Por Sala Tan

This piece was created by Por Sala Tan, a master recognized for his depth in working with liberated prai essences and for carefully balancing their energy through long ritual process. It was later kept under his care for years before being passed through Ac Lek during his formative period of training.

Historical Background

This 2-inch Prai Pong Mae Nak is unique in composition and intent. It was formed using the ashes and relic remains of more than eight Mae Naks. Among them was one spirit so distressed at liberation that a suer relic had to be inserted into the base mixture to stabilize and neutralize the energy before moulding.

At the precise point where the Mae Nak effigy was cast, nur hom relics (yoni essence) were integrated, anchoring her presence into the amulet. On the reverse side, a paneang relic of a liberated Mae Prai was embedded, marking this piece as both rare and layered in its construction.

Por Sala Tan retained this work privately for many years, only releasing it through Ac Lek when he required a spirit assistant in his training. Its passage through both master and heir adds significant lineage weight to its history.

Blessings and Effects

The nature of this piece is distinctly yin, which directs its blessings towards:

• Wealth Attraction – Opening paths for material gain, prosperity, and financial stability.

• Seneh – Enhancing charm, magnetism, and personal influence in both social and business interactions.

• Balanced Energy – The integration of suer relics ensures that the potency is firm yet stable, protecting the bearer from volatility often associated with strong prai.

Unlike other prai amulets, this one requires no individual offerings, as its essence is fully liberated and held slightly above the immediate spiritual realm. However, it can be kept with other barang, receiving shared offerings without conflict.

Materials

• Pong Relics of Mae Nak – Ash remains of over eight Mae Naks.

• Nur Hom Relic – Yoni relic anchoring the female essence directly within the mould.

• Paneang Relic – Placed at the back, tied to the liberated Mae Prai.

• Suer Relic – Inserted to neutralize energy from the most distressed liberation.

• Takrut Inserts – Bound within for reinforcement of command and protective stability.

Usage in Modern Life

This Prai Pong Mae Nak is intended for owners engaged in lawful businesses and daily livelihood, not for illicit or harmful pursuits. Her energy supports attraction, wealth flow, and seneh while maintaining equilibrium with other barang kept together.

As a one-of-a-kind creation, it embodies the careful balance of multiple liberated essences stabilized by Por Sala Tan, making it both a spiritual companion and a rare collector’s piece.