Incense can be a way of Life. You have 5 senses, and your sense of smell is the most overlooked. Aromas effect you just like good music or fine wine, but in a more subtle way. Do yourself a favor and don’t ignore this power on your life’s journey.
Incense has been part of almost every culture on earth. Historically, incense was used primarily in religious ceremonies. Here in the 21st century we have come back to the realization that the sense of smell Does Matter. And, like so many things, different scents for different purposes. Who wants to smell the same incense all the time? 7th Heaven offers a variety of scents in single sticks, so pick one of this one, one of that one–you get the idea. Find favorites!
Satya Sai Baba Nag Champa
The Original, the Undisputed Champ, the Coca-Cola of incense. If you haven’t tried it–what’s the deal? If you have, then you get it. See why billions and billions worldwide make it their go-to choice for aromatherapy. Just say “Thanks, India!”
Wildberry Incense
An American institution. Like a perfect summer day, like the feel of a new car, like a pair of jeans that fit just right—Wildberry always delivers in the best possible way. Their quality control is second to none and with over 90 scents available you should be able to find something.
Made in the USA, 7th Heaven promises you that you will be satisfied with Any choice!
BluntEffects
Blunteffects incense are bottled, scented and hand-dipped in the United States. Blunteffects are comprised of luxurious oils, fragrances, and may just be the best smelling incense you’ll find. No matter what your choice of scents are, rest assured Blunteffects has you covered! Seriously, are you seeing some of the Scent Names? And those are the tame ones! A 7th Heaven best-seller!
HEM Incense
HEM is a world-renowned incense company offering great classic scents like Cinnamon, Jasmine, and Sandalwood. They also get down with fun, ironic names: ever tried Don Juan or Black Love? How ’bout Night Queen? Any idea what those smell like? Maybe you will just love the smell of Butt Naked. (Yes, it’s real. Come and smell.)
Dozens of choices will make it a very difficult decision. Make sure your nostrils are primed and ready.
Incensation
Incensation is made of pure charcoal incense hand -rolled in the finest herbs, spices, oil, honey, and sandalwood powder. Charcoal’s porous structure is a highly efficient agent for absorbing pure essential oils in the manufacturing of superior quality incense sticks. You got that? This incense is taking over Kansas City! Customers can’t quit raving about it! Smell for yourself! The best new incense line around!
Smoke Odor Candles
The smoker’s Best Friend! Smoke Odor Exterminator candles contain special enzymes that attack odors and remove them from the air – not just covering them up. Each candle is 13 oz. and can burn for 50-75 hours. Should be enough for your drum circle… Honestly, though, this is a great product and all our employees use and recommend it!
Sage
The ritual burning of herbs and herbal resins is common to many cultures in the world. From the rich frankincense of the Church and the Middle Eastern bazaar, to the heady incenses of Asia, to the raw energy of brush burning in many native cultures—the purification of space through this modality is a global phenomenon and one you can benefit from highly.
Burning sage is one of the oldest and purest methods of cleansing a person, group of people or space. While Native American sage burning is the most commonly recognized form of it today, it has nevertheless been a shared practice in other cultures too.
From the ancient Celtic druids who used sage as a sacred herb alongside Oak Moss for burning as well as medicinal purposes, to the Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon whose Palo Santo (sacred wood) sage burning ceremonies are still practiced to this day. Sage is for healing
Many who eschew the burning of incenses and herbs as a cleansing method and think that the only purpose in this tradition is to make dwellings smell nice, have perhaps never smelled sage burning. No one who has smelled the distinct acrid tang of burning sage would say that it could only be for ‘aesthetic’ olfactory purposes.
The Latin for sage, ‘Salvia,’ stems from the word ‘to heal.’ The other qualities of sage when burned, such as giving wisdom, clarity and increasing spiritual awareness, are also indicated in the name. It’s no accident that we refer to wise people as sagely.
The benefits of burning sage can be harnessed very simply by burning sage in your home, office or any other place in need of cleansing.
