Por Sala Tan

Deity / Master

This takrut was created under Por Sala Tan, during one of his most significant projects between 2012 and 2014. At that time, he was already a master with over seven decades of practice, having begun his wicha at the age of fifteen. This period marked one of his final major consecration cycles, where he selected only the strongest and most loyal essences he had encountered in his career.

Historical Background

This project centered on the nur hom of five prai, whose relics were gathered and integrated into the base of the takrut. Each represented a liberated essence that Por Sala Tan had deemed among the most potent in his long experience. He personally inscribed and rolled these takruts during the period of consecration.

During two visits to Fang, it was possible to witness Por Sala Tan preparing these pieces—writing the yantra, binding them, and layering relic soils before insertion of paneang chips of the selected five prai. His remark was that these were the five most faithful essences he had ever worked with, and that their combination was designed to bring exceptional results in seneh and wealth attraction.

Released in 2014, a small number of these takruts went into circulation. Over the last decade, multiple owners have testified to steady progression in their careers, businesses, and financial stability while carrying them. The piece shown here was reacquired from one of the early collectors who had kept it since the first release.

Blessings and Effects

• Seneh – Attraction, influence, and charm, strengthening personal and business relationships.

• Wealth and Prosperity – Continuous support in business growth, financial stability, and opportunity flow.

• Loyal Assistance – The five essences work in unison, providing stability, faithfulness, and endurance over time.

• Protective Harmony – Takrut inscriptions harmonize the energy, ensuring the blessings remain steady without volatility.

Materials

• Nur Hom Relics – Essence and relic base of five prai chosen across Por Sala Tan’s career.

• Paneang Chips – Inserted from the liberated prai for anchorage.

• Gold Leaf Blessings – Applied to seal the energy.

• Sai Sin Bindings – Knotted during consecration to lock in the essence.

• Takrut Scroll – Personally inscribed and rolled by Por Sala Tan for liberation.

Usage in Modern Life

This takrut is among the most consistent of Por Sala Tan’s works, intended for those seeking progression in livelihood, growth in business, and recognition in professional life. Its combination of seneh and wealth effects creates both attraction and tangible prosperity, while its stability ensures long-term benefit rather than short-term fluctuation.

It remains a key piece of Por Sala Tan’s later career, tied directly to his hand and witnessed during its making—a relic of both his mastery and his final large-scale consecration era.