Por Sala Tan

• Maker: Por Sala Tan

• Front Material: Old parad alloy mixed with lead to absorb wealth and baramee

• Front Feature: Fully hand-written yants—direct, personal imprint from Por Sala Tan

• Back Material: Dense mixture of suer (tiger) relics

• Central Relic: Rare suer roop lor carved from gaduk suer

• Primary Functions:

  • Commands respect and authority

  • Blocks backstabbers and workplace politics

  • Generates wealth through baramee influence

  • Strong metta field unique to Por Sala Tan’s wiccha

• Energy Profile: Protective, authoritative, charismatic, with underlying tiger ferocity and monk-like baramee

• Special Note: This combination of parad + lead + suer relics + rare roop lor + direct handwritten yants is unique to Por Sala Tan 

Por Sala Tan’s Parad–Suer Relic Amulet – Wealth, Authority & Backstabber Removal

This piece by Por Sala Tan is one of the more complex and spiritually layered items from his northern-cave lineage. The front side features hand-written yants inscribed directly onto old parad material, blended with lead. In traditional northern wiccha, parad absorbs intention like a living metal, and the addition of lead enhances its ability to pull in wealth, influence, and baramee. When Por Sala Tan writes directly on the surface with his own hand, the imprint becomes personal and potent—a direct transfer of his mind-state and blessing into the metal.

The back of the amulet reveals a dense composition of suer relics, forming a strong protective and authoritative field. Tiger relics, especially northern cave-derived material, are known for commanding presence and dissolving threats that come from jealousy, competition, or quiet sabotage. The centrepiece is a rare suer roop lor carved from gaduk suer, a relic-substance formed near the remains of powerful tigers. Gaduk suer adds a fierce clarity to the amulet’s energy—firm, decisive, and uncompromising when it comes to shielding the owner from hidden enemies.

Together, these materials give the amulet a dual nature:

• Authority and protection from the tiger lineage,

• Wealth baramee and metta from Por Sala Tan’s own wiccha.

This exact combination is something only Por Sala Tan creates. His blend of parad, lead, suer relics, and old-school binding techniques generates a kind of metta-baramee that moves quietly but effectively. Owners often describe situations where people show them unexpected respect, competitors back down, and workplace tension dissolves without confrontation. These are signs of tiger-protection working in the background while baramee opens pathways ahead.

Wealth arises from this same structure. Instead of fast or chaotic fortune, the wealth that comes from this piece is stable, repeatable, and tied to influence:

• smoother negotiations,

• better responses from clients,

• stronger support from superiors,

• opportunities appearing without friction.

This is how baramee manifests—through respect, trust, and doors opening naturally. The metta aspect softens interactions and draws favourable treatment, making people more receptive and cooperative.

Por Sala Tan’s wiccha is distinct because it merges these layers seamlessly. A tiger relic amulet from most masters carries strength but little metta. A parad or baramee amulet carries wealth but lacks the sharp guardian energy. Only Por Sala Tan binds all of them in one piece, producing something that protects, attracts, and elevates at the same time.

This amulet has the presence of a guardian and the pull of a benefactor. It clears backstabbers, commands respect, and steadily draws wealth—an uncommon combination that shows the depth of Por Sala Tan’s craft and spiritual experience in the northern caves where he forged his practice.