Por Sala Tan

Por Sala Tan, the northern Thai master renowned for his mastery over spirit-based wiccha, produced this highly distinctive Ngan creation for seneh (attraction, charm, influence) and wish granting. This design has been consistently sought after since 2014, with a long track record of positive field results among collectors and practitioners.

Historical Background

This piece was crafted through a fire wiccha ceremony, where it was placed in the furnace of a Mae Prai spirit. The ritual uses heat to transfer the essence and spiritual potency of the Mae Prai into the Ngan figure, permanently binding its influence to the piece. This method of consecration is considered one of the most intense in Thai occult practice, ensuring deep integration of the spirit’s presence.

Blessings and Effects

• Seneh & Influence – Enhances personal charm, draws attention, and increases persuasive power in social and business settings.

• Wish Granting – Supports requests in both material and relationship matters when approached with respect.

• Occult Potency – Carries both physical and spiritual links to the Mae Prai through multiple layers of empowered materials.

Materials

• Corpse Cloth – Taken from the Mae Prai and soaked in Nam Man Prai (NMP) wax before being wrapped around the figure.

• Twin NMP Bottles –

  • Front Bottle: Contains Chin NMP (spirit bone oil).

  • Second Bottle: Contains Body NMP (spirit flesh oil).

• Takruts – Inserted to stabilize and channel the spiritual current from the spirit’s essence into the wearer’s life.

Usage in Modern Life

Carry the amulet on your person and chant the standard Por Sala Tan katha. Offerings are optional but recommended—Thursday is considered the most auspicious day. Traditional offerings include a bowl of rice with a boiled egg, or a bottle of red/green sweet drink such as Fanta or syrup. When not in use, store in a respectful high place.