Por Sala Tan

Type - Barang (Singha Essence)

This is a powerful and rare piece crafted by Por Sala Tan, using one of the most highly sought-after and least replicated mediums in Thai wicha: a corpse coin container over 80–100 years old. Inside rests a Singh spirit, merged with Tid Jai relics and sealed with a tarkrut for authority and wealth-fetching.

This is not a casual charm. It is a live vessel, built using relic-grade materials and prai anchoring—constructed specifically for those who require dominance in presence, control in speech, and movement in finances.

⚰️ The Vessel: 100-Year-Old Corpse Coin

The outer casing of this amulet is an actual coin recovered from a corpse, a traditional material long revered for its spirit-conducting properties.

In ancient and rural wicha lineages, coins placed on the deceased were believed to bind a portion of soul-residue, turning the object into a carrier of fate, merit, or karmic pull. These coins were never spent—they were kept, buried, or used in spiritual work for:

• Calling spirits

• Breaking stagnation

• Enhancing wicha potency

• Anchoring wandering energies

This particular coin is estimated to be 80–100 years old, and has been ritually cleaned, activated, and sealed by Por Sala Tan.

🐯 The Internal Force: Singh + Tid Jai

Sealed inside the corpse coin is a Singh's Essence ritually invoked and empowered to serve its bearer.

The Singh is a being known in Lanna, Khmer, and Thai traditions as the symbol of command, fearlessness, and public authority. It dominates the spiritual field and pushes the aura outward, making the owner appear more commanding in all human interactions.

Inside this Singh container, Por Sala Tan also inserted:

• A Tid Jai relic – believed to represent the core life force of a being, extracted from spiritually potent remains or selected materials that amplify vitality, presence, and spiritual sharpness

• A custom-made tarkrut, coded with formulas for financial flow, attraction of opportunity, and baramee (spiritual merit and leadership presence)

These three elements—corpse coin, Singh, Tid Jai—form a trinity of control, wealth, and spiritual mass.

🔮 What This Piece Does

This is not a decorative item. It is a functioning spiritual tool, known to perform in areas such as:

• Command Presence – Increases your social power, respect, and persuasive impact in rooms, meetings, or negotiations

• Financial Activation – Opens up unexpected sources of income, especially through people drawn to your energetic authority

• Protective Baramee Field – Deters psychic attack, slander, and subtle sabotage from rivals

• Boosted Charisma – Especially useful in leadership, sales, or spiritual consultation work

• Aura Reinforcement – For those suffering energetic burnout, spiritual fatigue, or presence dilution, this piece naturally reinforces your field

📿 Construction and Energy Handling

• The corpse coin container is weighted and compact, made to be worn close to the body

• The Singh energy may present subtly at first—some feel heat, pressure in the chest, or vivid dreams as the bonding begins

• It is not advised to store this piece on the floor or in bedrooms; best kept on a high shelf or carried with care

• Speak with it directly. It responds to intention, tone, and respect—not chants alone

⚠️ Rarity and Closure

Por Sala Tan did not make many corpse coin containers.
Those that exist are tied to specific purposes and specific spirits—and this one was made for strength, money, and commanding influence.

These pieces are nearly impossible to replicate today. Not just because the coins are rare, but because few ajarns are willing—or spiritually capable—of working with this level of haunted material and binding it correctly.

This Singh is contained, calm, and ready to work, not loose or volatile.