A kind aroma for moments of plans
The Padmasambhava Tibetan incense, with its sweet-resinous aroma, is most enjoyable to you when you wish for a quiet moment for a new plan, a wish or a decision. In Tibetan tradition, Padmasambhava is the „lotus-born” teacher, also honoured as the wish-fulfiller. Many people choose this incense for evening hours when they wish to see clearly in an important question, or simply wish to send a kind thought to tomorrow with hope in their heart.
What does the stick contain?
The blend is made of Tibetan herbs, flower petals and natural resins, rolled around a wooden core. The aroma is softly sweet, warmly resinous – not heavy, not sharp. There is no synthetic fragrance, so you can also confidently choose it if you are sensitive to strong artificial perfumes and feel more at home in the company of delicate, natural scents at every moment.
When do you like to use it most?
Many people light a Padmasambhava stick at the start of the year, around birthdays or before a new job, because the aroma helps create a kind, bright mood. Others simply choose it for a beautiful evening moment, when they wish to send something on its way with good intention. It is a kind companion for quiet journaling, soft music, writing to a friend or a slow, thoughtful tea when you think of a loved one with care.
Proper lighting
Take a stick, light the tip and blow out the flame so only the ember remains. Place it in a stable holder that catches the ash. One stick burns for about forty to fifty minutes, plenty of time for a beautiful evening of thinking. Air the room, and never leave the ember unattended at any time while it is still warm.
Useful tips before buying
The pack contains fifteen to twenty sticks, so with regular use it lasts for many weeks. Because this is a hand-made natural product, the aroma may vary slightly from stick to stick. Store the pack in a dry, cool place so the aroma remains fresh for a long time and gives you quiet pleasure.