Por Sala Tan

The piece was consecrated by Por Sala Tan and his closest luksits directly on the sacred soils of Mount Bumi in Myanmar — a location known in Burmese esoteric circles for its natural alignment with lunar forces. The ceremony was timed precisely during the waxing moon, a phase traditionally used to call forth upward momentum, growth, and reversal of bad luck.

Rather than being done within temple walls, this blessing was held under the open sky — grounded, raw, and in tune with the terrain. As seen in the Myanmar footage, offerings were made, chants were raised, and the entire space was consecrated to align with Rahu’s energy of transformation and karmic redirection.

The back of the piece is pressed with a blend of 108 hand-selected Burmese and Thai herbs, formulated to uplift luck, break through stagnation, and draw fortune. A tarkrut is embedded as well — specifically chosen to increase personal magnetism, financial flow, and ensure the presence of benefactors or helping hands along one’s path.

This is not a mass-blessed or factory-produced item. Each piece was handled individually by Por Sala Tan’s team during the trip, with focused intent and traditional ceremony. Pieces blessed on location in Myanmar are rare, especially with such layered construction and field-level energy.