Goloka Nature's Rose Incense 15 grams
$3
A combination of herbs and resin, flowers and honey and fragrant oils make wonderfully scented Goloka aromas. A single incense stick has a burning time of on average 30-40 minutes. Open your heart chakra for these roses to bring romance and harmony into your home. Rose oil, blossom and rosewood are the basis of this fragrance. She raises unity among people through the loving feeling she carries. The incense sticks give off a floral fresh scent and create an aura of intimacy where the scent finds its way.
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Here and in other parts of Asia, incense has been used for thousands of years for meditation, as a cleansing- or morning ritual, for marking an event or creating a divine or fresh aura. A blend of natural ingredients became the basis for spicy, fresh, floral, wooden, powdery or sweet scents as almost transcendental odors. Decorate your house now with personally chosen divine fragrances.
Here and in other parts of Asia, incense has been used for thousands of years for meditation, as a purification or morning ritual, to mark an event or create a divine or fresh aura. A mixture of natural ingredients became the basis for spicy, fresh, floral, woody, powdery or sweet scents as almost transcendental fragrances. Decorate your house now with personally selected divine fragrances. Use incense Plant the incense stick somewhere it will stand firmly, such as a bowl of rice or soil or use an incense holder. Light the tip of the stick with a match or lighter and wait until it lights up. You can let it burn for about 10 seconds and the flame will probably go out by itself, if not: blow it out gently. If the ember continues to glow red, then you know the incense is burning. If it turns gray, turn it back on. The smell comes almost immediately along with the smoke. It is safest to burn the incense in a specially designed incense holder. Benefits of Goloka Incense is the non-profit organization Goloka Sevan Trust which is known for supporting charitable organizations. These Agarbatti are hand rolled according to the traditional natural purity masala method. Intense fragrances that mask unpleasant odors. Restores balance in energy centers for body and soul.
Here and in other parts of Asia, incense has been used for thousands of years for meditation, as a purification or morning ritual, to mark an event or create a divine or fresh aura. A mixture of natural ingredients became the basis for spicy, fresh, floral, woody, powdery or sweet scents as almost transcendental fragrances. Decorate your house now with personally selected divine fragrances. Use incense Plant the incense stick somewhere it will stand firmly, such as a bowl of rice or soil or use an incense holder. Light the tip of the stick with a match or lighter and wait until it lights up. You can let it burn for about 10 seconds and the flame will probably go out by itself, if not: blow it out gently. If the ember continues to glow red, then you know the incense is burning. If it turns gray, turn it back on. The smell comes almost immediately along with the smoke. It is safest to burn the incense in a specially designed incense holder. Benefits of Goloka Incense is the non-profit organization Goloka Sevan Trust which is known for supporting charitable organizations. These Agarbatti are hand rolled according to the traditional natural purity masala method. Intense fragrances that mask unpleasant odors. Restores balance in energy centers for body and soul.