Revelation

[bhanny]

Kyen?

 

[PEARL]

I'll say at either end of the spectrum, so plantation wood or yellow kyara.

 

[Ensar Oud]

It's actually Sri Lankan Walla Patta wood of the standard grade used in the production of most available oils on the market. If you look closely, the degree of resination is less than in the type of kyen used for some organics like Jing Shen Lu.... Yet it is common practice to grind this wood, and upon putting it in the water, if any molecules should happen to go under, the distillation is proclaimed as containing 'sinking grade' wood....

It's the kind of thing that makes you wonder why an oil like Ceylon No 1 is still not sold out?

 

[bhanny]

It's actually Sri Lankan Walla Patta wood of the standard grade used in the production of most available oils on the market. If you look closely, the degree of resination is less than in the type of kyen used for some organics like Jing Shen Lu.... Yet it is common practice to grind this wood, and upon putting it in the water, if any molecules should happen to go under, the distillation is proclaimed as containing 'sinking grade' wood....

It's the kind of thing that makes you wonder why an oil like Ceylon No 1 is still not sold out?

Ahh. Dang. That's tricky. And disingenuous. Well, I have my bottle!

 

[RobertOne]

I get that people's families have to be fed, clothes and schooled.

The spice must flow.

My commitment to buying land in FL just went up another small notch, however.

 

[Taha]

...It's the kind of thing that makes you wonder why an oil like Ceylon No 1 is still not sold out?

When you've figured that one out, let me know too.
I expected it to get sold out within a week. Half the batch size of Berkilau, and that got sold out within 5 days.

I was wondering out of the vast oils that you all have distilled in your career are most distilled from live resin or a alive trees?

All dead (i.e. chopped down) trees. By alive, I assume you're referring to slicing off lightly resinated outer layers from a standing (living) tree.

What do you feel are the benefits when working with live material compared to something like aged wood? Do you feel their are more psychoactive effects or health benefits when working with alive trees?

Sliced outer layers don't have the maturity and depth of deep inner heartwood material, which of course requires chopping down and chopping up to get to.

Taha in order to get the desired effect of pain relief for your condition does the Kynam oil have to be ingested or just by inhaling the Kynam oils do they help your disorder? On a side note have you noticed benefits from other high grade oils or just Kynam/Kyara oils?

Both, heating as well as ingesting kinam.
Nope, I've never noticed the same benefits from any other high grade agarwood, including Super King grade agarwood from mama tree's mama. Those will still affect my smile muscles, just not my eye ones.