the fire Put smoldering incense in a special holder to avoid hot ash from getting on clothes and furniture.
Attention! Burning incense sticks is a source of open fire. To avoid ignition, do not leave a lighted stick unattended. Use a special stand to fix the stick. Do not use incense sticks in drafts and near flammable objects and substances. Keep incense sticks away from children, in a hermetically sealed container.
Use with caution: people prone to allergies, with individual hypersensitivity, pregnant and lactating women.
Store in a dark, cool place in an airtight container. Expiration date is not limited. Manufacturer: Sree Vani Perfumery Works Sree Vani Perfumery Works Laggere Ring Road, Kempegowda Layout, Bangalore, Karnataka - 560058, India Kempegowda Layout, Laggere Ring Road, Bengaluru - 560058, Karnataka, India Site: http://www.sreevaniperfumery.net/ Fragrances - aromatic substances - have been used by people since ancient times as perfumes and medicinals, as well as during religious rituals. Mentions of incense are found in the Bible and the Koran. Aromatic substances were highly valued by the ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks, their value was compared with precious stones. Today we use incense more often to create a favorable atmosphere at home and at work. However, in addition to a good, relaxing atmosphere, aromatic substances are also capable of influencing our mood, general state of health, activity, behavior, energy, and luck in business. In other words, if you know what effect this or that aroma has, you can correct the negative and increase the positive. Aromas can be conditionally divided into: Sedative (calming in stressful situations, when overworked). Such aromas include the aroma of tea tree, lemon balm, chamomile, sandalwood, geranium, vanilla. Stimulants (stimulating our activity, improving our attentiveness, improving performance). Such aromas include the aroma of lemon, tangerine, orange, magnolia, cinnamon, rosemary, cedar. Protective (protecting against the evil eye, damage, envy, ill will). Such aromas include aromas of juniper, rose, sage, almond, incense, cloves. Adaptogens (normalize the work of the nervous system, eliminate mood swings). Such aromas include lavender, oregano, myrrh, rose, mint, jasmine, thyme. It is recommended to use one or another aroma depending on the time of day. So, for example, morning aromas include: pine, geranium, bergamot, mint, cedar, grapefruit. These aromas contribute to easy awakening, optimism and cheerfulness. During the day, it is recommended to give preference to the aromas of rosewood, rosemary, eucalyptus, bergamot. These aromas will help maintain your performance, improve productivity and promote good concentration. In the evening, it is better to give preference to the aromas of ylang-ylang, lavender, patchouli, and rosewood. These aromas will help you relax and calm down. One or another incense was also endowed with healing and magical properties from ancient times. It was believed that: The aroma of sandalwood brings peace and relaxation when negative psycho-emotional reactions to stressful situations and conflicts occur. Bergamot brings money, is responsible for wealth. Vanilla helps in love affairs. Jasmine brings happiness and harmony, opens talents and develops abilities. Lavender was associated with purification and healing. Mint brought luck and fortune. Rose brought love, happiness, harmony. Lotus was associated with strength, healing, meditation, power. Incense meant patronage, blessing, associated with courage. Incense baseless Ganesha Ganesha, Sree Vani, 10 cones, Благовония baseless Ganesha of Sri Vani, with the aroma of Musk, ambergris and masala, Ayurveda Here Ayurveda Here! - an online store of Ayurveda, cosmetics, Indian tea, spices, Indian clothing and jewelry. The best selection of Ayurvedic products in Ukraine! Beauty and health for you and your family, esoteric shop, esoteric shop, souvenir shop, Indian souvenirs, sari, Saris, himalaya, Dabur, Nagarjuna, shatavari, incense, bijouterie, agarbatti, incense, Ayurvedic preparations from India, chavanprash, triphala, dabur, Himalaya,
