Por Sala Tan

This is one of the more intense pieces from Por Sala Tan, and it’s worth explaining why.

The body of the amulet is made from relics of ancient Lersi Paneang — these aren’t just symbolic materials; we’re talking about actual remains, often found deep in cave networks where these reusi practiced or passed. These relics carry residual spiritual charge that Por Sala Tan is known to tap into during consecration.

But what truly makes this piece unusual is the back: it contains tid jai — heart relics — from a Pii Tai Hong (a spirit of someone who died a violent or unjust death). These are not easy to come by, and Por Sala Tan only works with them when he has the right mediums and spiritual go-ahead. In this case, both the Lersi relic and the Pii Tai Hong spirit came from the same cave system, and both were actively seeking release.

Por Sala Tan’s method involves not just binding spirits, but helping liberate or redirect them with purpose. In this case, the spirit and jinn within this Rahu amulet were given a new ‘host’ — the amulet itself — and tasked with helping the bearer.

What this means practically:

• It’s extremely effective for clearing legal issues, conflict, and bad intentions directed at you.

• Those who’ve worn similar pieces have noticed backstabbers backing off — or facing consequences almost immediately.

• There’s also a wealth-fetching aspect, though it’s more aggressive and direct than the usual metta-type pieces. It doesn’t charm — it commands.

This isn’t a general-purpose amulet. It’s meant for people facing serious energetic challenges — lawsuits, betrayal, unseen interference — and who can handle strong barang-style pieces. If you’re not used to this type of energy, it may be overwhelming at first.

Not made for mass use. Each one is carved and empowered individually. The jinn inside are not passive.