You haven't seen...Avatar?? But then again, who has? 😉
Hahaha. Definitely seen Avatar, although with Black Panther I did think at one point if instead of Vibranium one could have a mountain of Agarwood Trees capable of producing Kinam. : ))
 
Hahaha. Definitely seen Avatar, although with Black Panther I did think at one point if instead of Vibranium one could have a mountain of Agarwood Trees capable of producing Kinam. : ))

Haha I haven't seen Avatar and dare I say, didn't love Black Panther
 
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Better off buying some actual Kyara lol...i have Kyara LTD original a very great oil
I never tried the original but those who have say 2.0 is even better. Anyways it is super easy to see this is a legend oil. An Armageddon oil. It obliterates any and all oils next to it. Honestly I can’t handle a swipe of it. Dot only.
 
Started my day with Assam Organic Meghalaya, right underneath the barn, it’s a wonderful Hindi oil. But if I come across a wonderful oil without the barn, I wonder what it would be like with some barn, like when I swipe Aarai Ko Shway and Konbaung.

Next up.....AA Sokh Khmer
some tobacco, and is my mind playing tricks on me?, because I’m smelling a very tiny bit of Camelia and Au Luong.


Moving along.....Oud Zachariyya
I’m in conservation mode with this oil, gotta make it last many years.


Lastly......Kashmiri musk macerated in Ali sandalwood oil
It’s only four months aged, but at 40% musk/60% oil, it’s already strong.

Update:::
I was compelled to swipe some Ayu.
What a day! But day-offs were made for oud binging:Roflmao:
Back to work tomorrow...

Second Update:::
I purposely set aside my Kejalasan for aging, then forgot where it was. I just found it:Whistling: It turns out that it is one of the oils that i transferred to limited volume vials. Also found a couple vials of Kushiara:thumbsup:
 
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Started my day with Assam Organic Meghalaya, right underneath the barn, it’s a wonderful Hindi oil. But if I come across a wonderful oil without the barn, I wonder what it would be like with some barn, like when I swipe Aarai Ko Shway and Konbaung.

Next up.....AA Sokh Khmer
some tobacco, and is my mind playing tricks on me?, because I’m smelling a very tiny bit of Camelia and Au Luong.


Moving along.....Oud Zachariyya
I’m in conservation mode with this oil, gotta make it last many years.


Lastly......Kashmiri musk macerated in Ali sandalwood oil
It’s only four months aged, but at 40% musk/60% oil, it’s already strong.

Update:::
I was compelled to swipe some Ayu.
What a day! But day-offs were made for oud binging:Roflmao:
Back to work tomorrow...

Second Update:::
I purposely set aside my Kejalasan for aging, then forgot where it was. I just found it:Whistling: It turns out that it is one of the oils that i transferred to limited volume vials. Also found a couple vials of Kushiara:thumbsup:

My friend your bold oil line-up today is inspiring! Those oils must've made for a beOUDiful day off!
 
OOTD: Syed's Ascent (Agar Aura). A most transcendental scent, of utmost purity, it taps into the deep green frequency of life. It doesn't change much over time but it's only the choicest elements of Maroke, and so thoroughly a pleasure during its whole humming lifespan, which was all day for me. What a companion!

OOTN: Lao Classic (IO). This just arrived and, inspired by the intrepid @Oudamberlove, I followed the pristine modern Ascent with the old skool Lao Classic. Yes this is old skool for sure but not rude and instead is utterly wearable. The opening barn is mostly leather, I get some soil and hay, too, and after a half hour so far a comforting buttery note develops. Happy to have this one in my collection!
 
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OOTD: Syed's Ascent (Agar Aura). A most transcendental scent, of utmost purity, it taps into the deep green frequency of life. It doesn't change much over time but it's only the choicest elements of Maroke, and so thoroughly a pleasure during its whole humming lifespan, which was all day for me. What a companion!

OOTN: Lao Classic (IO). This just arrived and, inspired by the intrepid @Oudamberlove, I followed the pristine modern Ascent with the old skool Lao Classic. Yes this is old skool for sure but not rude and instead is utterly wearable. The opening barn is mostly leather, I get some soil and hay, too, and after a half hour so far a comforting buttery note develops. Happy to have this one in my collection!
Syed ascent has the scent of the outer galaxy to me. I see the movie gravity with Sandra Bullock as imagery for this oil.
 
My sample of Syed's Ascent ran out (I am "patiently" waiting for a full bottle), so I tried some EO Xiang Liao Ling to satisfy my maroke urge.
Nice earthy, slightly herbal vibe but I am left wanting..
R u buying a full bottle,800$ ?

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Got home from work, after a hot shower I wanted to swipe some OM5. But seeing it is nearly half a bottle left, I decided to conserve and swipe something else.

So I reached for KZ Cambodia Classic....it was okay, fully settled and delivers the same progression each and every time.

Then some Khulood.

I needed something more satisfying for my present mood, so I need a Hindi oil to the rescue:Thumbsup:
AA Chamkeila :Whistling::Whistling::Whistling:
 
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Bahadur (IO): The Hindi wood soaked for a few hours.

1. Sophisticated and clean aroma in the beginning
2. The aroma is inclined towards spices and potpourri of the flowers in the Subcontinent
3. How can I miss sharpness in all notes that I love in oils, and this oil is generously blessed with that acute sharpness
4. Middle note remind me of Ceylon Royale
5. Dry down is jungle soil
6. Life span is hours and hours
7. Lofty and elegant smokeless wafts of Oud

Now 'artisanal' oil has got some meaning after the release of Hindustan, Shah Jahan and Bahadur.

New Hindi Oil Era: Three matchless Hindis!
 
Syed ascent has the scent of the outer galaxy to me. I see the movie gravity with Sandra Bullock as imagery for this oil.

YES, I get outer space imagery from some oils too! Some oils reflect the all-encompassing Cosmos, experiencing them is the most sublime.

These same oils also make me think of Beethoven's 9th Symphony -- which in its development from the tentative-seeming then clashy opening (like beginning of time) to the ultimate exulting conclusion in the Ode to Joy -- makes me feel the all-encompassing Cosmos, which joins the glorious and wondrous and even awe-ful into a transcendant experience. (One doesn't even have to know the choral part refers to the "starry vault" and "starry firmament" to get this cosmos feeling -- the music and voices do it on their own.) Maximum Sublimity is achieved when listening to one of these oils on one's person, a chip on the heater, and Beethoven's 9th on the stereo at evening!
 
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