Por Sala Tan X Ac Bed

Naman Wan Kai Deang (Red Herb Oil) – Por Sala Tan x Arjan Bed Batch

Wild-Harvested | 108-Herb Base | Contains Yin Tong + Mai Rak Core

This is a rare blend of sacred red herb oil (naman wan kai deang), collaboratively prepared by Por Sala Tan and Arjan Bed, but ultimately finished and consecrated under Por Sala Tan’s ritual framework. Though both masters contributed, it is recognized within the community as a Por Sala Tan batch—deeply infused with his baramee, methodology, and spiritual focus.

🌿 Wan Kai Deang – The Red-Hearted Herb

Wan kai deang is a mountain herb known for its bright red core and intense vibrational frequency. It is classed under “metta seneh herbs” and is extremely difficult to source in quantity.

Arjan Bed, being young, physically fit, and spiritually aligned with the mountains, was one of the few capable of foraging wild varieties—not commercially farmed types. His oil was considered exceptionally potent, with a deep, raw fragrance and unusually fast effect when used in charm or tattoo work.

🧪 Composition of the Bottle

• Base Oil:

  • Naman wan kai deang wild-harvested by Arjan Bed

  • Mixed with 108 types of wan seneh, wan dok tong, and prai-baramee herbs from Por Sala Tan’s jungle stash

• Infused Core Materials:

  • Yin tong sliver (ritual female wood for charm + softness of energy)

  • Mai rak (love wood) – traditionally believed to pull romantic affection and social harmony toward the bearer

  • Tiny traces of ritual ash and powdered locket wax from earlier Por Sala Tan consecrations

🪔 Real-World Use & Effects

Those who carry or apply this oil (a drop on wrist, behind ear, or in charm pouch) frequently report:

• Being more liked or welcomed, even by strangers

• Smiles and friendliness from others in both casual and business settings

• An aura that attracts trust, warmth, and flirtation without verbal effort

• Improved results in sales, interviews, and introductions

Notably, Por Tan Suk Sabai—another recipient of Arjan Bed’s raw oil—continues to use it in his sakyant tattoo work to this day, often mixing it into the inkwell for stronger metta reception.

🔐 Usage Guidance

• Keep it in an amulet pouch, handbag, or altar corner

• A single drop is sufficient—less is more

• No chanting required, but saying a short phrase of intention (i.e., “May I be liked and welcomed wherever I go”) helps direct the energy