Por Sala Tan

Por Sala Tan’s Personal Mai Jan (ไม้จาน) – Ritual Yantra-Etching Tool

Used Across Decades | Energetically Saturated | Now a Private Lineage Relic

Among the countless sacred objects touched by Por Sala Tan, few hold as deep and cumulative energy as this: his personal mai jan—the ritual tool used for hand-etching yantras onto sacred mediums. More than a spiritual accessory, this was a direct transmitter of intention, bridging thought into form through manual engraving.

🔍 Artifact Overview

• Material: Aged wood, hardened by time and repeated oil contact. Its surface is darkened from decades of handling, ritual ash, and absorbed energy from consecration environments.

• Form: Classic stepped design, tapered to a sharp point, ideal for precision inscription into soft ritual surfaces such as:

  • Lead plates (takrut scrolls)

  • Sacred powders (pressed amulets)

  • Wax candles for spellwork

  • Temple wood and yan boards

• Function: Not for cutting or decoration, this mai jan was a spiritual stylus, used during key ritual moments when Por Sala Tan needed to inscribe:

  • Protective yantra

  • Calling scripts

  • Binding commands (particularly on prai-influenced pieces)

  • Blessing activation formulas

✍️ Spiritual Importance

Each mark made with this mai jan was not casual—it was a deliberate act of energetic imprinting. Over time, the tool itself absorbed the repetitive rhythm of sacred writing, making it a baramee-infused object even when not in use.

Por Sala Tan used this same piece to create:

• Some of his earliest lead takrut

• Inscription grooves on prai-based lockets

• Oil candle yan for empowerment and sealing

Decades of use means that residual power has built up—a silent charge from years of focused intention, mantra recitation, and spirit-channeling.

🪵 Legacy & Transfer

After Por Sala Tan’s passing, the mai jan was kept in active ritual use by Ac Lek, who continued using it for minor consecration work and altar maintenance inscriptions. Recently, with Ac Lek stepping back from active ritual duties, this item has been respectfully retired and handed over for preservation.

This is not a display item. It is a direct link to the energy line of Por Sala Tan’s hand—something only a few living disciples ever had access to.