Summary 

A Jing Jok carved by Por Sala Tan using gaduk chang kraden and sacred herb mixtures (nur wan). This piece focuses on wealth fetching, customer flow, opportunities, and business movement, supported by a single harmonising takrut on the back. Jing Jok under PST’s lineage is known for its silent pulling force—opportunities appear naturally, pathways open, and people become more receptive. A strong charm for traders, business owners, sales people, and anyone relying on negotiation, daily transactions, or luck-driven income.

Deity / Spirit Principle

The Jing Jok in Northern and Lanna occult traditions represents movement, attraction, signalling, and opportunistic intelligence. Masters use it to call in customers, allies, and fortune, mirroring how the animal appears swiftly and unexpectedly, often considered a sign of imminent luck in traditional belief.

Under Por Sala Tan’s hands, Jing Jok takes on a particularly grounded tone—more business-focused rather than playful seneh. His approach channels the spirit principle of “quiet pull”: wealth and opportunity come naturally without forcing, in the same way geckos instinctively find their way into the right spaces.

Historical Background

Por Sala Tan rarely made Jing Jok, and when he did, they were created from gaduk chang kraden, one of the most respected Lanna-grade organic materials inherited through lineages that viewed elephant relics as repositories of ancient vitality and protective force.

The foundation of this piece is strengthened with herbal mixtures (nur wan) traditionally used to increase attraction, charm, and smooth-flowing luck. When PST worked on wealth pieces, he avoided showmanship and focused on the deeper ritual methods learned through Northern wicha, combining material potency with meditative concentration.

Blessings and Effects

This Jing Jok carries the classical blessings of the PST lineage:

• Wealth Movement & Customer Flow

Opportunities arise naturally—new sales, returning clients, higher transaction frequency.

• Smooth Negotiations & Social Receptiveness

People become more willing to listen, agree, and give favourable terms.

• Luck in Daily Life

Good timing, good encounters, and unexpected advantages.

• Subtle Seneh for Business

Not romantic attraction, but the kind that makes others comfortable and open, which is crucial for sales, service work, or leadership.

• Harmonised by a Single Takrut

The takrut stabilises the amulet’s field, allowing it to work cleanly and consistently without fluctuation.

Materials

Gaduk Chang Kraden – valued for strength, grounding, and protective stability.
Nur Wan Herbs – attraction herbs used in wealth-driven Lanna wicha.
Single Wealth Takrut – harmonises the whole piece, enabling consistent pull.

Together, they create a wealth-fetching charm with a balanced, mature tone—not wild or chaotic, but steady, reliable, and long-lasting.

Usage in Modern Life

This piece is ideal for:

• Business owners

• Salespeople

• Freelancers

• Traders (online or physical)

• Anyone needing more daily movement in wealth

The Jing Jok works especially well when carried during periods of market uncertainty, stagnation, or competitive environments, quietly drawing opportunities your way.

It can be worn daily or placed near a cash register, office desk, or sales counter.