Sacred Offerings

This is a rare, special and very valuable resin from the rainforest of Peru, commonly called Incienso (incense). It originates from completely different trees than Copal or Myrrh.

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(Myrcianthes sp) Traditional incense in leaf form used to drive away negative thoughts. It attracts prosperity and success in business and love. Helpful to use with Swift lite Charcoal when burning.

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Six traditional Peruvian incense sticks wrapped in colorful tissue. Contains saw palmetto, palo santo and other herbs. Learn More

Made from red sandalwood and gokul dhoop and 30 more himalayan herbs, and from strict instructions from renowned Tibetan herb masters, printed on the box is "A Tribute to the highest Nirvana", used for meditation, relaxation, and offerings. Buddhist Incense Centre, Kathmandu, Nepal. Learn More

(Minthostachys setosa) Used as a natural aromatic incense, the Andean mint has a deep scent that cleanses negative vibrations that can get trapped in houses and offices. Helpful to use with Swift lite Charcoal when burning. Learn More

Peace of Mind Tibetan Incense Sticks like other Tibetan incense, is mixed by hand according to a very old sacred formula. It is said to bring calmness to the mind and spirit. Learn More

Cedar is a sacred plant that has been burned by many Native American Indians for centuries in ceremonies of cleansing, clearing, and blessing. It is used during prayer and meditation to cleanse rooms and to clear crystals between therapy sessions, etc. Learn More

Tibetan Monastery Incense is prepared on the basis of the a formuia approved by the Adviser of Tibetan Medicine Incense  It is used for burning for prayer offerings and for purification, both of which form a major ritual of Tibet spirituality.

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White sage from the coastal mountains of California. This is a broad leaf sage which is prized for its strong aromatic properties. White Sage has been used by Native Americans for thousands of years for cleansing, purifying ones self and others as well as an area of space through the technique of smudging.

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