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Myrrh resin for burning in an aroma lamp. Myrrh is one of the most important resins that has been identified and used since ancient times in various spiritual contexts across all religions and beliefs. Myrrh has a balsamic anise scent that is said to calm the nervous system, body and soul. 40 grams in bag.
Myrrh Resin
Myrrh is one of the most important resins that has been identified and used in various spiritual contexts across all religions and beliefs since ancient times. Myrrh is, for example, one of the precious offerings that the wise men brought in the Bible. However, it was used long before the Christian era and by all the great civilizations in the Middle East.
Myrrh is said to calm the nervous system, body, and soul. It is also said to invite the awakening of feminine qualities (yin) and receptivity. Additionally, it provides a greater sensitivity to the surrounding world.
Myrrh has a balsamic anise-like scent that is said to calm the nervous system, body, and soul.
How to use it?
Myrrh resin is used alone or in a mixture with other resins. To release the fragrance, it should be heated in an aroma lamp or burned on glowing charcoal.
In aroma diffuser / oil burner (see image):
Fill the bowl to 2/3 with sand. Light the candle and place your resin blend on the sand. For a gentler emission, you can replace the sand with water and make sure to refill before it evaporates completely, so the blend doesn't burn.
The fragrance is released after a few minutes, when the sand or water reaches a warmer temperature.
Contents: Resin extracted from a bush native to Arabia (Commyphora myrrha). Manufacturing occurs through gum extraction from the trunk, harvesting of sap, hardening of the sap, production of resin pieces through crushing, grinding, sifting, and finally packaging.
Package contents: 40 grams.
Brand: Aromandise, France.
Aromandise never uses harmful substances and their products are manufactured in accordance with IFRA (International Fragrance Association) standards. They use recyclable packaging and work to minimize unnecessary product packaging. They absolutely do not use ingredients that come from endangered plant species or that endangered animals depend on. Production is carried out in a way that minimizes environmental impact; for example, two new trees are planted when one tree is cut down. They are committed to fair trade and ethics. They work with suppliers in developing countries with consideration for fair trade and social policy.