Aeternum
Angel Monastic Incense
This monastic incense (also called monastery incense) was made in Greek monasteries following the recognized craftsmanship of the Athonite monks (located on the Mount Athos peninsula). Here, frankincense resins have been blended with fragrances and essential oils to facilitate spiritual elevation and communication with our guardian spirits.
Simply light a charcoal briquette, then place one or two grains of monastic incense on it to release its benefits.
The pouch contains 20g of incense.
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Information & features
- Composition: resins, fragrances
- Weight: 20g
Storage & preservation
Make sure to store it in a place protected from external energies.
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This monastic incense, also known as monastery incense, is the result of centuries-old craftsmanship preserved by the Athonite monks. These monks, residing in the ancient monastic community of the Mount Athos peninsula in Greece, have inherited and refined over the centuries a unique expertise in incense making.
The composition of this incense includes frankincense resins, known for their purifying properties and their ability to promote peace of mind and spiritual elevation. To these resins, the monks add a meticulous blend of fragrances and essential oils selected not only for their pleasant scent but also for their virtues in facilitating spiritual communication. This incense is specially designed to help connect with protective spirits and deepen the spiritual life of those who use it.
To unlock the full potential of this monastic incense, the method of use is simple and traditional. Begin by lighting a charcoal disc in a censer or on a heat-resistant surface. When the charcoal is fully glowing and covered with a thin layer of white ash, gently place one or two grains of the incense on it. Under the heat, the resins and essential oils slowly burn, releasing a continuous flow of aromatic smoke. This smoke, charged with scents and energies, rises into the air, purifying the surrounding space, elevating thoughts, and fostering a deeper connection with the divine.
Using this incense can be especially beneficial during prayer sessions, meditation, or any other spiritual practice, transforming an ordinary moment into a deeply sacred and enriching experience. It is a way to invite peace, protection, and spirituality into daily life while honoring a monastic heritage rich in millennia.
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Resin incense is the rawest and most natural form of incense, derived from the solidified sap of certain trees such as boswellia (frankincense), benzoin, or myrrh. Used since Antiquity in spiritual rites, it is distinguished by its slow burning and very rich, deep fragrance. Its somewhat more specific use makes it a high-end incense aimed at effectively amplifying all magical workings.
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— Resin incense in 10 questions .
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What is resin incense?
Resin incense is a natural form of incense obtained from the solidified sap of certain trees and plants, such as frankincense, benzoin, or myrrh. Unlike sticks or cones, it comes in the form of small raw pieces to be burned on hot charcoal, releasing dense smoke and an authentic fragrance.
How do you use resin incense?
To use resin incense, you need a hot coal. Place the coal on a heat-resistant burner, light it until it glows red, then place a few grains of resin on it. The heat will melt the resin and release a fragrant smoke that quickly fills the space.
What is the difference between resin incense and incense sticks?
Resin incense is in its raw form, without added supports like wood, which allows it to release a purer and more intense fragrance. Unlike sticks that burn on their own, resin incense requires the use of charcoal for combustion, which calls for more precise preparation.
What are the benefits of resin incense?
Resin incense is used to purify spaces, raise vibrations, and accompany spiritual rituals. Its dense smoke effectively cleanses stagnant energies, while its deep aromas facilitate meditation, relaxation, and spiritual connection. Some types of resins, such as frankincense, are also known for their soothing and inspiring effects.
What types of incense resins are the most well-known?
Among the most popular resins are frankincense, valued for its purifying and spiritual virtues, myrrh, known for its soothing and protective properties, and benzoin, used to purify and scent spaces. Copal, often used in rituals, and dragon’s blood, appreciated for protection and energetic power, can also be mentioned.
Why use charcoal to burn resin incense?
Resin incense cannot burn on its own because it lacks a combustible base. The glowing charcoal acts as a continuous heat source that melts and releases the aromas of the resin. It is therefore essential to fully enjoy the properties of resin incense.
What are the traditional uses of resin incense?
Resin incense has been used since Antiquity in religious rituals, spiritual ceremonies, and purification practices. It was especially used to honor deities, accompany prayers, and elevate souls toward the divine. Today, it is still used to cleanse negative energies, enhance meditation, and promote concentration.
How to choose a good burner for resin incense?
A good burner for resin incense must be heat-resistant, as the charcoal produces intense heat. Metal, ceramic, or stone burners are ideal. Some models have grids to keep the charcoal elevated, while others, like traditional censers, allow the smoke to be easily moved around a room.
Can resin incense be used for magical or spiritual rituals?
Yes, resin incense is used in magical and spiritual practices. Olibanum is used to elevate prayers and promote divine connection, while myrrh is used for protection and introspection. Copal is ideal for purification rituals, and dragon’s blood is associated with intentions of strength, protection, and energy amplification. Each resin has its own properties and can be chosen based on the ritual’s intention.
How to choose a suitable incense holder?
The choice of an incense holder depends on the intended use and desired style. A good incense holder should be stable, heat-resistant, and able to catch ashes to prevent any fire risk. Wooden incense holders are simple, while ceramic or stone ones add a decorative touch while remaining functional.
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