Por Sala Tan

Deity / Master

This amulet was created by Por Sala Tan, a master whose works combine fierce protection with the subtler powers of attraction and seneh. In this piece, he drew upon one of the rarest and most venerated sources of spiritual material — the Nang Chang, or relic skin of a sacred chang chompoo (Pink Chang). Por Sala Tan’s skill lay in balancing elemental forces, bringing together relics, yantra, and spirit essence in a way that manifests not only power but also harmony.

Historical Background

The material Nang Chang Chompoo is from a chang remembered as unusually gentle and affectionate. It was known as a “romantic chang,” often displaying loyalty, attachment, and behavior that people interpreted as filled with warmth. Such characteristics were treasured, and after the chang’s passing, its relics were preserved as among the rarest 1 out of 1000 sources for creating amulets intended for love, charm, and magnetic attraction.

Por Sala Tan recognised the chang’s unique qualities and applied them into this amulet. He paired the Nang Chang relic with a Khun Pean figure made from gum relics of the same chang, ensuring that the seneh force remained pure and uninterrupted by foreign elements. Unlike many love-related talismans that rely on barang (darker Khmer-derived sorcery), this piece embodies the Thai tradition of compassion-driven seneh, where attraction arises from genuine charm, affection, and respect rather than manipulation.

Blessings and Effects

The Nang Chang Chompoo radiates strong seneh power, drawing love, attention, and affectionate bonds from others. It works not through domination but through amplification of the wearer’s likability and charm. In social life, it enhances one’s aura so that people feel naturally drawn to listen, to engage, and to form lasting emotional ties. In romantic matters, it supports deeper intimacy, strengthening bonds between couples and softening tensions.

At the same time, because it carries Por Sala Tan’s spiritual alignment, it does not produce empty allure. Instead, it harmonises attraction with sincerity, ensuring that relationships formed under its influence are warm and enduring. This is why Nang Chang material is held in such high regard: it embodies both the primal magnetism of seneh and the stable devotion of the chang itself.

Materials

The main body of the amulet is crafted from Nang Chang Chompoo, the rare pinkish-hued relic of the chang’s hide. The Khun Pean figure on the reverse is moulded from gum relics of the same chang, creating a complete cycle of spiritual resonance.

Over the surface, Por Sala Tan inscribed his yant kru, a master’s yantra specifically drawn for fetching love, attention, and social magnetism. The yantra does not simply ornament the amulet but actively channels and stabilises the seneh current flowing through the materials. Together, the Nang Chang relic, the Khun Pean effigy, and the yant form a unified network of attraction, charm, and stability.

Usage in Modern Life

In today’s world, this amulet functions as a magnet for both personal and professional relationships. For those seeking romantic companionship, it softens hearts and draws genuine affection. For individuals in careers that rely on communication, persuasion, or public trust — such as entrepreneurs, performers, or negotiators — it ensures that others are inclined to listen, to believe, and to support.

Unlike darker barang-based charms, this Nang Chang Chompoo works within the bounds of metta, ensuring that attraction is free of destructive or coercive effects. It is especially suited for people who wish to be admired not only for their appearance but also for their presence and sincerity.