Por Sala Tan

Origin

This Prai Kasip amulet comes from one of Por Sala Tan’s luksit who traveled to his residence for blessings. According to Ac Lek, the maker was an Arjan from the northeast of Thailand, close to the Cambodian border, with Cambodian lineage and background in Khmer-style wicha. After consecrating, some of these amulets were passed on to Por Sala Tan, who further empowered them through his methods.

Materials and Form

The piece is made from prai mae kasip, a specific form of spirit powder tied to the energy of attraction and luck. Embedded within are sacred relic fragments, yantra inscriptions, and takrut to seal the power. Distinct red inscriptions and gemstone-like eyes emphasize the ritualistic identity of the amulet. The dark, composite material shows traces of bone, ash, and other ritual powders used to carry the spiritual essence.

Purpose and Blessings

The primary function of the Prai Kasip is to enhance sixth sense and intuitive edge, particularly in situations of risk and chance. It has long been linked with gambling luck, giving the wearer sharper instincts, better timing, and unexpected fortune. Alongside this, the amulet also supports sales and attraction (seneh)—useful for those in business or interpersonal dealings where charm and persuasion play a role.

Usage in Life

Devotees who keep such a piece often report heightened intuition, sudden streaks of luck, and smoother results in business or negotiation. It is especially valued by those who work in trading, sales, and gambling circles. Regular merit dedication to the spirit energy within ensures stability and stronger results, as the energy is responsive to ongoing attention.