Por Sala Tan

(Non Barang)

There was a time during his travels when Por Sala Tan came across an old tree, deep in the forest. Weathered by age and surrounded by silence, the tree carried a weight that only those trained in the old ways would notice. Beneath its bark was not just age or decay, but presence. Something intelligent, watchful, and quietly powerful.

It was a Ngan. Not loud or violent, but elusive. One that radiated a deep, natural seneh — the kind that affects people without them knowing why. Those who passed by the area reported strange sensations. Some felt uneasy, while others found themselves strangely uplifted after brushing against the tree. Por Sala Tan understood what it was. A spirit with refined attraction energy. Not forced. Not agitated. Just... present.

At that time, he happened to be carrying a relic made from gaduk chang, a dense and old bone-grade material he had kept for years. He had always known it would serve a specific purpose. That moment had arrived.

Without hesitation, he took the relic, uttered a short mantra under his breath, and struck it into the base of the tree. The forest stilled. Those with him later said the air changed, as though something had left and something had been completed. The essence of the Ngan had transferred — not trapped, but accepted. It entered the relic willingly, understanding that its time within the tree had ended.

Por Sala Tan later shared with his students that this particular Ngan held a rare type of seneh. It was not about desire or lust. It was about pull. The kind that draws people to you without reason. That softens negotiation, opens doors, and invites help without asking.

This amulet now houses that presence. It does not demand offerings. It does not disturb. But it works. Quietly, consistently, and with a depth of energy that can only come from something that has waited a long time to be seen.