A quiet companion to thoughtful moments
The Spiritual Guide Tibetan incense, with its serious, resinous-earthy aroma, can be your best companion when you wish for a deeper, inward-turning evening hour. In Tibetan tradition, the inner teacher is the one who accompanies us on the long path – and this incense wishes to be the gentle aroma of that quieter, more serious mood for you. If you wish to give an evening to life's important questions, this stick is a kind choice.
What is it made of?
The stick is made of Tibetan herbs and natural resins, rolled around a wooden core. The aroma is serious, earthy, slightly resinous – not sweet, not floral. There is no synthetic fragrance, so the natural, traditional scent comes through cleanly during use and supports deeper thinking, honest self-reflection and a calm look at the path you are walking.
When is it worth lighting?
Many people light a Spiritual Guide stick when they stand before an important decision, or wish to settle down at the closing of a long life chapter. Others choose it for longer meditation sessions, because the aroma is deep yet not heavy. It can be a kind companion to quiet journaling, soft classical music, long evening reading or a calm conversation shared with a dear and close person at your side.
How to light it properly
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 for a longer time of thinking. Air the room, and never leave the ember unattended during use, even for a short moment while it is still warm and glowing.
Useful things to know
The pack contains fifteen to twenty sticks, so it lasts for many weeks. Because this is a hand-made natural product, the aroma may vary slightly from stick to stick – this is the mark of the traditional technique, not a fault. Store the pack in a dry, cool place, away from strong light, so the aroma stays fresh and serious for a long time inside.