Resin Incense 2.4 oz Jar

This exotic resin incense is Certified Vegan, made in accordance to ancient shamanic wisdom, blended and infused with prayers and special mantras. Its authentic aroma is so powerful that a 1/2 teaspoon of resin on a small piece of charcoal fills a room with its mood transforming scent and properties, bringing peace into one's home.

• Aroma: Light floral and earthy tones with a touch of cinnamon.
• Intention: This resin is a unique combination of natural ingredients, blessed with sacred mantras. Burning this resin creates a peaceful environment.
• Resins are derived naturally from trees harvested naturally according to Shamanic tradition and hand packaged.
• How to use: Light a charcoal tablet until you start to see sparks. Place it in a fireproof dish and let it burn for 1-2 minutes. Place a 1/2 teaspoon of resin incense on top of the charcoal. Keep away from flammable articles, children and pets. Soak with water after use.

The Sanskrit word Shanti means peace. As happiness increases, mental activity decreases. That internal silence is a state of mental absence... Only he who knows the Self transcends misery, says the Upanishad... Only when you go beyond the mental level, only by transcending the mind will you realize the Divine...You will know the Self...

Kama is sensual passion and pleasure. Kama Deva, the God of passion and love, stands with his bow ready to shoot arrows decorated with fragrant flowers into lucky hearts.

Ananda means absolute bliss that is beyond pain and sorrow, but also beyond happiness and pleasure... It is transcendental to the entire cycle of misery... God is ananda, God is bliss, and only by transcending the entire cycle of misery as a whole can you realize absolute bliss, or ananda.

Lakshmi is the Goddess of wealth and prosperity, both material and spiritual. She grants both worldly prosperity, as well as liberation from the cycle of life and death. The Sanskrit word laksya means aim or goal. Lakshmi, therefore, represents the goal of life, which includes worldly as well as spiritual prosperity.

Surya is the Sun God who is considered to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. With a lotus, conch, chakra and mace in his four hands, Lord Surya spreads his radiant rays and bestows light, vitality, nourishment and growth.

Dhanvantari is the medical Avatar of Lord Vishnu. He is the origin of the ayurvedic medical science and, through his blessings, Ayurvedic practitioners are able heal their patients, helping them to attain health and well being. He has four hands; in two he holds a chakra and a conch, and in the other two he holds a pot of amrita, or the heavenly nectar of immortality, and medical herbs.