Tribal Soul Backflow Incense Cones

use: hold the cone in one hand and light it with a candle or a stick.Tilt the cone slightly to one side and light the sharp end, holding it in the flame for about 5-10 seconds until it starts to glow. Then place the cone on the special base for the falling smoke cones (not supplied). Enjoy the falling stream of smoke, keep away from the breeze!

Myrrh is a natural resin derived from the Commiphora tree. It has been used throughout history for thousands of years as a perfume, incense and medicine. It is also mentioned in many ancient texts, including the Bible and the Torah for its ability to connect with the divine. It is used in protective rituals and is also known for its cleansing and healing properties for the soul and mind. Myrrh has a warm, spicy balsam-like scent that is suitable for meditation and other spiritual practices.

Copal originates from the Aztec world and is composed of many resins from different trees of the “Bursera” family. Thousands of years ago, the copal was considered a sacred resin by Mayans and Aztecs in Mexico and Central America. The Maya used copal as one of the most precious things, along with tobacco and cocoa, for sacrifice to the gods. Copal is still used in shamanistic ceremonies for energetic protection, sacrifice, offerings, purification. and for positive change. Copal has a rich sweet, piney scent that brings peace and harmony.

White sage – (Salvia apina) is a plant of the mint family used as an incense. For centuries it has been used by Native Americans in North America as a sacred plant in spiritual ceremonies for cleansing and healing. When burned, their leaves emit a pungent scent that is considered sacred and believed to purge negativity. It is also used to smoke the punch made from the plants. It has a very aromatic resinous smell that contributes to high concentration and deep relaxation. For hundreds of years, white sage has been considered a purifying plant. Native Americans started the tradition of burning its dry leaves during cleansing ceremonies and healing sessions to purify people’s personal space during healing sessions and remove all evil spirits and negative energies.

Palo Santo (‘sacred tree’ in Spanish) has been part of South American culture for centuries. Bursera graveolens is a wild tree that grows in the Amasoonas rainforest in Ecuador and Peru. It belongs to the same genus as the copal, myrrh and incense tree. Its wood and leaves have been used for thousands of years by shamans to heal the body and soul, cleanse space, release negative energy and prepare for meditation. Palo Santol has a sweet, balsam-like herbal scent that is wonderfully calming and carries powerful energy for healing and cleansing.

White Sage + Lavender – White Sage (Salvia apina) has been a sacred plant to Native Americans for thousands of years and has been used to ward off and cleanse bad energies and to purify places through the technique of incense. Lavender is well known for its medicinal properties and its protective and cleansing properties. It symbolises purity. It works as a soothing agent for the person, restoring emotional balance. It also opens the heart chakra and attracts loving energy. The fresh earthy sage and the sweet herbal lavender combine in this cone, leaving a very aromatic result, creating an atmosphere of peace and harmony and an easier to achieve relaxation.

White Sage + Palo Santo –