Por Sala Tan

This is a highly unusual and spiritually significant piece from Por Sala Tan, constructed using a relic-grade yoni bone over a century old, originally excavated in the Issan region. The original owner, a student of Por Sala Tan, attempted to revive the seneh (magnetic charm) energy within the bone for over a year through his own rituals—but failed to produce any response.

Upon presenting it to Por Sala Tan, the master immediately identified the issue—not as a lack of potential, but as an energetic dormancy due to its prolonged burial. This piece had dried out spiritually, and like a vessel long sealed, required a specific kind of spiritual ignition.

Ritual Intervention and Consecration

To awaken the essence, Por Sala Tan employed one of his most powerful and direct methods—implanting new paneang relics into the back cavity, along with other wicha-based components, including:

• Brass figurine talisman

• Takrut (copper & lead) arranged in balanced configuration

• Sacred powders and waxes to anchor the spiritual charge

Within only 5 minutes of chanting, Por Sala Tan successfully reactivated the piece. Witnesses noted a strong shift in its energetic presence—described by the original owner as a “buzzing” heat, and by others as a tangible pull of presence and aura.

Function and Long-Term Altar Housing

After its successful activation, the luksit continued to wear and use the amulet for a period of time. However, during a Wai Kru ceremony, he left it in the mass blessing basket and forgot to retrieve it. Por Sala Tan, recognizing the unique significance of the piece, placed it permanently on his altar, where it remained untouched for over 15 years—effectively charged and blessed continuously until Por Sala Tan’s passing.