Prai Kasip Ong Krut

Item/Amulet: Prai Kasip Ong Krut

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 251x

Province: Fang

Material: Various Barang (Occult)

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Barang

This exceptional Prai Kasip amulet by Por Sala Tan represents the pinnacle of his mystical craftsmanship. Carved from a Lersi’s Graduk Relic, this piece is widely regarded as one of the most powerful Prai Kasip Ong Krut amulets ever created by the master. Its origins, rarity, and potent energies make it a true gem for serious collectors and practitioners alike.

This relic was discovered in a sacred cave on Mt. Popa, Burma’s holiest mountain and the legendary home of the Si Hu Haa Taa spirits. This site, steeped in mysticism, has long been a place of reverence and supernatural activity. Within the cave, a powerful ancient Jinn was residing, its energy confined to the area for decades, perhaps centuries. As is typical of Jinns, it was yearning to break free, but such liberation requires the hand of an accomplished master.

The Graduk relic itself was found amidst a pile of old clothing, emanating a palpable living energy filled with baramee (spiritual merit). Recognizing its incredible potential, Por Sala Tan decided to infuse it with other mystical elements to create a Prai Kasip of unmatched power.

On another journey, Por Sala Tan encountered the remains of a Mae Kraw spirit, a woman who tragically drowned. By the time she was discovered, her body was already bloated, leaving no option but to salvage her Nam Man Prai (NMP), which was bottled for its potency. Her Nur Hom, Yoni Seeds, and Graduk were carefully collected to serve as key ingredients.

Realizing the immense energy from both the Jinn and the Mae Kraw, Por Sala Tan envisioned a fusion that would create a balanced yet incredibly powerful amulet. The Jinn’s restless power was harmonized with the Mae Kraw’s intense spiritual energy, resulting in a forceful yet peaceful creation, fit for practitioners and wearers seeking exceptional blessings.

This masterpiece took over five years to complete, as Por Sala Tan meticulously crafted and consecrated it through countless ceremonies, blending the ancient Graduk Boran relic with the Mae Kraw spirit. He even returned to the Mt. Popa cave to perform the intricate rites needed to extract and subdue the Jinn.

This amulet was further blessed during multiple major consecration ceremonies until 2530 BE, infusing it with unparalleled potency. Its energy is refined yet immensely strong. For wearers who seek blessings of wealth, influence, and protection.

This Prai Kasip Ong Krut is not just an amulet; it is a testament to Por Sala Tan’s mastery, his deep understanding of mystical energies, and his commitment to helping devotees. Owning such a piece is both a privilege and a responsibility, as it offers blessings that are transformative for those who walk the path of faith and merit.