Por Sala Tan

This Khun Paen Roon Suthai by Por Sala Tan represents the very last major batch created by the master before his passing, making it not only spiritually powerful but also historically significant. Unlike earlier works, where he carefully selected particular relics and powders for specific purposes, this final consecration saw him gather together all of his remaining sacred materials and blend them into one final mixture.

Sacred Materials and Essence

Among the core ingredients were the paneang relics of five prai spirits that Por Sala Tan had long worked with. He ground these down, ensuring that the essence of their presence remained, while at the same time performing the final liberation rites to release them. In this act, he both transferred their baramee into the amulets and set the spirits free—a rare and deliberate act of compassion and mastery. The shredded yantra cloths once draped over the faces of these five prai were also mixed in, along with cemetery soils and oils from the original ritual grounds. Together, these gave the amulets a deep, layered spiritual energy that was harmonised under Por Sala Tan’s blessing.

Significance of the Farewell Batch

This was more than just another production run. Por Sala Tan himself indicated to close disciples that this would be the last batch they would receive from him. Those who were present recall his calm acceptance and his gratitude to the community that had supported his work. The Khun Paen Roon Suthai was his closing chapter, both a farewell to his spirits and to his followers.

Blessings and Effects

The effects reported from this batch have been consistently strong. Many owners have spoken of sudden career advancements, breakthroughs in business, and a newfound magnetism in personal relationships. The presence of the liberated prai essence gave these amulets unusual potency for both attraction (saneh) and material progress (chok lap), while the protective energy woven in through the relics and soils safeguarded wearers from harm. The balance between prai force and Por Sala Tan’s Buddhist wicha created a piece that worked seamlessly for everyday life, elevating fortunes without conflict or unrest.

Legacy of Por Sala Tan

For collectors and believers, this batch carries not only efficacy but deep sentimental value. It was the moment when a respected northern master closed his chapter with his disciples, leaving them with a final gift infused with decades of accumulated power and baramee. To hold one of these pieces is to carry both the spiritual blessings and the personal farewell of Por Sala Tan himself—a reminder of a master who cared for his disciples wherever they may be.

This Khun Paen Roon Suthai Nur Piseuk is therefore not just an amulet but a legacy piece, embodying the last work of Por Sala Tan and remembered by those who were with him at the very end. It remains one of the most efficacious and meaningful items associated with his name.