Por Sala Tan

This Takrut Phra Pidta was carved from Gaduk Kwai a material with deep significance in Lanna and northern Thai wiccha. The buffalo embodies endurance, loyalty, and raw strength, and when ritually processed, its essence becomes a powerful anchor for protection.

By carving it into the form of Phra Pidta, the Bodhisattva who closes his eyes to guard the mind, Por Sala Tan reinforced its role as a barrier against treachery, negativity, and hostile forces.

Ritual and Construction

The amulet was infused with layers of ritual:

• Takrut Scrolls were inserted to harmonize the carved form with active wiccha.

• Protective Yant Inscriptions were drawn directly on the piece, binding it with mantras for invulnerability and reversal of ill intent.

• Red Cord Binding secures both the physical form and its spiritual essence, sealing the consecration.

Por Sala Tan anchored the spiritual presence through extended chanting and proper rites, ensuring the energy was alive and active.

Spiritual Effects and Blessings

This Takrut Phra Pidta Gaduk Kwai operates primarily as a shield and repeller for the wearer:

• Anti-Betrayal  – Deflects jealousy, gossip, and betrayal in personal or professional circles.

• Protective Barrier – Guards against curses, black magic, and unseen spiritual harm.

• Inner Strength – The buffalo essence strengthens resilience and determination in the face of obstacles.

• Wealth and Stability – Protects one’s foundation, ensuring stability in business, career, and financial pursuits.

• Respect and Authority – The Bodhisattva form embodies baramee, commanding reverence and recognition.