Por Sala Tan

Deity / Master

This bottle was made by Por Sala Tan in 2014, during the final years of his career. Known for working only in small numbers, he consecrated this particular piece as a one-off, making it unique in both origin and intention.

Historical Background

The relic inside this bottle is formed from the ashes of five prai, drawn from Paneang remnants collected earlier in Por Sala Tan’s life. For this piece, he specifically selected the essence from the Na Pak area—the central point of the spirit body, regarded as the highest seat of aura and samadhi. In ritual terms, this area is where both presence and power concentrate, making it the strongest section to be used for consecration.

This bottle represents the culmination of decades of work with prai essences. At the time of its completion, several other ajarns who witnessed or later examined it remarked that the essence contained within could produce thousands of khun paen, each of unmatched potency. Their observation was that the power in this single vessel surpassed what many larger batches could achieve.

Despite such requests, Por Sala Tan’s instruction and the keeper’s choice was to preserve it in its original state, as a single vessel for seneh and wish-granting.

Blessings and Effects

• Seneh Maha Niyom – Strong attraction and influence in personal and business relations.

• Wish Fulfillment – Highly responsive to sincere petitions, reflecting the depth of the essence.

• Wealth and Prosperity – Support in trade, livelihood, and financial opportunities.

• Spiritual Authority – Recognized by ajarns as carrying the presence of thousands of consecrated works within one vessel.

Materials

• Prai Ash Relics of Five – Gathered from Paneang remains.

• Na Pak Core Essence – Central relic of highest aura and samadhi.

• Sai Sin Binding – Tied to seal and stabilize the vessel.

• Glass Bottle Encasement – Preserved in its original state from 2014.

Usage in Modern Life

This bottle is a direct concentration of Por Sala Tan’s final era of consecrations. Its potency lies in its singularity—one bottle only ever made, holding the distilled essence of decades of practice. For the keeper, it represents both unmatched seneh attraction and powerful wish-granting capacity, while also carrying the weight of being a closing work of a master with over seventy years of wicha.

It remains not only a working spiritual relic but also a testament to Por Sala Tan’s legacy, unmatched in rarity and concentration.