Por Sala Tan

Deity / Master

This relic originates from Por Sala Tan’s later period of practice in northern Thailand, when he was known for merging Lanna, Burmese, and Himalayan wiccha into a single spiritual system. The entity bound within this piece is described as the awakened essence of a Tibetan master, an enlightened being from the yang sphere—representing illumination, clarity, and higher reasoning. Rather than invoking spirits of desire or attachment, this relic channels the energy of ascended guidance, suitable for those who seek direction and discernment in both worldly and spiritual matters.

Historical Background

The relic fragment was discovered in a remote mountain cave during Por Sala Tan’s travels across the northern borderlands. Its origin remains obscure, but signs of ancient consecration were already present when it was found, indicating it once served as a reliquary focus of Himalayan lineage.
Por Sala Tan recognized the vibration as sentient and benevolent, recording that he was instructed in meditation to engrave a yantra on the front surface to stabilize its energy. The inscriptions were executed in his own hand using ink mixed with relic powder and gold leaf, following the guidance received from the entity itself. The back was then sealed with sacred fillings—two brass takruts and a relic shard—to complete the liberation rite and allow the consciousness within to act freely as a teacher-spirit.

Blessings and Effects

This piece functions as a guidance relic rather than a protective or attraction-oriented item. Its energy manifests through intuition, decision clarity, and moments of deep insight. Those who meditate with it or carry it during periods of uncertainty often report sudden understanding or resolution emerging from within, as if counsel were silently given.
Spiritually, it behaves like a prai kasip—a whispering intelligence—but from the higher, yang-charged plane associated with wisdom and ascension instead of desire or earthly craving. It refines the practitioner’s thought, aligning intuition with merit, making it highly suited for spiritual teachers, healers, or anyone navigating major life crossroads.

Materials

The front bears Por Sala Tan’s engraved yantra in dark ink and gold leaf. The reverse side contains the original relic stone fragment and twin brass takruts, bound within a clay-based compound of herbal and mineral powders used to stabilize spiritual energies. Each symbol on the surface was selected to anchor enlightenment forces—representing light, liberation, and truth.

Usage in Modern Life

This relic may be worn close to the body or placed at a personal altar during meditation. It is most responsive when one sits in stillness and asks for clarity before making decisions. Many practitioners also use it beside divination tools, scriptures, or prayer beads to amplify accuracy and higher understanding.
Its energy is subtle yet constant—operating not through spectacle but through guidance, foresight, and wise timing—qualities that defined Por Sala Tan’s later path as a master who balanced Lanna ritual with Himalayan wisdom.