Por Sala Tan

The previous batch of Takrud Nang Kwai was completely sold for within just one to two days of release. I had assumed that was the end until a recent visit to the cement factory boss, one of Por Sala Tan’s earliest patrons, revealed a handful of hidden pieces still in his possession.

It took a long and careful conversation before he finally agreed to part with them. These were part of his private reserve, kept aside for personal and family use. Only after I explained that many sincere collectors and practitioners that actually need them were still searching for this item not for speculation, but for genuine protection and strength did he relent.

Even then, the price was difficult to negotiate, and only a very small number were released. Once these are gone, there will be no further opportunity to obtain them directly from the original source.

Summary

This Takrud Nang Kwai was created by Por Sala Tan using authentic hide from albino stillborn wa tanoo calves, a material reserved in old Lanna wiccha for warriors, hunters, and individuals facing high-risk environments. Each takrut is ritually inscribed, anchored, and sealed to generate invulnerability, commanding presence, and immense baramee.

What makes this batch exceptional is its baramee amplification effect — it magnifies the strength of all other amulets worn or owned by the collector, making them far more responsive and potent. Its anti–backstabber properties are especially well-known; the takrut dissolves jealousy, deceit, and hidden malice before they take root. For this reason, some collectors purchase multiple pieces for family protection, while business owners acquire sets to defend their teams and ventures against toxic competitors or manipulative rivals. Within the northern tradition, it stands as one of the most complete all-round baramee, metta, and protection takruts made by Por Sala Tan.

Historical Background

In traditional Northern Thai and Lanna magic, Nang Kwai hide was reserved for elite protective wiccha. The albino stillborn wa tanoo pure and untamed by worldly contact — was believed to embody condensed life force capable of repelling harm and misfortune. Its essence symbolized courage and indestructibility, traits once sought by warriors and forest hermits.

Por Sala Tan, upholding these ancient formulas, prepared the hides himself through full ritual purification, ensuring proper karmic release and alignment before inscription. His intention was not to weaponize the energy but to channel it into righteous strength — protection that allows one to advance through adversity without fear.

Origins of the Material

The hides were washed in consecrated herbal infusions, dried beneath mantra recitation, and later inscribed with yantras invoking elemental balance and courage. Inside each takrut are layered components working together as a unified field:

• Kasaton Herb Core – Enhances baramee and magnetic authority.

• Nang Khwai Scroll + Suer Relic – Eliminates envy, office politics, and unseen malice; reinforces internal courage.

• Yant Duang Perm – Expands wealth channels, draws allies, and amplifies metta.
  All are sealed with Mt. Popa Burmese wax, a sacred sealant in Burmese occultism that locks and preserves the bound spiritual current indefinitely.

Ritual

Por Sala Tan conducted the consecration in his samanak through three key phases: purification, elemental invocation (Na Ma Pa Ta), and spirit sealing. The takruts were charged overnight under alternating mantra cycles for earth, fire, and wind stabilization. The Burmese wax was then melted under candle flame while chanting naga invocations to bind the energy into permanence.

Each takrut’s field was tested by senior disciples, confirming that its aura projected both command and protection, two hallmarks of Por Sala Tan’s higher-grade works.

Blessings and Effects

Primary Blessings:

• Invulnerability and Protection – Guards against physical harm, black magic, and hidden enemies.

• Anti–Backstabber Field – Dismantles deceit, gossip, and jealousy before they manifest.

• Baramee Amplifier – Multiplies the efficacy of other amulets or relics worn together.

• Courage and Stability – Converts anxiety into grounded confidence.

• Wealth and Favor Pulling – Increases likability, influence, and financial opportunity.

• Family & Team Harmony – Creates a cohesive, safeguarded energy field around groups who wear or keep matching pieces.

Wearers often report visible behavioral shifts — greater respect from peers, calmer energy in conflict situations, and marked improvement in overall luck and influence.

Modern Application

Ideal for business owners, leaders, sales professionals, and executives navigating competitive or politically charged environments. It is also suited for families or small organizations wishing to create collective protection and attract prosperity together.
Collectors have noted that keeping several in a shared altar space amplifies the surrounding baramee field, creating a noticeable sense of clarity and energetic confidence throughout the home or workplace.

Because of its spiritual weight, the takrut responds best when worn continuously for at least 90 days, allowing the wearer’s aura to synchronize with its current.

Physical Details

Each piece measures roughly 1 inch, wrapped in genuine albino wa tanoo hide, inscribed internally with yantra and layered relics, then sealed with Mt. Popa Burmese wax. The external texture retains natural grain, a mark of authenticity.