Ac Bed

The Northern Tradition of Guman

Some of the strongest and most well-regarded Guman Tong traditions stem from the North of Thailand, with names like Ac Nen and Kruba Duang Dee standing out among practitioners. Ac Bed belongs to this same northern current, though his Guman pieces appear far less frequently, making them far less discussed and much harder to source. This rarity has given his creations a quiet but serious reputation among collectors who recognize the potency of his wiccha.

Materials and Construction

This particular piece is a rare 1-inch size Guman, designed for ease of daily carrying without losing any power. It was made from Din 7 Preacha (soil from seven cemeteries)—a base material traditionally used to anchor spirit energy and connect the amulet to both ancestral and protective forces. Combined with Pong Prai Guman powder, the piece becomes unusually lively, radiating the distinct presence for which true Guman Tong are valued. The red binding cord further seals and empowers the spirit within, ensuring stability and responsiveness to its caretaker.

Purpose and Effects

The primary purpose of Ac Bed’s Guman is wealth-fetching. From long-standing experience, these spirits tend to assist their keeper in two main ways: either by guiding windfalls such as lottery wins or by drawing in customers, deals, and profitable opportunities in sales and business. While many owners have shared testimonies of unexpected lottery fortune, others—myself included—prefer to engage their Guman Tong in the realm of business, where the results are steady, repeatable, and aligned with personal effort. In either path, the Guman acts as a spiritual ally, working behind the scenes to open doors and smoothen the way for wealth.