NAG CHAMPA INCENSE STICKS [12 PACKS]

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Nag champa is a fragrance of Indian origin. It is made from a combination of sandalwood and either champak [1] [2] or frangipani. [3] When frangipani is used, the fragrance is usually referred to simply as champa. [4] Add your Nag Champa oils to the power of the Crystal Energies - Essential Oil Roller Bottle Set. You’ll combine crystals, incense, and oils to get the best of all worlds. Nag champa incense is an all-natural, organic incense made from a blend of flowers and spices. It has been used for centuries because it provides a calming effect that can be beneficial to your well-being. Not only does it provide spiritual benefits but it also helps you relax after a long day at work or school. The many benefits include: relieving stress, increasing focus, providing balance in life as well as the ability to enhance meditation practices. 4.1. Spirituality benefits Tess Whitehurst (2013). The Magic of Flowers: A Guide to Their Metaphysical Uses & Properties. Llewellyn Worldwide. pp.295–. ISBN 978-0-7387-3194-0.

Nag Champa incense has an earthy, floral scent and a staple of Indian spirituality and culture. This enticing incense is renowned for its unique fragrance and is comprised of three key ingredients; sandalwood, halmaddi and the champaca flower. a b Robert Beer (1999). The Encyclopedia of Tibetan Symbols and Motifs. Serindia. p.50. ISBN 9780906026489. A combination of other oils is then often added to accentuate particular aspects of the base perfume or to add a completely new olfactory level (i.e. woody, flora, musky, etc.) to the blend.

While the perfume mixtures are closely guarded family secrets and are what make each nag champa recipe unique. The base components of the perfume are:

Nag champa is commonly used in incense, soap, perfume oil, essential oils, candles, wax melts, and personal toiletries. [5] It is a popular and recognizable incense fragrance. [6] [4] Composition [ edit ]

You should also read our article on the top 11 best Nag Champa incense products to find the perfect product for you a b Stephanie Rose Bird (2006). Four Seasons of Mojo: An Herbal Guide to Natural Living. Llewellyn Worldwide. p.67. ISBN 9780738706283. Incense can also play a role in clearing chakras. As Nag Champa is linked to the earth and the root, it can help cleanse our lower chakras. The root chakra keeps us strong and stable, and the Solar Plexus and the Sacral Chakra are where we find our warrior strength, creative spirit, and sense of sexuality. Nag Champa’s warm and golden vibes fit in beautifully with those who are doing lower chakra work. You can also refer to the article: The side effects of burning incense and how to protect it for more details. Without a doubt the one ingredient that sets Champa incenses apart from other Indian styles is Halmaddi (a resin from Ailanthus sp.). Since Halmaddi is hygroscopic (it absorbs moisture from the air), this soft grey/tan paste slows down the rate at which the incense burns, ultimately providing a long burn time.

If you struggle with shut-eye at the end of the day, Nag Champa can guide you to the land of nod. As this perfume quietens the mind and relaxes the body, it can help you to shut down and get the sweet sleep you need to rejuvenate your soul. For the Lower Chakras If you suffer from issues involving your teeth and gums, burning Nag Champa incense will help you free yourself of those negative energies. When you use Nag Champa oils, they boost the powers of any other essences you use them with. When combined with the sweet scent of vanilla, Nag Champa incense will free you of stress and anxiety. If you’d like to make the most of the powers of Nag Champa, use it together with crystals for serenity and peace or crystals for healing and cleansing, depending on your needs. Better yet, use one crystal from each category to super-boost your Nag Champa incense’s powers. Containing flowers, Sandalwood, and other elements of spice and resins from India, the blended scents and aroma create a powerful incense and basis for oils used in beauty, healing, and the world of spirituality. The distinctive smell of nag champa incense is created by the combination of several different herbs and spices, including sandalwood, camphor, patchouli, honey, ghee, and many other secret ingredients.

The History of Nag Champa

The smell of burnt Nag Champa incense is a sign of a safer space to rest and calming vibes in the air. Light the Serenity Lamp to also activate the soothing powers of Amethyst. Sources Of Nag Champa Incense Because of its rich and earthy scent and the lighter floral notes, Nag Champa is perfect for chasing out unpleasant odors. It also leaves a lingering scent long after the incense or resin has burnt out. Ingredients

a b Alaric Albertsson (8 Nov 2013). To Walk a Pagan Path. Llewellyn Worldwide. p.232. ISBN 9780738739229.Nag champa incense has long been used in spiritual and religious ceremonies. The unique scent of nag champa is said to be beneficial for meditation and prayer, and can also help to promote a sense of calm and peace. Nag champa is believed to be helpful in clearing negative energies and can be used as part of a cleansing or purification ritual. The smoke from nag champa incense is also thought to have protective properties, making it an ideal choice for use in sacred spaces.