Por Sala Tan

Lanna Blade of Fortune (Sacred Ritual Tool of Por Sala Tan)

Material: Nga Chang Graden Handle | Mai Gan Ha Tan Wood | Used for Chakra-Cleansing of Spirits and Living Beings

This is not a symbolic item nor a decorative ritual piece. This is a true Lanna blade of baramee, a spiritual tool deeply tied to the life work of Por Sala Tan, one of the most respected northern masters in the art of liberation and ritual cleansing—particularly with regard to Mae Prai (wandering female spirits).

⚔️ Ceremonial Function: Chakra Scraping for Spirit Liberation

Over the course of decades, Por Sala Tan used this very blade in sacred liberation rituals, where he would "scrape" through the chakras of Mae Prai spirits. Even in death, these beings retain traces of karmic trauma and energetic residue. Before sending them into higher realms, Por Sala Tan would cleanse each energy center—from base to crown—using this blade as an extension of his spiritual will.

Unlike symbolic weapons used in ritual display, this blade absorbed the baramee of real fieldwork:

• Hundreds of successful spirit liberations

• Countless blessings returned to the tool from devas and celestial beings

• A powerful karmic echo of its compassionate use

🔥 Construction and Sacred Materials

• Handle: Made from Nga Chang Graden, an elephant-related ivory substitute revered for its baramee and durability

• Blade: Crafted from Mai Gan Ha Tan, a sacred wood known across northern Thailand for its ability to break curses, dissolve lingering negativity, and clear spiritual congestion

• Binding: Traditional Lanna brass sealing to unify elements and hold the spiritual charge

This combination is rare and no longer replicated in modern ceremonial tools due to the scarcity of both materials and spiritually qualified craftsmen.

🧘♂️ Post-Por Sala Tan Usage

After the passing of Por Sala Tan, this blade was passed to Ac Lek, his son and disciple. Ac Lek continued its use—not on spirits—but on living humans. It was used to cleanse laypeople suffering from misfortune, spiritual heaviness, or unexplained setbacks. He followed the same ritual discipline, scraping through energy centers to restore balance.

Now retired, Ac Lek has released this blade, recognizing that its work has transitioned into the hands of those who continue to believe and practice.

🌟 For Lay Use: Aura Cleansing, Protection, and Blessing

As lay practitioners, this piece can be:

• Placed in cars, shops, or altars to absorb and dispel negative energy

• Used in personal aura-cleansing (gently passed near the body without contact)

• Carried into spiritually “heavy” places as a form of warding

• Honored as a sacred relic that draws devas, angels, and protective energies, due to the countless merit-making acts it has witnessed

This is a true historical spiritual artifact, not a replica, and one that has earned its baramee through decades of real use in helping both the dead and the living.