GUGGUL is one of the most important Ayurvedic remedies. In this country, Indian Bdellium - another name for it used since antiquity - has become known as a deeply relaxing incense for stressful times. It calms the mind and helps with good sleep, according to Ayurvedic medicine. It is also used as a universal cleansing incense; it improves air quality - and thus strengthens our respiratory system and immune system. It can clear our minds and free them from "toxic" thoughts. For women, Guggul is recommended for strengthening the lower abdomen. Indian Bdellium, known since antiquity - almost a panacea in incense medicine.
Guggul works on various levels and is valued in India, Nepal, and Tibet as one of the most important medicinal, spiritual, and magical incenses. It can amplify and deepen desired intentions.
Guggul is the resin of a frankincense-like tree that thrives in barren landscapes - it can be found in India and Pakistan.
- Scent: balsamic, sweet & heavy, spicy & deep
- Theme: Cleansing for body, mind, and ether; nerve-strengthening and calming, aphrodisiac, and multifaceted remedy
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Good to mix with: Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Patchouli leaves, Indian Frankincense, Sage, Rosemary
- Latin Name: Commiphora mukul
- Content: 10 grams
- Packed (currently) in resealable PE bag with handmade label, soon in compostable parchment bags
Our range of incense is a treasure chest, here you will find resins, woods, herbs from all over the world. We source these from selected incense specialists and other trusted colleagues, and herbs from specialist retailers for natural raw materials (just like our food). For us, incense is pure plant helper power! That's why we invest a lot of time in researching the sources of our raw materials to be able to offer them as sustainably as possible.
And it should be noted: We offer our resins, woods, and herbs exclusively for burning, and all our good advice is taken from traditional lore and our own experiences. These, of course, do not replace a qualified advisor (doctor, naturopath, ...). And whether something works as it is written, never forget: Only you alone can open the door :) Just as only you alone can take responsibility for yourself ...