Por Sala Tan

Barang 2" Size

❖ One-of-a-Kind Ritual Relic from Por Sala Tan’s Personal Collection

Cave-Origin Relic Housing Nam Man Prai of a High-Level Mae Pii Tai Hong

This piece stands in a class of its own — a true mystic unknown, carried and used by Por Sala Tan himself for years in his personal rituals.

The base relic is believed to come from a deep forest cave, and based on its texture and spiritual vibration, it is likely to be a fossilized bone or relic fragment from a former Lersi or high-level practitioner. However, due to Por Sala Tan’s minimal documentation and his habit of keeping certain sacred materials unlabelled, the true identity of the relic cannot be confirmed.

What can be said for sure, however, is this:

➤ The energy is undeniable. All who have handled or sat near this piece — including senior ajarns and sensitives — remark on its heavy vibration, almost like a quiet storm. It holds the type of baramee that causes silence in a room.

Por Sala Tan selected this exact relic as the vessel to hold Nam Man Prai (NMP) drawn from a rare, high-level Mae Pii Tai Hong — a powerful female spirit who died under tragic circumstances and was later bonded into ritual use. Spirits of this calibre are not easily summoned, and even less frequently contained. A standard bottle or ordinary container would never suffice. It needed a relic with serious spiritual weight.

This piece was kept for years in Por Sala Tan’s ritual room and used in dozens of high-level ceremonies — particularly those concerning:

• Seneh (love attraction and compassion rituals)

• Wish granting and supernatural intervention

• Complex love cases, where someone’s spouse or partner had been lured away due to black magic, karmic entanglements, or seneh from others.

In such cases, Por Sala Tan would call upon the Mae Pii housed within this relic to disrupt external affairs and pull the original partner back, often with astonishing results. The spirit’s loyalty and ferocity are well-known among his inner circle.

What’s particularly rare is that this relic acted both as a housing vessel and an anchor during consecration ceremonies — meaning it was not just passive, but actively engaged in energy work during rites. This adds another layer of potency and sacred residue built up over time.

For practitioners of:

• Advanced Seneh magic

• Prai workings and ancestral spirit calling

• Love reconciliation cases

• Or those walking a serious occult or Lersi-based path