Por Sala Tan

🔮 Two Spirits, One Vessel — Born of Flame, Bone & Oil
Por Sala Tan’s Dual-Entity Jinn Amulet (One-of-One, Never Repeated)

Among the rarest in Por Sala Tan’s catalogue are pieces that house more than one spirit. This is one of them.

Crafted individually, not in batches, this piece is a spirit container—a powerful artifact forged through real spiritual encounters, not market demand. Within it dwell two distinct entities, each bound by purpose, ritual, and karmic gravity.

⚰️ Origins of the Vessel

The base of the amulet is composed of:

• Bone dust from a former practitioner—either a wandering Lersi or monk whose death was not ceremonially completed. These remains were discovered near a meditation site in an isolated forested cave, long untouched.

• Soil of Death – collected from that same sacred cave, believed to carry high spirit-retention energy. This acts as a binding anchor to prevent wandering.

• Nam Man Prai (NMP) – derived from a female spirit who, due to her karmic entanglement, could not be liberated, despite full rites. Her energy clings—unresolved, emotional, but cooperative under command.

• Paneang Chip Relics – remnants of burnt corpse cloth and ashes from fire-cleansed prai bodies, used here as accelerants for spiritual activity and communication.

👻 The Spirits Within

1. Prai Kasip Jinn

A classic entity in Thai-Burmese traditions, this type of jinn is focused on rapid wealth, especially in:

• Gambling

• Fast deals

• Opening blocked financial flows

• “Striking luck” in situations where logic fails but fate intervenes

Bound through three nights of katha chanting, the jinn’s presence was ritually invited and fused with the materials until acceptance was confirmed via omens observed by Por Sala Tan.

2. The Spirit Companion (Non-Liberated)

This is not a wandering ghost, but a fixed spirit, whose tragic karmic loop prevents release. She is not malevolent—rather, her lingering binds make her especially potent in amulets:

• Enhancing metta mahaniyom (loving-kindness & charm)

• Acting as a guardian over the jinn and the wearer

• Responding quickly to offerings, especially for wish-granting or emotional intercession

She was once a practitioner herself, believed to have died during failed ritual transformation. Now, her spirit exists in liminality—unable to pass on, yet capable of helping others find what she could not.

🔒 Ritual Details & Purpose

This amulet was made over 5 consecutive days, involving:

• Consecration of relics with oil and blood-binding chants

• Layered invocation of two entities, using both prai and occult katha

• Sealing of energy via sacred wax and herbal resin

The takrut embedded on the back serves to stabilize the dual polarity of the amulet, ensuring harmony between both spirits and the wearer.

🪙 For the True Keeper

This piece is not for casual wear. It is suitable for:

• Those seeking breakthroughs in business, luck, or life paths that demand unseen support

• Keepers of gumans, jinns, or other prai-based spirits who require a central anchor or guardian spirit

• Those with spiritual discipline—able to offer, respect, and maintain proper energetic hygiene