Por Sala Tan

Summary

This Paneang Na Par is a focused seneh-only center relic, consecrated by Por Sala Tan, created from the paneang of a woman whose strong, expressive nature in life left behind an unusually potent attraction field after her death. The piece is designed exclusively for pure attraction, charm, and pull, and is intentionally structured to feed on the wearer’s existing baramee.

Historical Background

The relic originates from a tragic incident involving a woman locally known for her bold presence and lively character. She drowned after falling into a lake and was discovered several days later by a fisherman, who recognized her immediately from her distinctive attire. Although a proper burial was conducted, her spirit did not disperse, and disturbances were reported in the area.

Por Sala Tan was requested to intervene. Upon assessment, he determined that standard merit transfer or cremation rites would not resolve the condition of the remaining essence. The energetic residue was active, expressive, and persistent—traits consistent with her disposition during life. A different approach was required.

Origins of the Material

The paneang relic was carefully harvested from the site under ritual conditions and prepared as a bare piece. The material retained a lively energetic signature, showing strong responsiveness even before inscription work began. This responsiveness informed the direction of the consecration.

Ritual Process

The consecration unfolded in distinct phases:

• Initial phase: A Yintong form was drawn to establish the base attraction structure aligned with her natural disposition.

• Secondary phase: Salika birds were added to amplify verbal charm, presence, and interpersonal pull.

• Final phase: A Petpetyantong Palakid configuration was inscribed, marking the piece as high-grade seneh rather than standard attraction work.

After inscription, the relic was stabilized with:

• Soil from seven cemeteries to anchor and ground the active essence

• Two takrut scrolls to fuse and regulate the combined forces

• A small Yintong figurine inserted as a central control node

The entire piece was later soaked in NMP for an extended period, significantly deepening the attraction field and smoothing its output.

Blessings and Effects

This relic provides one function only:
Pure seneh (attraction).

It enhances:

• Personal magnetism

• Romantic and flirtation pull

• Social attention and desirability

It does not generate baramee on its own and is intentionally designed to draw strength from the wearer’s existing baramee.

Modern Application

Best suited for individuals who already maintain:

• Stable personal authority

• Strong foundational amulets (baramee, Somdej, Phra Kring, or equivalent)

When paired correctly, the seneh output intensifies noticeably due to its feeding structure.

Physical Details

• Size: approximately 2 inches

• Structure: paneang base with hand-drawn inscriptions

• Rear stuffing: cemetery soils, takrut, Yintong figurine

• Condition: fully stabilized and matured

Recommended Pairing

This Paneang Na Par should be paired with:

• A baramee-generating Buddha image or authority-based amulet

The pairing allows the relic to operate at full capacity without imbalance.