Por Sala Tan

Category: Barang

Size 1.5"

Deity / Master

Prah Prom, also known as Brahma in Hindu tradition, is regarded as the Creator and one of the three Hindu Greats alongside Vishnu and Shiva. In Southeast Asian spiritual practice, Prah Prom is revered for his supreme wisdom, his embodiment of the Four Noble Truths in Buddhist adaptation, and his ability to bestow blessings of prosperity, harmony, and protection. He is widely known among devotees as a wish-granting deity, answering sincere prayers with tangible results.

Historical Background

This particular piece was created by Por Sala Tan, a respected white robe master from northern Thailand known for his meticulous selection of materials and adherence to traditional ritual processes. The gaduk chang used for the front carving was brought to Por Sala Tan by devotees who had obtained it from a local city temple, intending for him to bless it. Por Sala Tan, recognising the depth of its energy, stated that it was beyond his capabilities alone and sought the assistance of a Lersi he was closely connected with.

The Lersi, during the consecration process, explained that he was in the midst of liberating spirits and proposed incorporating both yin and yang energies into this batch. Por Sala Tan agreed, recognising that the union of these energies would greatly enhance its wealth-fetching qualities. The resulting amulet was the product of combined blessings—merging two distinct but complementary spiritual lineages. Devotees who received the amulet reported notable gains in their businesses, including consistent success in the food trade, and some even experienced unexpected lottery wins.

Blessings and Effects

• Wisdom and Clarity – Guidance in decision-making and the ability to navigate complex situations with balanced judgment.

• Wealth Fetching – Attracts business opportunities, financial gain, and unexpected windfalls.

• Harmonising Energies – The yin-yang infusion promotes balance in personal and professional life.

• Protection – Safeguards against negative influences and environmental misfortune.

• Wish Fulfilment – Responds to sincere prayers with favourable outcomes.

Materials

• Front – Carved gaduk chang, chosen for its spiritual weight and traditional use in powerful wicha.

• Back – Gaduk pee base set with relic fragments and a central takrut, enhancing spiritual stability and potency.

• Inscriptions – Hand-applied markings for alignment with the intended blessings.

Usage in Modern Life

This Prah Prom amulet is suited for business owners, traders, and individuals engaged in ventures that require both prosperity and protection. The balanced yin-yang consecration makes it especially suitable for those seeking stability alongside growth, ensuring that gains do not come at the cost of personal harmony. In daily use, it can be worn or carried as a constant source of guidance, protection, and opportunity attraction. Chanting the regular Por Sala Tan katha is sufficient for activation, and no offerings are required.