Por Sala Tan

Sian Tao Wessuwan Head – Cambodian Ruin Relic

Por Sala Tan’s Altar Piece | Ancient Wheel of Narai Integration | Cambodian-Lanna Wiccha Exchange

🛡️ A Relic of Divine Protection and Spiritual Reciprocity

This powerful Sian Taowesuwan head relic—representing the fierce guardian of the northern gate and commander of yaksha forces—was gifted to Por Sala Tan by a senior Cambodian arjan who specialized in ancient Khmer-era wiccha.

This was no ordinary exchange—it was a gesture of deep spiritual respect after Por Sala Tan, known for his gentle demeanor and deep compassion, had shared parts of his Lanna wiccha lineage with the Cambodian master. In return, this sacred piece was offered—an authentic artifact from a ruined Cambodian temple complex.

🌀 Forged with the Wheel of Narai & Embedded Tarkruts

What makes this piece exceptional is its spiritual architecture:

• Wheel of Phra Narai (จักรพระนารายณ์):
  The reverse side bears the mystical chakra of Lord Vishnu, symbolizing absolute authority, divine governance, and spiritual enforcement—a rare feature not commonly seen in Tao Wessuwan depictions.

• Dual Tarkrut Integration:
  Empowered with sacred metal scrolls to amplify protective, wealth-drawing, and obstacle-clearing properties. These were hand-inserted by the Cambodian arjan before the piece was handed over to Por Sala Tan.

🔒 Kept in Por Sala Tan’s Personal Altar Cupboard

Unlike his usual items passed on for field work, this piece was kept in Por Sala Tan’s own altar cupboard until the end of his life. It was not commercially distributed nor intended for sale. The aura of deep protection, reverence, and spiritual continuity makes this relic suitable only for serious practitioners or caretakers of Tao Wessuwan’s path.

🌟 Blessings & Spiritual Uses

This piece carries the following qualities:

• Barrier against harm, deception, and black magic

• Wealth defense – guarding assets, reputation, and household

• Leadership & Commanding presence – especially useful for business owners, law enforcement, or anyone who must stand firm in the face of adversaries

• Unseen reverence – the long-time altar placement has allowed this piece to “soak” in continuous devotional energy