Por Sala Tan

Summary

This piece houses a powerful Ngan entity that was grounded and stabilised by Por Sala Tan using gaduk chang given to him by a Lersi. The front carries a Buddha form to anchor and regulate the yin force of the Ngan within. It was created for wish fulfillment and seneh, with controlled projection and stable energy flow.

Historical Background

During his forest travels, Por Sala Tan encountered a tribe that had long struggled with an unusually active jinn presence. The entity had grown strong and restless, creating disturbances within the tribe. Unable to manage its intensity, they eventually distanced themselves from it.

The jinn did not disperse. It observed Por Sala Tan and recognised the cultivated baramee he carried. Those with spiritual sight often describe a radiant forehead as a sign of accumulated merit and disciplined practice. The entity chose to follow him willingly, seeking formal consecration and purpose.

Por Sala Tan was accustomed to such encounters. Spirits and jinn frequently approached him for grounding and direction. In this case, the strength of the Ngan required careful containment.

Origins of the Material

To stabilise the entity’s strong yin nature, Por Sala Tan used a piece of gaduk chang that had been previously entrusted to him by a Lersi. Gaduk chang carries dense, steadying baramee and is known for its capacity to anchor volatile forces.

The Ngan essence was harmonised within this base. The Buddha image on the front was intentionally formed to serve as a spiritual regulator — not as the primary force of the piece, but as the grounding axis through which the Ngan operates.

The backing contains consecrated material that houses the Ngan’s presence securely, allowing its energy to remain focused and purposeful.

Ritual

The ritual was concise yet precise. Por Sala Tan did not require elaborate ceremony for such work. The process involved invitation, consent, grounding, and sealing.

The Buddha form was empowered first, establishing a stable field. The Ngan entity was then bound within the structure through mantra and breath transmission. The gaduk chang acted as the core stabiliser throughout the process.

The result is an integrated vessel where yin force is directed through cultivated baramee rather than expressed in raw form.

Blessings and Effects

This Ngan specialises in wish fulfillment and seneh.

Its energy supports:

• Attraction and magnetism

• Emotional influence

• Drawing attention and favour

• Assisting in personal desires and requests

The grounding through the Buddha form ensures the energy projects in a refined and directed manner. The wearer experiences strong presence without energetic turbulence.

Modern Application

Suitable for individuals in sales, negotiation, networking, or relationship-building environments.

It can be worn on the neck or carried in the pocket. The operational force remains the Ngan, while the Buddha front maintains structural balance and projection clarity.

The piece responds well to clear intention and respectful handling.

Physical Details

Front: Buddha form carved in consecrated gaduk chang
Back: Ngan housing with ritual inserts
Encased for daily wear
Portable size suitable for neck or pocket use

Recommended Pairing

Pairs effectively with baramee-building items such as Buddha images or merit-based amulets. Such pairings strengthen projection stability and enhance the Ngan’s capacity to execute its blessings.