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Meditation & Incense
A gold Buddha bust that holds a backflow incense cone, set on a tray with a lotus tea-light holder. For meditation and quiet reflection.
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Meditation & Incense
A seated gold Buddha with lotus details around a tea-light, for a meditation corner or altar.
Meditation & Incense
Standard 20-stick pack, or any seven packs for $18. A pack of incense sticks for cleansing a space, setting an intention and honoring the altar: Nag Champa (Satya), the classic temple scent; Frankincense & Myrrh, Rue (Ruda) and Coconut (Tulasi); Good Luck (Buena Suerte) and 7 Powers (7 Poderes) by HEM; and Success and Better Business (Mejor Negocio) by SAC.
Meditation & Incense
Loose spiritual incense by Ochun Distribuidor, burned at home to drive bad forces away and let the good ones stay (the envelope reads: burn this incense in your house every day). Controlling is used to gain control over a situation, Rompe Brujería to break witchcraft and crossed work, and La Madama to call on the Madama spirit guide for cleansing and protection.
Meditation & Incense
A carved wooden incense holder. Burning incense is one of the oldest offerings: the rising smoke carries prayers and intentions upward to the Orishas, the ancestors and the spirits, and clears heavy energy from a space. The holder gives that offering its place on the altar, with wood, a living material from the earth, grounding it and catching the ash so the offering stays clean and respectful. Set the stick in the hole at one end; the ash falls into the groove.