Summary 

• Ceremonial Palakid by Por Sala Tan, size approx. 6–7 inches
• Made from Indian ritual metal mixed with 10–20% parad for yin absorption
• Used in multiple liberation ceremonies involving mae prai yonis
• Retired from ritual use; now functions as a wealth-fetching and authority-enhancing artifact
• Strengthens and empowers all barang placed around it
• Ideal for homes, shops, and offices—creates a stable, respectable, commanding aura
• Useful for feng shui balancing, especially when lacking NE/yang sector
• A core centrepiece in any PST practitioner’s collection

Ceremonial Palakid of Por Sala Tan

This large Palakid, measuring between six to seven inches, stands among the most significant ritual objects crafted and used by Por Sala Tan. The metal originates from India and carries a deliberate mixture of parad, roughly ten to twenty percent, chosen specifically for its ability to receive and store yin signatures. During its active years, it served as a ceremonial implement for liberation rites, placed over yonis of mae prai to draw their residual energy before transitioning them onward. Its repeated exposure to these ceremonies leaves behind a steady, mature field of potency—deep, grounded, and unwavering.

Now formally retired from ritual duty, the Palakid functions as an anchor for wealth, career progression, and business stability. Collectors familiar with PST items recognise that certain pieces operate not just as standalone talismans but as sources, capable of strengthening the entire barang collection when placed at the centre. This one belongs to that class. Its energy harmonises surrounding items and increases their responsiveness to the owner’s intention.

For practitioners who do not keep a large barang set, the piece still serves as a primary generator within the home or workplace. Its presence contributes to an atmosphere of coherence and respect—an aura that makes meetings smoother, negotiations easier, and professional environments more receptive. In spaces where the Northeast sector is missing or weakened, the Palakid naturally supplements yang energy, providing the structural firmness often sought in feng shui adjustments.

Owners typically place it in an office, on a dedicated shelf, or among other ritual objects to support daily work, financial movement, and personal confidence. This is one of those pieces that represents the broader breadth of Por Sala Tan’s practice: ceremonial depth merging with practical, real-world benefits. It remains a centrepiece for serious collectors and a powerful stabiliser for those seeking a strong foundation in both business and life.