Por Sala Tan

Deity / Master

This piece comes from Por Sala Tan, a master of Fang remembered for his depth in animist traditions and his ability to bind relics with spirit force through meditation and retreats. His creations are rooted in rare relics and reinforced by protective yantra. The Keow Moo Tong Deang, a relic of moo paa tooth, belongs to one of the most forceful categories of protective items, anchoring both primal resilience and spiritual guardianship.

Historical Background

In Lanna tradition, the moo paa represents unstoppable charge, endurance, and ferocity. Relics of moo paa were revered for their ability to break through obstacles without hesitation. When consecrated, they became talismans of survival, protection, and strength.

Por Sala Tan obtained this relic during meditation in the forests of Fang. The site was known for tong deang soil, tied to war charms of the past. Villagers recounted that warriors once prepared their weapons there before crossing dangerous terrain. By combining the moo paa relic with tong deang essence, Por Sala Tan anchored both the primal energy of the forest and the blessing of stability into one piece.

Inscribed with yantra and consecrated through long meditation, the Keow Moo Tong Deang became a vessel carrying both animist charge and the discipline of wicha. Its reputation grew quietly as those who carried similar works experienced breakthroughs in survival, trade, and leadership.

Blessings and Effects

• Maha Amnaj – Commanding presence, respect, and authority.

• Unstoppable Force – The essence of moo paa brings resilience and the ability to push through challenges.

• Protection – Safeguards against unseen harm, malicious intent, and spiritual interference.

• Wealth and Opportunity – The tong deang aspect supports fortune, stability, and livelihood.

• Longevity of Strength – Grants stamina and fortitude over time, both physically and spiritually.

Materials

• Keow Moo Paa – Tooth relic of moo paa, core of the piece’s empowered strength.

• Tong Deang Essence – Red earth integrated for grounding and fortune.

• Yantra Carvings – Sacred inscriptions binding the protective wicha.

• Relic Soil and Substance – Added from cave and forest ceremonies under Por Sala Tan’s rites.

Usage in Modern Life

The Keow Moo Tong Deang is suited for those who face obstacles and need both authority and resilience. Business leaders, negotiators, and practitioners benefit from its commanding aura, while its protective energy shields the bearer in unstable environments.

It is a relic of direct force, breaking through barriers and anchoring stability. As a creation of Por Sala Tan, it holds both the animist power of moo paa and the meditative blessing of a master who knew how to balance raw strength with wicha.