Por Sala Tan

This is a naturally formed figure of Mae Prai, a female spirit long bound to a mai takien tree, who over decades transitioned into a jinn-level entity through spiritual accumulation and karmic resonance.

🌳 Formation & Spiritual Background
According to Por Sala Tan, this takien tree was long inhabited by a Mae Prai spirit who had passed in sorrow nearby. Over time, rather than fading, her spirit merged with the tree’s energy, nurturing it as both protector and occupant. Unlike typical haunted wood that carries unrest, this piece is the result of ascension — the rare moment when the spirit becomes one with the elemental.

Before the tree’s death, this unmistakable formation — resembling a feminine, sensual figure — emerged at the trunk’s core. Recognizing its power and significance, Por Sala Tan did not perform any chanting or consecration. He simply cut it free, coated it in sacred forest balm, and sealed it — allowing the spirit to remain fully raw, untamed, and direct.

💗 Function & Blessings
This type of spirit-relic does not require external empowerment — it is the source of power. The Mae Prai residing within holds a deep dual energy of:

• Wish-fulfillment (especially desires stemming from the heart or body)

• Seneh attraction, especially for those seeking admiration, companionship, or reconciliation