Por Sala Tan

Among the rarer and more esoteric relics from Por Sala Tan’s collection, this piece stands out not only for its unusual source—but also for the deep spiritual context behind its acquisition and purpose.

This is a preserved pubic relic of a dominant Meow Chamut, a creature revered in certain Southeast Asian mystical traditions for its unrelenting sexual energy and territorial authority. Unlike ordinary cats, dominant chamut males are often viewed by traditional masters as possessing unusually intense prana (life force), especially when they reach the final stages of life after surviving numerous territorial battles and mating seasons.

Por Sala Tan, known for his affinity with both wild creatures and wandering spirits, reportedly had a strong magnetism that attracted such beings. According to accounts from close disciples, an aged, powerful Meow Chamut approached Por Sala Tan during one of his meditation sessions and lay down in front of him before passing peacefully. This manner of passing is viewed in Thai animist-Buddhist belief as “borrowing the merit of a learned person”—a rare and sacred phenomenon in which animals, lacking the karmic faculties to consciously meditate, instinctively seek out holy persons to pass away near, hoping to ride on their cultivated energy toward a better rebirth.

Recognizing the significance of this, Por Sala Tan preserved the most energetically charged region—the pubic area, believed to house the most potent seat of mating energy and primal seneh force. It was later ritually sealed in casing, following the Khao Or tradition of preservation, and enhanced with minor blessings to stabilize its energy for amulet use.

Believed Properties:

• Seneh Maha Sanaeh: Strong charm, sexual attraction, and influence over others

• Dominance Energy: Used by believers to exude subtle charisma, especially in leadership or persuasive roles

• Animal-Linked Prana: Especially resonant for those working in spiritual paths, animal-related trades, or tantric arts

Pieces like this are extremely rare, as such events are not only unpredictable, but also require the presence of a spiritually elevated practitioner to be meaningful. Only a handful were said to be made by Por Sala Tan in his lifetime.