PURE Earth Essential Incense Cones- Backflow with Rosemary and Lavender- 15 Cones, Clean Burning- Holder included- Imported from India
$7.95
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN PRODUCTS. OUR PRODUCTS BURN CLEAN AND LONG 100% PURE INGREDIENTS. GREAT PACKAGING AND AN INCENSE HOLDER INCLUDED!
This purified essential incense is a balanced blend of Rosemary and Lavender.
Here is a little bit about the importance of air from Ancient Times:
Air is the domain of the breath, the winged ones, clouds, pollination, and the wandering spirit
of wind. The atmosphere encompasses the entire Earth, giving the breath of life to all living
creatures. Air shares similar qualities to Water. It is fluidic, flowing, and usually on the move.
It does not necessarily have a particular destination as Water does, seeming aimless in its
wandering, but there is always an underlying purpose for its gusts and subtle breezes.
Air is the realm of communication. Through the Air, plants and creatures communicate with
one another. Pollen, seeds, and spores travel on the wind, oftentimes for vast distances,
connecting organisms and creating new life. Air is also a medium for sound and smell,
allowing for humans, plants, and animals to communicate with one another. Sound waves
travel through the Air, signifying caution, alerting, sharing, communicating, harmonizing, and
vocalizing. In a similar way, smells from plants, animals, or nature offer warnings of danger,
death, medicine, food, attraction of partners, and beauty.
The Element of Air manifests movement, clarity, freshness, and change. In its essence, it
resembles the mind of nature. The Earth teaches us of solidity and strength, the Water of
feeling and movement, and the Fire of action and initiation. As we move into the teachings of
the Air Element, we move into the realms of intelligence, language, and expression. In Greek
philosophy, Air represents the Spring season, bringing change and freshness to nature after
the long, cold winter months
This purified essential incense is a balanced blend of Rosemary and Lavender.
Here is a little bit about the importance of air from Ancient Times:
Air is the domain of the breath, the winged ones, clouds, pollination, and the wandering spirit
of wind. The atmosphere encompasses the entire Earth, giving the breath of life to all living
creatures. Air shares similar qualities to Water. It is fluidic, flowing, and usually on the move.
It does not necessarily have a particular destination as Water does, seeming aimless in its
wandering, but there is always an underlying purpose for its gusts and subtle breezes.
Air is the realm of communication. Through the Air, plants and creatures communicate with
one another. Pollen, seeds, and spores travel on the wind, oftentimes for vast distances,
connecting organisms and creating new life. Air is also a medium for sound and smell,
allowing for humans, plants, and animals to communicate with one another. Sound waves
travel through the Air, signifying caution, alerting, sharing, communicating, harmonizing, and
vocalizing. In a similar way, smells from plants, animals, or nature offer warnings of danger,
death, medicine, food, attraction of partners, and beauty.
The Element of Air manifests movement, clarity, freshness, and change. In its essence, it
resembles the mind of nature. The Earth teaches us of solidity and strength, the Water of
feeling and movement, and the Fire of action and initiation. As we move into the teachings of
the Air Element, we move into the realms of intelligence, language, and expression. In Greek
philosophy, Air represents the Spring season, bringing change and freshness to nature after
the long, cold winter months
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THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN PRODUCTS. OUR PRODUCTS BURN CLEAN AND LONG 100% PURE INGREDIENTS. GREAT PACKAGING AND AN INCENSE HOLDER INCLUDED!
This purified essential incense is a balanced blend of Rosemary and Lavender.
Here is a little bit about the importance of air from Ancient Times:
Air is the domain of the breath, the winged ones, clouds, pollination, and the wandering spirit
of wind. The atmosphere encompasses the entire Earth, giving the breath of life to all living
creatures. Air shares similar qualities to Water. It is fluidic, flowing, and usually on the move.
It does not necessarily have a particular destination as Water does, seeming aimless in its
wandering, but there is always an underlying purpose for its gusts and subtle breezes.
Air is the realm of communication. Through the Air, plants and creatures communicate with
one another. Pollen, seeds, and spores travel on the wind, oftentimes for vast distances,
connecting organisms and creating new life. Air is also a medium for sound and smell,
allowing for humans, plants, and animals to communicate with one another. Sound waves
travel through the Air, signifying caution, alerting, sharing, communicating, harmonizing, and
vocalizing. In a similar way, smells from plants, animals, or nature offer warnings of danger,
death, medicine, food, attraction of partners, and beauty.
The Element of Air manifests movement, clarity, freshness, and change. In its essence, it
resembles the mind of nature. The Earth teaches us of solidity and strength, the Water of
feeling and movement, and the Fire of action and initiation. As we move into the teachings of
the Air Element, we move into the realms of intelligence, language, and expression. In Greek
philosophy, Air represents the Spring season, bringing change and freshness to nature after
the long, cold winter months
This purified essential incense is a balanced blend of Rosemary and Lavender.
Here is a little bit about the importance of air from Ancient Times:
Air is the domain of the breath, the winged ones, clouds, pollination, and the wandering spirit
of wind. The atmosphere encompasses the entire Earth, giving the breath of life to all living
creatures. Air shares similar qualities to Water. It is fluidic, flowing, and usually on the move.
It does not necessarily have a particular destination as Water does, seeming aimless in its
wandering, but there is always an underlying purpose for its gusts and subtle breezes.
Air is the realm of communication. Through the Air, plants and creatures communicate with
one another. Pollen, seeds, and spores travel on the wind, oftentimes for vast distances,
connecting organisms and creating new life. Air is also a medium for sound and smell,
allowing for humans, plants, and animals to communicate with one another. Sound waves
travel through the Air, signifying caution, alerting, sharing, communicating, harmonizing, and
vocalizing. In a similar way, smells from plants, animals, or nature offer warnings of danger,
death, medicine, food, attraction of partners, and beauty.
The Element of Air manifests movement, clarity, freshness, and change. In its essence, it
resembles the mind of nature. The Earth teaches us of solidity and strength, the Water of
feeling and movement, and the Fire of action and initiation. As we move into the teachings of
the Air Element, we move into the realms of intelligence, language, and expression. In Greek
philosophy, Air represents the Spring season, bringing change and freshness to nature after
the long, cold winter months
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN PRODUCTS. OUR PRODUCTS BURN CLEAN AND LONG 100% PURE INGREDIENTS. GREAT PACKAGING AND AN INCENSE HOLDER INCLUDED!
This purified essential incense is a balanced blend of Rosemary and Lavender.
Here is a little bit about the importance of air from Ancient Times:
Air is the domain of the breath, the winged ones, clouds, pollination, and the wandering spirit
of wind. The atmosphere encompasses the entire Earth, giving the breath of life to all living
creatures. Air shares similar qualities to Water. It is fluidic, flowing, and usually on the move.
It does not necessarily have a particular destination as Water does, seeming aimless in its
wandering, but there is always an underlying purpose for its gusts and subtle breezes.
Air is the realm of communication. Through the Air, plants and creatures communicate with
one another. Pollen, seeds, and spores travel on the wind, oftentimes for vast distances,
connecting organisms and creating new life. Air is also a medium for sound and smell,
allowing for humans, plants, and animals to communicate with one another. Sound waves
travel through the Air, signifying caution, alerting, sharing, communicating, harmonizing, and
vocalizing. In a similar way, smells from plants, animals, or nature offer warnings of danger,
death, medicine, food, attraction of partners, and beauty.
The Element of Air manifests movement, clarity, freshness, and change. In its essence, it
resembles the mind of nature. The Earth teaches us of solidity and strength, the Water of
feeling and movement, and the Fire of action and initiation. As we move into the teachings of
the Air Element, we move into the realms of intelligence, language, and expression. In Greek
philosophy, Air represents the Spring season, bringing change and freshness to nature after
the long, cold winter months
This purified essential incense is a balanced blend of Rosemary and Lavender.
Here is a little bit about the importance of air from Ancient Times:
Air is the domain of the breath, the winged ones, clouds, pollination, and the wandering spirit
of wind. The atmosphere encompasses the entire Earth, giving the breath of life to all living
creatures. Air shares similar qualities to Water. It is fluidic, flowing, and usually on the move.
It does not necessarily have a particular destination as Water does, seeming aimless in its
wandering, but there is always an underlying purpose for its gusts and subtle breezes.
Air is the realm of communication. Through the Air, plants and creatures communicate with
one another. Pollen, seeds, and spores travel on the wind, oftentimes for vast distances,
connecting organisms and creating new life. Air is also a medium for sound and smell,
allowing for humans, plants, and animals to communicate with one another. Sound waves
travel through the Air, signifying caution, alerting, sharing, communicating, harmonizing, and
vocalizing. In a similar way, smells from plants, animals, or nature offer warnings of danger,
death, medicine, food, attraction of partners, and beauty.
The Element of Air manifests movement, clarity, freshness, and change. In its essence, it
resembles the mind of nature. The Earth teaches us of solidity and strength, the Water of
feeling and movement, and the Fire of action and initiation. As we move into the teachings of
the Air Element, we move into the realms of intelligence, language, and expression. In Greek
philosophy, Air represents the Spring season, bringing change and freshness to nature after
the long, cold winter months
