Por Sala Tan

During a period of civil unrest in Burma, a mother shielded her children with her own body as rebel gunfire tore through the village. She did not survive — but her sacrifice transformed her instantly into a Pii Tai Hong of immense spiritual potency. The kind that arises not from vengeance, but from pure, unwavering motherly protection.

Her children were taken in by Ac Ji, the son of Por Sala Tan, and have remained under his care ever since. This amulet contains a bone relic from the mother herself, kept and honored within the family lineage, and now embedded respectfully into this piece — not as a spirit trap, but as a spiritual anchor.

Energetic Qualities and Blessings:

• Wish Fulfillment: Her spirit is quick to respond when asked with sincerity, especially in matters related to home, livelihood, and the well-being of loved ones

• Wealth and Stability: Draws in financial opportunities and material support to help "provide," much like she would for her own children

• Protection from Harm: Especially against unjust violence, slander, and spiritual intrusion — her instinct to protect is exceptionally strong

• Gentle, Loving Energy: Unlike more aggressive Pii Tai Hong spirits, her presence is warm, nurturing, and loyal

Por Sala Tan has always said that spirits who pass on through acts of self-sacrifice carry a kind of baramee that can't be created through ritual alone. It is earned, and it continues to grow over time.

This is not a mass-released piece. It is personal, powerful, and rooted in real history — the kind of amulet that watches over its keeper as fiercely as she once watched over her children.