Por Sala Tan

Size: 3"

Type: Barang

In traditional Thai wiccha, the Rok Meow is known for its rare ability to bind the energy of emotional imprinting. When merged with the power of a Yan Nip Rup Sap, the combination creates a vessel that doesn’t just attract wealth — it anchors it to the owner. While many amulets aim to boost general charm or fortune, this specific piece works on a deeper energetic layer, influencing the way others think about you, remember you, and offer opportunities even in your absence.

This piece is one of four made in a special occurrence where Por Sala Tan discovered the Luk Meow after a spiritually significant event on his farm. The circumstances of their appearance — in a place typically avoided for such things — signaled a strong energetic presence. The amulet is said to carry a living imprint of this energy, amplified through customized yant formation and personal blessing by Por Sala Tan himself.

🔍 Educational Context: The Wiccha Combination

• Rok Meow: Spiritually seen as a raw form of seneh + attraction, often used for charm, longing, and wealth influence. In this batch, its essence is focused toward material returns, not just social favor.

• Yan Nip Rup Sap: Literally meaning "seal and attract riches," this yantra has been altered from its usual love-focus to a cashflow-driven energetic map.
  Used in older Cambodian-Thai temples for drawing in prosperity from both known and unseen sources.

✅ Tested Field Use

• ✪ Noodle Stall Owner: Placed the piece in her money box. Became the most successful seller in her village within 3 months.

• ✪ Male Home Business Owner: Reported increase in unexpected freelance offers after placing it in his document cabinet.

📌 How to Use

• Place in home safe or business altar

• Can be kept with other amulets (Guman, Ngan, etc.)

• Ideal positions:
  ▸ Cashier box
  ▸ Contract drawer
  ▸ Display altar in workplace