Por Sala Tan

This Khun Pean is part of a rare batch personally brought by Por Sala Tan and his luksits to Mount Bumi in Myanmar, where it was consecrated during a focused field ceremony timed to coincide with the waxing moon. The ritual was conducted outdoors — away from temple enclosures — on soil long associated with Burmese hermits and forest monks who practiced remote austerities and charm work deep in the hills.

The base material used in this piece is highly esoteric and difficult to obtain. It’s a sacred organic compound traditionally associated with memory, spiritual imprint, and long-standing karmic resonance — known among certain adepts to retain the essence of will and presence over time.

Backing the amulet is a dense pack of 108 auspicious herbs, selected for their seneh-enhancing and fortune-raising properties. These herbs are crushed and bound using Burmese-style herbal pressing methods, intended to uplift overall aura and personal luck. Embedded within is a wealth-focused tarkrut, further calibrated to support:

• Attraction of benefactors

• Romantic and social magnetism

• Business charm and networking success

• Spiritual protection combined with worldly charm

Unlike conventional Khun Pean pieces centered solely on love or charm, this one leans toward the balanced expression of charisma, leadership, and wealth pulling — ideal for those who lead teams, close deals, or operate in spaces where both presence and favor matter.

Only a handful of these were made and blessed during the Myanmar trip. Given the location, timing, and raw materials involved, it is not a model that can be easily reproduced.