Por Sala Tan

This is a highly charged dual-energy Mae Prai-Guman amulet in Luk Krop format, discovered by Por Sala Tan in a secluded cave. The relics found included both the remains of a mother and fetus, embedded into the cave over time. The spiritual imprint was so strong it was initially classified as jinn-level, trapped and unable to move on without liberation.

Por Sala Tan conducted a ceremony of release, harmonizing the intense spiritual imprint with sacred herbs, cave soil, and balancing takruts. The amulet was later sealed and empowered.

Origin Story (Revealed During Meditation)

Por Sala Tan, during post-ritual meditation, uncovered the backstory:

• A pregnant woman died from infection while fleeing across the border, likely seeking refuge into northern Thailand.

• A Lersi hermit attempted merit dedication but lacked the karmic strength to fully liberate the pair.

• Over decades, their spirits bound to the cave, fusing into a powerful residual essence.

This rare convergence created a potent duality:

• Mae Prai (Motherly) energy for protection, care, and spiritual charisma

• Guman (Child-like) energy for wish-granting, attraction, and business movement

Features

• Material: Gaduk Mae Prai carved front with full Tai Yai yantra inscription for dual-energy invocation

• Back: Loaded Mae Prai figure embedded with traditional burial relics, gold leaf, sacred ash, and takruts

• Type: Luk Krop format — not merely a statue, but a sealed field of unchanneled karmic essence

• Wiccha: Tai Yai lineage, extremely rare to encounter active practitioners of this format today

Functionality

• Excellent for:

  • Sales, closing deals, attracting customers

  • Wish fulfillment, especially for sincere and ongoing needs

  • Emotional grounding, especially for wearers who frequently feel “disconnected” or scattered

  • Wearing with other amulets — this piece acts as an amplifier due to the sheer density of the spiritual essence