
On the back are:

Lersi relics, embedded to draw in guiding energies

Takruts, encoded with protective spells and charisma-enhancing formulas

Sacred cave soil, gathered from a meditation site where 108 Lersi masters have retreated in past centuries—a place known for dream clarity, inner vision, and spiritual instruction

These elements were not randomly chosen but arranged to form a spiritual map—anchoring the power of the amulet between earth (soil), form (relic), voice (Salika), and ether (Payakaokam’s domain).

Spiritual Uses and Ideal Wearers

This piece is highly suited for:

Those in sales, negotiations, healing, or matchmaking roles

Anyone working in public-facing or persuasion-heavy environments

Individuals seeking to enhance personal magnetism without compromising spiritual balance

Practitioners who already use seneh items but require something more refined, rooted, and stable