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This aromatic Amber Resin has been blessed by the Dharma Protector of Kechara during trance in the monastery. As trances are a very rare occasion even in the monasteries, so are the items blessed by the Protector.
Amber is a common ingredient in perfumes, valued for its musky and honey-like scent. Appreciated for its colour and beauty since Neolithic times, amber was commonly burned during ancient Chinese festivals for religious and ceremonial rituals.
Imbued with the Dharma Protector's energies and presence, our Blessed Amber Resin Incense is highly sought after for its healing, balancing and uplifting qualities. It can be burned to purify negative energies and invoke the Protector's presence when entering new places. When heated, it releases a warm, sweet, rich and earthy fragrance. The soothing scent is said to promote healing and relaxation, making it highly suitable for meditation, visualisation and yoga.
Amber Resin is also highly prized as a healing remedy against mental illness, fever, stomach problems, throat infections and rheumatism, and has been used since ancient times by the Greeks and Egyptians.
Amber is a common ingredient in perfumes, valued for its musky and honey-like scent. Appreciated for its colour and beauty since Neolithic times, amber was commonly burned during ancient Chinese festivals for religious and ceremonial rituals.
Imbued with the Dharma Protector's energies and presence, our Blessed Amber Resin Incense is highly sought after for its healing, balancing and uplifting qualities. It can be burned to purify negative energies and invoke the Protector's presence when entering new places. When heated, it releases a warm, sweet, rich and earthy fragrance. The soothing scent is said to promote healing and relaxation, making it highly suitable for meditation, visualisation and yoga.
Amber Resin is also highly prized as a healing remedy against mental illness, fever, stomach problems, throat infections and rheumatism, and has been used since ancient times by the Greeks and Egyptians.
Directions for Use
- Burn on hot coals or in an electric incense burner
- Sprinkle a small amount on burning incense sticks
- Can be mixed with other types of loose incense and burnt in the same manner
- Use in traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic treatment according to the advice of a qualified therapist
- Insert into Buddha statues
Product Details
- Weight: Approximately 20g (0.044 lb)
