Por Sala Tan

Deity / Master

This amulet is dedicated to Pikanet (Ganesha), the remover of obstacles, patron of wisdom, and deity of success in both worldly and spiritual undertakings. Within Southeast Asian traditions, Pikanet is invoked for knowledge, creative breakthroughs, protection in business, and prosperity. Por Sala Tan, a master known for balancing fierce protective wiccha with deeply reverent devotional work, consecrated this piece not only with mantra but also with the rare and unusual choice of materials drawn from a Chang relic — aligning perfectly with Pikanet’s sacred association with the elephant form.

Historical Background

The relics used in this amulet trace back to a remarkable Chang, remembered for its unusual and reverent behavior. Witnesses recounted how the animal would repeatedly kneel before a discarded Pikanet statue left under a tree, as though instinctively paying homage to the deity. Even more curiously, it would often journey to the riverside, pausing before a modest shrine dedicated to the naga spirits, as if aware of their presence. After the Chang’s passing, its remains were regarded as sacred, imbued with signs that its spirit had been touched by divine connection.

Por Sala Tan recognised the significance of this event and carefully preserved the relics. In his hands, the amulet became more than a representation of Pikanet; it was a vessel carrying both the blessings of the Chang and the hidden bond with the naga realm. Such occurrences are rare in local memory and highlight the mystical convergence of natural devotion and spiritual symbolism.

Blessings and Effects

The amulet carries a twofold potency. From Pikanet himself, it bestows clarity of mind, the removal of obstacles, success in business ventures, and protection from unseen hindrances. It aligns the wearer with knowledge, creative thought, and the strength to navigate challenges with wisdom.

From the relic Chang, it brings stability, loyalty, and steadfast endurance—qualities embodied in the animal’s life and actions. This grounding energy ensures that the blessings of Pikanet are not fleeting but anchored in long-term growth.

The hidden naga essence contributes a further layer: serpentine energy for spiritual protection, deep intuitive power, and connection to unseen realms of luck and transformation. Collectively, these elements make the amulet a composite force for prosperity, wisdom, and enduring spiritual support.

Materials

The body of the amulet is moulded entirely from the relics of the deceased Chang, giving it a rare organic composition imbued with natural sanctity. The reverse side contains carefully inserted takruts, anchoring and amplifying the blessings with written mantra. At its center rests a naga stone, believed to embody the serpent spirits of the river shrine once frequented by the Chang. The naga stone is unusual in its resistance to photographic capture — no matter how carefully documented, its full presence could not be recorded, as though it chose to remain hidden to all but those who encounter the piece directly.

The rear surface was further prepared with red sealing, reinforcing the talismanic arrangement and binding the relics into a cohesive spiritual vessel.

Usage in Modern Life

This amulet is particularly suited to those navigating complex paths—entrepreneurs, leaders, artists, and scholars who must continually remove barriers while seeking inspiration and stability. In business, it supports negotiations, financial growth, and protection from hidden rivals. In personal life, it assists in overcoming doubts, delays, or unseen blockages that hinder progress.

The combination of Pikanet’s blessings with Chang and naga essence ensures that success is grounded in both wisdom and resilience. Unlike purely protective talismans, this piece actively cultivates creativity, foresight, and the kind of luck that allows one to turn obstacles into opportunities.