Por Sala Tan

Taowesuwan Amulet – Por Sala Tan (Consecrated 2013 CE)

Cave-Blessed | 7 Ceremonies | Paired with Deva Energy

This particular Taowesuwan was personally handed over by Por Sala Tan in 2013, on the day it had just completed its final consecration. As the story goes, he had just finished blessing it the night before, and upon your arrival, he took it down from the altar himself — indicating its immediate readiness and spiritual activation.

🕯️ Ceremonial Lineage & Spiritual Construction

This piece was not created lightly. It underwent a total of seven separate consecration ceremonies, each aimed at empowering different aspects of the deity’s manifestation — from protective strength to wealth-attracting force.

Key spiritual elements included:

• Paneang fragments from ancient holy men, found within deep forest caves — traditionally believed to carry intense meditative energy and spiritual residue

• 5 embedded takruts, each inscribed with intent to anchor and amplify the essence of the cave’s Taowesuwan entity

• Soil gathered from the cave itself, grounding the piece in both elemental and spiritual resonance

Por Sala Tan is known to only use materials that “call to him” spiritually. In this case, the cave was believed to be an active spiritual site, housing the presence of a powerful Taowesuwan-like guardian — one that does not merely protect, but also invites blessings.

🛡️ Protective Force & Mystical Function

Taowesuwan, as a deity, is known across both Buddhist and Lersi traditions as a commander of yaksa, protector of the Dhamma, and banisher of malevolent forces. He is particularly effective in guarding against:

• Backstabbers and hidden enemies

• Spiritual interference and black magic

• Gossip, slander, and professional sabotage

But beyond protection, this deity also holds the authority to bring wealth from celestial realms — drawing upon the blessings of heavenly beings (devas) and redirecting them toward the wearer, particularly when the wearer walks a righteous path.

💰 Pairing for Wealth & Baramee

While Taowesuwan is considered mainstream in his spiritual function, Por Sala Tan noted that this entity works best when paired with a strong baramee-based amulet, especially Buddha images or Dhamma-aligned objects.

Why? Because:

Taowesuwan is not a solitary deity. He thrives in the company of those with spiritual merit (baramee). When the wearer strengthens their inner purity and moral discipline, the devas are more willing to assist.

🔐 Summary

• Creator: Por Sala Tan

• Consecration: 7 ceremonies, completed 2013 CE

• Materials: Paneang (holy man remains), cave soil, 5 takruts

• Function: Protection + celestial-level wealth attraction

• Recommended pairing: Baramee-enhancing Buddha image or merit-based amulet