Por Tan Suk Sabai

Item/Amulet: Si Peng Jan Pen

Temple/Master: Por Tan Suk Sabai

Pim/Year: 2567

Province: Mae Teang

Material: Herbs

Wrapping: Original from Samnak

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1"

Si Peng Jan Pen

By Por Tan Suksabai – Last of the “5 Tigers of the North”

🌿 Over 60 Years in the Making — Mystical Wax for Seneh, Wealth & Baramee

Por Tan Suksabai, the last remaining master of the legendary "5 Tigers of the North", has preserved a lineage and wicha that is nearly extinct in Thailand today. His Si Peng Jan Pen (Holy Wax/Balm) is a living relic of the mountains — a culmination of almost six decades of rare herb collection, ritual oil extractions, and deep forest meditation.

This Si Peng is not merely herbal — it’s alchemical. Each component was handpicked by Por Tan himself, gathered during his spiritual pilgrimages across the misty, sacred mountain ranges of Northern Thailand. It includes:

Wan Dok Tong – For strong charm and gentle attraction

Wan Ka Long – For invoking favor and unexpected luck

Wan Sao Long – For commanding attention and speech power

Wan Kai Deang - For Strong Seneh and attraction

Ker Ka Long – A mystical root used by old forest masters for aura dominance

Paya Wan Prai – To summon seneh and loving-kindness

Rare Lanna Flower Oils – Slowly infused over moon cycles

Animalic & Plant-Based Base Oils – Blended using an age-old distillation process

Other secretive mystical herbs and resins — only known within Por Tan’s lineage

The Ritual & the Blessing

Each batch underwent a lengthy extraction process. Herbs and flowers were first dried and crushed, then their oils painstakingly drawn out over days using low heat. The resulting wax was further blessed through long-form chanting led by Por Tan over multiple wan phra (holy days).

A tarkrut was added into every tub — not just for strength but to stabilize and amplify the aura of the user. This is a living wax with real energy, not mass-produced charm oil.

How to Use

Just lightly touch the surface of the balm — a small dab is all that’s needed. Apply it vertically along the center of your forehead, starting from the top of your nose to the start of your hairline. This activates the third eye and upper aura — the effect of a single touch is said to last over a month.

A small tub can thus last for many years if used mindfully.

Expanded Uses Beyond the Body

On a business/shop door: rub a thin layer and paste a gold foil over it — to attract customers, wealth, and opportunities.

On your home entrance: for protection and energy clearing

Inside your vehicle: for blessings and journey safety

This is not just a balm — it is a sacred field of attraction and merit.

Extremely Limited Quantities

As my bags were full only a few tubs were brought back. Not many remained at Por Tan’s samnak (shrine house) when these were sourced.

Once gone, it’s unclear if more will ever be made, as Por Tan’s focus now is on deep meditation and teaching only a few handpicked students.

If this piece calls to you, don’t delay — it’s a true Lanna forest Master's creation.