Por Sala Tan

This amulet stands among the most potent creations of Por Sala Tan, composed of sacred Mae Prai relics combined with seneh herbs and a trace of tidjai relics on the reverse. It is regarded as one of the top-tier seneh pieces in his entire body of work—so powerful that many of his closest disciples still guard their pieces closely, rarely allowing them to leave their possession.

Historical Background

Por Sala Tan created this batch from relics recovered during meditative retreats at sites tied to ancient spiritual energy. The Mae Prai substance, imbued with natural attraction and emotional resonance, was blended with sacred oils and powders, then sealed under Buddhist wicha to temper its force. Each piece was chanted over with mantras for compassion, magnetism, and harmony between heart and desire. Since 2014, these have become nearly unobtainable—most were retained by his senior luksit, who considered them too strong to distribute widely.

Blessings and Effects

The power of this amulet lies in its ability to awaken immediate, tangible attraction. It sharpens personal magnetism, draws emotional interest, and subtly reshapes the energy between people—creating warmth, curiosity, and deep rapport. In social and romantic environments, its influence manifests almost instantly, often in ways that feel beyond coincidence.

When I first obtained this piece back in 2014, I underestimated it. Curious about the stories I had heard, I wore it to a local pub in Chiang Mai—an ordinary neighbourhood spot where people came after work to unwind, not a bar known for flirtation or nightlife. Within an hour, the energy shifted palpably. Conversations sparked effortlessly. Strangers began gravitating toward me—especially women, who seemed unusually drawn, engaging with ease and familiarity. It was not a performance or imagination; the amulet’s aura was working. That night marked the moment I understood that Por Sala Tan’s seneh wicha was truly in a league of its own.

Materials

The front features a hand-carved image covered with faint golden leaf, representing the radiant pull of attraction energy. The relic compound itself is dense and organic, formed from the Mae Prai substance mixed with ancient seneh herbs. The reverse side holds fragments of tidjai relics, stabilising the flow of charm energy while amplifying emotional response and psychic influence.

Usage in Modern Life

This amulet benefits those who depend on connection, communication, or personal presence—entrepreneurs, entertainers, negotiators, or anyone seeking stronger influence in human dynamics. Its effect is best maintained through mindfulness and respect; it magnifies what is already within the wearer. Por Sala Tan’s mastery lies in harmonising desire and compassion, allowing the charm to remain graceful rather than overpowering.