Nag Champa & Sandalwood Incense Sticks
R15.00
Nag Champa & Sandalwood Incense Sticks ( 15 ) Sticks Traditional Nag Champa with a Twist Being one of the most calming and soothing scents, Nag Champa can quickly cleanse and purify the air and chase away all shades of negativity. If you feel anxious in a space or if there is a lingering sense of unease, go with your gut and light up a sweet stick of Nag Champa to clear any energy that shouldn't be there. Sandalwood has been used for thousands of years to calm the mind and relieve anxiety, reduce signs of aging and skin inflammation. It has spiritual significance and is said to bring devotees closer to god, and acts as a fixative in fragrances, ensuring they last longer on the skin.
Its pleasant aroma and peaceful vibrations make it a popular choice for enhancing meditation, promoting healing, and warding off negative energy ...
The incense stick as we know it has been used in many ancient cultures, such as India and Egypt, for decades.
There are many good reasons to burn incense which is why the tradition has been around for so long.
Fragrance has the remarkable power to stimulate the mind and trigger positive responses, with specific essential oils used for certain purposes.
Discover the benefits day-to-day, uses for special occasions and spiritual benefits.
Relaxation is the most simple way to enjoy incense in your own home, both alone or among company.
Incense is good for meditation as the burning scent heightens your senses and deepens attention, to allow you to practice the ritual with a focused and positive piece of mind. Its calming properties also help the body to relax into the practice.
In order to burn incense, you first gently ignite it. For example, to burn an incense stick you would use a lighter or a match to light the tip.
( I prefer to light a candle and then light the incense stick from that it just feels more special )
Once the incense has been ignited, you then gently extinguish the flame, typically by blowing it out.
The incense will then glow and begin to produce scented smoke. The burning time of incense varies by its form.
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Nag Champa & Sandalwood Incense Sticks ( 15 ) Sticks Traditional Nag Champa with a Twist Being one of the most calming and soothing scents, Nag Champa can quickly cleanse and purify the air and chase away all shades of negativity. If you feel anxious in a space or if there is a lingering sense of unease, go with your gut and light up a sweet stick of Nag Champa to clear any energy that shouldn't be there. Sandalwood has been used for thousands of years to calm the mind and relieve anxiety, reduce signs of aging and skin inflammation. It has spiritual significance and is said to bring devotees closer to god, and acts as a fixative in fragrances, ensuring they last longer on the skin.
Its pleasant aroma and peaceful vibrations make it a popular choice for enhancing meditation, promoting healing, and warding off negative energy ...
The incense stick as we know it has been used in many ancient cultures, such as India and Egypt, for decades.
There are many good reasons to burn incense which is why the tradition has been around for so long.
Fragrance has the remarkable power to stimulate the mind and trigger positive responses, with specific essential oils used for certain purposes.
Discover the benefits day-to-day, uses for special occasions and spiritual benefits.
Relaxation is the most simple way to enjoy incense in your own home, both alone or among company.
Incense is good for meditation as the burning scent heightens your senses and deepens attention, to allow you to practice the ritual with a focused and positive piece of mind. Its calming properties also help the body to relax into the practice.
In order to burn incense, you first gently ignite it. For example, to burn an incense stick you would use a lighter or a match to light the tip.
( I prefer to light a candle and then light the incense stick from that it just feels more special )
Once the incense has been ignited, you then gently extinguish the flame, typically by blowing it out.
The incense will then glow and begin to produce scented smoke. The burning time of incense varies by its form.
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