Phra Ngan Ta Daeng 

Por Sala Tan
4.5cm
Barang Artifact 

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Sacred Craftsmanship

An unusual Phra Ngan Ta Daeng created by Por Sala Tan, individually hand-carved from an old sacred hip relic and empowered through a combination of traditional Barang Wicha and Burmese Weizza practices.

Each artifact was individually handmade from carefully prepared sacred materials, with natural variations in carving, texture, colour and ritual components making every piece unique.

Exact piece will be given

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Personal Experiences Shared by Luksits

Among Por Sala Tan's luksits, Phra Ngan has developed a particularly strong reputation for opposite-sex attraction, Maha Saneh and Metta Maha Niyom.

Collectively, many followers have shared experiences of receiving greater attention from the opposite sex, finding conversations easier to initiate and noticing more favourable responses during social interactions.

Some described strangers becoming unusually approachable, while others reported receiving unexpected attention or finding that people were more willing to maintain contact after meeting.

Business owners and sales professionals have also associated these experiences with improved customer relationships and increased income.

One recurring observation among luksits is that attraction does not necessarily remain limited to romantic encounters. Greater personal appeal and favourable treatment can sometimes develop into new customers, repeat business, referrals and opportunities arising through personal connections.

For many followers, this relationship between strong Maha Saneh and financial opportunities is what distinguishes Por Sala Tan's Phra Ngan.

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Summary

Phra Ngan Ta Daeng is a distinctive Barang artifact created by Por Sala Tan from an old sacred hip relic.

Its most unusual feature is the application of Burmese Ya Dang, a sacred herbal red ink prepared according to knowledge Por Sala Tan acquired from a Burmese Weizza practitioner.

The reverse contains two handwritten Takruts and Paneang fragments, completing its traditional ritual construction.

The artifact is primarily associated with strong opposite-sex attraction, Maha Saneh, Metta Maha Niyom, Chok Lap and wealth opportunities arising through favourable relationships.

The combination of Burmese Weizza knowledge and Por Sala Tan's Barang Wicha makes this variation particularly interesting.

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Historical Background

Phra Ngan occupies a distinctive position within Thai and Khmer occult traditions, where its image is commonly associated with personal attraction, influence and prosperity.

Unlike conventional Buddhist amulets, Phra Ngan belongs to esoteric practices involving specialised ritual materials and lineage-specific Wicha.

Por Sala Tan incorporated knowledge acquired from different masters into his creations, including teachings associated with Burmese Weizza traditions.

Within Myanmar's esoteric practices, Weizza refers to spiritually accomplished practitioners associated with meditation, sacred formulas, alchemical preparations and specialised ritual knowledge.

One such preparation is Ya Dang, a traditional red compound used in certain Burmese ritual practices.

Por Sala Tan learnt a herbal method of preparing this sacred ink and subsequently incorporated it into selected artifacts, including this Red-Eyed Phra Ngan.

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Origins of the Materials

The principal material is an old sacred hip relic entrusted to Por Sala Tan for ritual preparation.

Additional components include:

• Sacred Hip Relic: The principal material used for the hand-carved Phra Ngan.

• Burmese Ya Dang: Sacred red ink prepared from selected plants and herbs according to a formula learnt from a Burmese Weizza.

• Two Handwritten Takruts: Prepared with sacred inscriptions to reinforce the intended ritual properties.

• Paneang Fragments: Incorporated into the reverse according to Por Sala Tan's Barang Wicha.

• Sacred Cemetery Soil Mixture: Used as part of the dark ritual backing, traditionally associated with certain forms of Barang and attraction Wicha.

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Ritual

Por Sala Tan prepared this Phra Ngan through a combination of traditional Barang Wicha and knowledge acquired from Burmese Weizza practices.

The sacred hip relic was first carved into the Phra Ngan form before the additional ritual components were incorporated.

The Ya Dang was prepared using selected sacred plants and herbs, following the method taught by his Burmese master.

Within traditional belief, the preparation and consecration of Ya Dang were essential to its ritual purpose.

The red ink was applied to the eyes, symbolising heightened awareness, attraction and spiritual presence.

Two handwritten Takruts and Paneang fragments were subsequently incorporated into the reverse, together with the sacred backing.

The completed artifact was consecrated with emphasis on Maha Saneh, Metta Maha Niyom and favourable opportunities arising through human relationships.

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Blessings and Effects

According to traditional belief and experiences shared by luksits, Phra Ngan Ta Daeng is associated with:

• Maha Saneh: Strong personal magnetism and opposite-sex attraction.

• Metta Maha Niyom: Encouraging goodwill, popularity and favourable treatment.

• Romantic Attraction: Traditionally associated with drawing attention and developing closer personal connections.

• Customer Attraction: Supporting favourable interactions, repeat customers and referrals.

• Chok Lap: Associated with good fortune and unexpected opportunities.

• Wealth Attraction: Encouraging income opportunities through relationships and business dealings.

• Social Influence: Supporting confidence, approachability and memorable interactions.

Its defining characteristic is the traditional connection between personal attraction, favourable relationships and opportunities for financial advancement.

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Modern Application

Particularly suitable for business owners, sales professionals, entrepreneurs, hospitality workers and individuals involved in entertainment or customer-facing industries.

Phra Ngan Ta Daeng is traditionally carried for opposite-sex attraction, social confidence, customer relationships and favourable business opportunities.

Its compact construction also makes it convenient for discreet daily wear.

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Physical Details

This Phra Ngan Ta Daeng features a hand-carved seated figure with an elaborate headdress, pronounced facial features and two vivid red eyes prepared using Burmese Ya Dang herbal ink. The aged relic material displays natural cream and brown colouring, with darker tones highlighting the carved details. The lower section incorporates a skull motif, while the reverse contains two vertically positioned handwritten Takruts and visible Paneang fragments embedded within a dark sacred backing. The artifact is enclosed in a custom-fitted clear protective casing, allowing both sides to remain visible.

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Recommended Pairing

Phra Khun Paen: Complements Phra Ngan's Maha Saneh properties through traditional associations with attraction, charm and favourable relationships.

Yin Tong: Particularly suitable for strengthening the traditional emphasis on opposite-sex attraction, emotional connection and lasting impressions.

Salika: Associated with persuasive speech, pleasant communication and customer attraction.

Nang Kwak: A complementary pairing for business owners seeking traditional support for customer relationships, sales and prosperity.

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Personal Notes

What distinguishes this particular Phra Ngan Ta Daeng is the use of Burmese Ya Dang rather than conventional red gemstones.

Por Sala Tan learnt the preparation of this sacred herbal ink directly from a Burmese Weizza practitioner, adding another dimension to his knowledge of traditional attraction Wicha.

The Ya Dang was not merely intended as decoration. Within the tradition in which it was prepared, the red compound was regarded as a ritually empowered substance associated with spiritual vitality and attraction.

Combined with the sacred hip relic, two handwritten Takruts and Paneang fragments, the completed Phra Ngan reflects Por Sala Tan's practice of incorporating knowledge from different spiritual lineages.

Among his luksits, Phra Ngan remains particularly respected for strong opposite-sex attraction and Metta Maha Niyom.

What makes the collective feedback interesting is the recurring connection between personal magnetism and improved financial opportunities.

Many followers describe receiving greater attention and more favourable interactions, which sometimes develop into business relationships, new customers and additional sources of income.

The traditional significance of Phra Ngan Ta Daeng lies in its belief that attraction creates connections, and favourable connections can open the way towards prosperity.

An individually prepared Barang artifact combining Por Sala Tan's Maha Saneh Wicha with the specialised Burmese Ya Dang tradition.

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