Por Sala Tan

**Barang**

This was the final batch of seneh oil made by Por Sala Tan. It was prepared from a base of herbs and flower oils, with the addition of a single drop of NMP (Naman Prai). Unlike earlier oils that contained a full blend of five spirit oils, that stock had already been exhausted long before.

The origin of this batch comes from a young woman, nicknamed “Nang Faa” (Angel), who suffered abuse and died by hanging. As with other mae prai, her spirit came to Por Sala Tan seeking compassion and a proper ritual send-off. His son, now an Arjan (Ac Tum), went personally to retrieve her body so that a small amount of NMP could be extracted and consecrated into this oil.

Blessings and Effects

• Attraction & Affection: Builds personal charm and draws warmth from others, whether applied on oneself or indirectly on another person.

• Relationship Support: Smooths connections, helps in seeking companionship, and strengthens bonds.

• Practical City Blessings: This oil was especially popular with women from Por Sala Tan’s community when they left their villages for city life—used to find love, stability, and opportunities.

• Long-Lasting Potency: A single trace can remain effective for 2–3 months, making even a small bottle last for many years.

• Residual Power: After the oil is finished, the tarkrut inside can be removed, wrapped, and carried, continuing to radiate strong seneh energy.

Usage in Modern Life

The oil can be applied sparingly on the body, on personal items such as a wallet, handbag, or phayant, or even discreetly carried to project its aura. Only 1/10 of a drop is needed per use, with effects lasting months at a time.

Those who own PST’s Ma Sek Nang Phayant can further empower it by touching a small drop of this oil onto the cloth, enhancing its attraction and relationship blessings.

Important Considerations

This oil carries diluted naman prai and works primarily through the yin aspect of seneh. While it has strong attraction effects, it is not bound to a spirit, and prolonged reliance can gradually drain one’s baramee (spiritual strength). For this reason, it should always be worn together with a mainstream Buddha or monk amulet to maintain balance and protection.