Sandwalk Incense for Manifestation - Psychic Workout The word incense comes from the Latin word “incendere” meaning to set on fire. The use of incense has been a part of spiritual practice dating back 8,000 years, according to archaeological evidence, with use in practically all of Earth’s civilizations. The mixture and formulation of incense is considered an art, the ancient art of blending together fragrant gifts of nature: resins, herbs, flowers, leaves, barks, spices, and oil. Today, incense is sold commercially in the form of stick incense, cone incense, coil incense, and loose incense and fragrant oils, designed for burning on a small, smoldering charcoal disc. Incense is used for the following purposes: - Purify the air- Cleanse the mind- Awaken and energize- Release negative vibrations and stuck energy- Invoke self-awareness- An offering to various deities- An aid in prayer- Invoke pleasant dreams- Uplift the emotional state- Calm emotions- Awaken psychic vibrations- Honor God by reminding us that He among us Faithfully,Marin
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