Por Sala Tan

During one of his journeys into the deep forest caves of the region, Por Sala Tan came across a rare natural formation within a Shiva-dedicated cave — a structure that, without human carving, had taken on the unmistakable form of Yoni and Lingam. To him, this wasn’t just symbolic. It was a living sign of nature's own creative force.

Por Sala Tan has long taught that among all sacred symbols in the world, the union of Yoni and Lingam is the most powerful — not only for its spiritual depth but for its biological truth. When they meet, life is created. And when that pattern occurs in nature — in stone, soil, or metal — it becomes a pure relic of baramee and cosmic force.

This piece, harvested respectfully from the cave, carries that same energy.

• Baramee (spiritual authority)

• Yang essence, which activates space, energy, and clarity

• Vitality for both spirit and body, not by force, but by alignment

Por Sala Tan often uses such pieces in his own samnak (ritual space) to balance the high Yin energy from his spirit-based items. He says that while prai and entities may offer power, you need life force to maintain balance — otherwise a house becomes heavy, a temple too still, a practitioner too fatigued.

These natural Lingam-Yoni cave relics are ideal for:

• Energising living or working spaces

• Supporting harmony in homes, especially those with spiritual activity

• Creating balance between Yin and Yang in places with strong female or spirit energy

• Uplifting baramee, decision-making strength, and personal clarity

In Por Sala Tan’s words:

“A place with life force has warmth. People speak softer, work better, and feel closer. Even ghosts rest easier.”

This isn’t an amulet for wearing, but a spiritual tool for placement — whether in a samnak, altar, or central part of a room. It holds the stillness of the cave, the form of the cosmos, and the quiet power of natural creation.