Burning herbs and resins as incense in different forms belongs to many old traditions in our world. Unlike vaporizing, fire has an effect as a mediator and transformer. Coarse substances are transformed into smoke during burning, which carries the essence to a subliminal level.
This is how the connection with higher and more ethereal levels is created. The purpose of incense was and is to connect our earthly thinking with the perception of subtle, invisible spheres through the smoke.
The resins are packaged in jars – the contents remain visible and it’s easy to remove. The jars are 60 ml in volume – since the resins vary in weight, the amount varies from 30 to 60g.
Burning herbs and resins as incense in different forms belongs to many old traditions in our world. Unlike vaporizing, fire has an effect as a mediator and transformer. Coarse substances are transformed into smoke during burning, which carries the essence to a subliminal level. This is how the connection with higher and more ethereal levels is created. The purpose of incense was and...
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Burning herbs and resins as incense in different forms belongs to many old traditions in our world. Unlike vaporizing, fire has an effect as a mediator and transformer. Coarse substances are transformed into smoke during burning, which carries the essence to a subliminal level.
This is how the connection with higher and more ethereal levels is created. The purpose of incense was and is to connect our earthly thinking with the perception of subtle, invisible spheres through the smoke.
The resins are packaged in jars – the contents remain visible and it’s easy to remove. The jars are 60 ml in volume – since the resins vary in weight, the amount varies from 30 to 60g.
