Por Sala Tan

Among the many Khun Pean pieces blessed by Por Sala Tan over the years, this particular one stands in a category of its own.

At its core, the image features Khun Pean with his Guman child, accompanied by Prai Kasip — forming a triad of charm, spiritual perception, and wealth-pulling ability. Each element plays a distinct role:

• Khun Pean: Classical seneh and commanding charm

• Guman: Wealth support, luck in opportunities

• Prai Kasip: Heightened intuition, sixth sense, and unseen protections

What makes this piece truly exceptional is the material and method. It is carved from gaduk chang, a relic-grade bone material used only when the spiritual essence of the subject is intense, but fragmented. In this case, only the yoni seed — the spiritual nucleus of the entity — could be preserved and was embedded directly into the back of the amulet.

From the number of hand-inserted tarkruts, you can tell this was not a simple piece to complete. Each inscription represents a stage in pacifying and harmonizing the spirit, a process that requires both time and deep ritual precision. This is not mass work. It is spiritual negotiation, carving, and containment all in one.

This is a "1 spirit, 1 amulet" creation. No duplicates. No variants. Just one being housed in one vessel, prepared specifically by Por Sala Tan when the energy and conditions aligned.

Energetic Highlights:

• Deep seneh and social pull, beyond surface-level attraction

• Sixth sense activation — clarity in decision-making, heightened dream activity

• Wealth magnetism, particularly through human interactions

• Protective aura — especially in situations involving competition, rivalry, or unseen interference

This is not an entry-level piece. It’s for the wearer who understands spiritual responsibility, who values depth over quantity, and who seeks real, layered energy.