Por Sala Tan

Por Sala Tan (Personal Item)

Among the many unusual items connected to Por Sala Tan, this locket holds a photograph of an unidentified senior master whom Por Sala Tan personally revered. He would often wear this locket during major blessing ceremonies, particularly when consecrating amulets related to baramee (spiritual prestige, authority, and accumulated merit).

Spiritual Significance

Por Sala Tan explained that this master was not simply a figure of memory, but one who continued to communicate through meditation, joining him in spirit during rituals. According to Por Sala Tan, the presence of this master was one of the unseen forces that empowered his consecrations, especially in items such as nga chang (ivory relic) pieces and other baramee-related amulets.

The locket originally came in an old stainless case. It has since been reframed into this more compact and presentable form, keeping the original photograph and sacred contents intact, alongside inserted takrut.

Blessings and Value

• Baramee & Authority – Enhances prestige, dignity, and respect from others.

• Support in Rituals – The spirit of this master is said to reinforce and strengthen consecrations connected to Por Sala Tan’s lineage.

• Protection & Continuity – Serves as a direct spiritual link to a figure that Por Sala Tan himself trusted for support in his practice.

While the identity of the master remains unknown, the connection to Por Sala Tan’s personal use and reliance gives the piece authenticity and weight. For collectors, it is an affordable entry into the rarer and more personal side of Por Sala Tan’s spiritual world—items not made for the mass market but used by the master himself in his ceremonies.

This makes it not only a low-cost collectible but also a usable talisman for those seeking baramee, dignity, and the unseen support that guided Por Sala Tan’s own work.