Goloka

Goloka is an Indian brand whose perfumed universe is linked to spirituality and contemplation. Supported by the Goloka Seva Trust, it combines the tradition of incense with a charitable approach, giving perfume a place in moments of presence and intention.
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Goloka: your questions

Guides to choose from our Goloka selection and prepare the supplements useful to your practice.

How to choose between the three Goloka incenses?

Chandan directs you to the world of sandalwood; Go Away Evil and The Büddhã have intentional names. Compare the presentation of each reference to link the fragrance and the symbolic dimension to your choice.
Do these Goloka cones require carbon?

Ready-to-light incense cones are not used like granular resins. Place the cone on a compatible, heat-resistant support, then follow its instructions for use; check any possible backflow mentions on the product page.
What Goloka references can you find in the selection?

DiscoverGo Away Evil Incense ConesandChandan incense conesto compare two references from this selection. Their product pages specify the format, content and instructions specific to each product; choose according to your use and preferences.
Which accessory to complete with these incenses?

An incense holder must correspond to the chosen format: stick, rope or cone. For compatible poles, discoverJade incense holder, then check the dimensions of your incense. Keep combustion under supervision, on a protected surface and in a ventilated room.

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