Por Sala Tan

Pong Ngan Yak-Lersi Relic – Por Sala Tan Lineage (Seneh Edition)

(Barang)

For Powerful Attraction, Charisma, and Influential Presence – Especially in Nightlife & Social Settings

This rare relic traces its origin to a spiritually active region traversed by Por Sala Tan during one of his ritual pilgrimages across Northern Thailand. While other versions of this piece are centered around a meditating Yak-Lersi figure encountered during a rainy season retreat, this particular variant was carved with a different intent: Seneh.

🔸 Image & Carving: Pong Ngan in Seneh Posture

The front depicts a highly detailed Pong Ngan (sacred erotic figure), representing charm, attraction, and persuasive power—especially in intimate or social contexts. The carving follows Por Sala Tan’s personal sketch of a vision he had during meditation, but this version emphasizes earthly magnetism and human connection rather than meditative detachment.

Material is Keow Mee Graden (Extreamly RARE)

🔸 Sacred Contents (Rear Side)

On the back, you’ll find three key spiritual inclusions:

• Coffin Nail from the Khun Paen Tamlar Batch – Signifying unseen power, dominion over spiritual forces, and karmic authority over emotional entanglements.

• Nur Hom Relics – A herbal powder relic used to invoke seneh, metta, and persuasive energy in Thai esoteric practice. Particularly effective for emotional resonance and bonding.

• Yin Tong – A symbolic essence of selective charm and seduction. This element signals that the relic is not general-purpose, but specifically attuned for attraction and intimacy.

🔸 Function & Effects

This relic is especially suited for those with active social lives, entertainers, artists, sales professionals, or anyone seeking to enhance their natural allure. It attracts not only romantic attention, but also social grace, verbal fluency, and a charismatic aura that tends to draw people in.

Practitioners have noted:

• Improved personal magnetism during social outings or performances

• Unexpected favors or compliments from superiors or colleagues

• Easier communication in emotionally charged situations

• Stronger rapport-building with strangers or acquaintances

• Also for practicing Arjans to use for rituals

🔸 Usage Instructions

• Wear during the evening hours, especially before events or work shifts involving human interaction
  

• On Fridays or Tuesdays, offer incense or tea/alcohol as a gesture of respect (if wanted) (Optional)

• Store it on an elevated, clean space when not worn; do not place it near shoes or cluttered areas

If the wearer is in an emotionally sensitive line of work (e.g., healing, art, or nightlife), this relic is known to shield emotional burnout while still keeping your seneh active and flowing.