Por Sala Tan

The Wa Tanoo, or spiritual arrow, is one of the most respected forms of Thai protective talismans. It is used to repel curses, block black magic, reverse harmful intent, and reinforce the wearer’s aura against spiritual interference or personal sabotage.

Por Sala Tan’s Wa Tanoo is not ornamental. It is a working tool created for real protection and spiritual warfare, infused with rare relics, handcrafted detail, and deep wicha. His experience as a forest master allows him to balance energies precisely — combining natural aggression with spiritual control.

History and Sacred Materials

Por Sala Tan’s Wa Tanoo is made using methods handed down from generations of forest monks and spirit practitioners. The materials are selected not just for their symbolic value, but for the real energy they carry:

• Lightning-struck Wa Tanoo wood relics: These are among the strongest materials used. Trees struck by lightning carry the energy of sudden, unnatural death — a surge of cosmic force that leaves a permanent spiritual imprint. In Thai wicha, such relics are considered highly active and can repel even the most persistent spiritual attacks.

• Takien and Payoom wood: Trees known to house spirits or receive offerings. In some cases, Por Sala Tan selects trees that already carry the energy of a resident spirit, ensuring the Wa Tanoo has a built-in guardian force.

• Spirit-infused vines or cords: Used to bind or wrap the piece, taken from trees or sites known for high spiritual activity.

• Crushed herbs and protective powders: Added to strengthen the talisman’s effect, including those for reversal, grounding, and aura sealing.

• Takruts: Metal scrolls hand-etched with yantras, inserted into the core or wrapped around the body of the Wa Tanoo to direct the flow of energy toward deflection and spiritual defense.

• Consecration oils: Some batches are anointed with nam man prai or forest oil to awaken the relic’s energetic system.

Each piece is consecrated through direct chanting and meditation, often under waning moons or during times of spiritual conflict in the region. Por Sala Tan selects his timing carefully, using astrology to align the intent with the energies of the universe.

Effects and Benefits

• Blockage of black magic and negative spiritual interference

• Reversal of curses, gossip, and ill-intent back to the source

• Aura reinforcement to protect against emotional instability or spiritual fatigue

• Defensive barrier against psychic intrusion, envy, or bad luck

• Return-to-sender function (for specific batches) that automatically reflects harm

• Stabilization of spiritual practices, especially for those using baramee or seneh items

Lightning-struck relics specifically enhance the reactive quality of the Wa Tanoo. They are known to act instantly when danger approaches — whether spiritual or physical — and have been used by monks, arjans, and lay practitioners who often venture into high-risk or spiritually dense environments.

Who Should Use This

• Spiritual practitioners, monks, or amulet users who interact with energies regularly

• Business owners or professionals facing jealousy, sabotage, or manipulation

• Individuals experiencing bad luck, nightmares, or inexplicable illness

• Wearers of highly attractive amulets (such as seneh, khun pean) who need balance

• Residents or workers near spiritually active places (hospitals, forests, cemeteries)