Natural Myrrh Incense – Harmony and Purifying Virtues
Give your space the wisdom and protection of Natural Myrrh incense. Used in ancestral rituals for its purifying virtues, it accompanies you towards serenity and spiritual balance.
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Natural Myrrh Incense – Ancestral Harmony and Purifying Virtues
Natural Myrrh Incense – Ancestral Harmony and Purifying Virtues
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Used since ancient times for its purifying and spiritual virtues, myrrh is a precious incense, prized for its power to promote inner harmony and the protection of places. Its rich and resinous scent envelops you in a soothing and mystical atmosphere, conducive to meditation.
Composition and Manufacture :
- Ingredients: Natural myrrh resin, natural carbon, natural binder.
- Manufacturing method: Our myrrh sticks are shaped by hand, using artisanal techniques that respect nature and ancient traditions. They are free of chemicals, guaranteeing a pure and authentic incense.
- Origin of raw materials: The myrrh used in our incense comes from sustainable and environmentally friendly harvests in the Middle Eastern regions.
Practical Advice :
- Burn Time: Each myrrh stick burns for approximately 1 hour, giving you an extended sensory experience.
- Where to use it? Myrrh incense is perfect for your spiritual ceremonies, purification of places or moments of deep relaxation. Place it in a suitable incense holder for safe use.
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History, use and culture
Benefits and Uses
Spiritual and purifying virtues: Myrrh is recognized for its spiritual properties, promoting emotional balance, protection of spaces and meditation. Used for centuries in sacred rituals, it cleanses negative energies and protects against unwanted external influences.
To soothe and uplift the spirit: This incense is particularly suitable for easing tensions and promoting a state of deep calm. Its purifying virtues make it a valuable ally for your moments of contemplation or meditation.
Smell and Ambiance
Characteristic fragrance: Myrrh diffuses a deep and resinous aroma, with earthy and slightly spicy notes. This ancestral fragrance, both intense and comforting, transports the mind to distant times where wisdom and the sacred mingle.
Ambiance: This incense creates a mystical and protective atmosphere, ideal for rituals, moments of meditation, or simply to purify the air in your living space.
FAQs
1. What was myrrh incense used for in ancient times?
Myrrh incense has been used for thousands of years in various cultures for its sacred and purifying properties. In ancient Egypt, it was used to embalm bodies and honor the gods, while in Jewish and Christian religious rituals, it was burned to purify the air and raise prayers to the heavens. Myrrh has always been associated with spiritual protection, contemplation, and meditation.
2. Who used myrrh incense?
Historically, myrrh incense was used by priests, healers, and spiritual people in sacred or medicinal rituals. Today, it is used by those seeking a purified, calm, and spiritually protected space, such as meditation practitioners, holistic therapists, or spiritual wellness enthusiasts.
3. How to use stick incense?
To use stick incense, light the end of the stick with a flame until it catches fire. Let it burn for a few seconds, then blow gently to extinguish the flame. Then place the stick in a suitable incense holder. The incense will burn slowly, releasing its fragrance and benefits for about an hour. Make sure to place it in a well-ventilated area to fully enjoy its purifying effects.
4. How to store myrrh incense?
To preserve the quality of your myrrh incense, it is recommended to store it in a dry, cool place, and away from direct sunlight. An airtight container, such as a metal or wooden box, is ideal to protect the incense from humidity and external odors that could alter its fragrance.
5. Is myrrh incense safe for pets or small children?
Myrrh incense, although natural, produces smoke when burned. Therefore, it is advisable to use it in well-ventilated spaces, especially around small children or pets. The smoke itself is not toxic, but young children and some pets may be more sensitive to the smoke. It is best not to burn incense in enclosed spaces or small rooms without ventilation.