Hand rolled Incense

Genuine Au Naturel incense uses a base of high-grade charcoal or bamboo sticks coated with a paste made from natural ingredients like fragrant wood powders (sandalwood is a popular choice), essential oils, resins (like frankincense or myrrh), and sometimes even flower petals or spices.

Non Toxic Aroma: Due to the high-quality ingredients and traditional methods, Mysore incense produces a richer aroma.

Longer Burn Time: Hand-rolled incense sticks tend to burn slower

Choose your location: Select a well-ventilated area where the smoke and aroma can spread freely.
Set up your holder: Use an incense holder or burner designed to safely hold the incense stick.
Ignite the tip: Carefully light the coated end of the incense stick until it glows. Gently blow out any visible flame.
Enjoy the aroma: The incense stick will burn slowly, releasing its fragrance for up to an hour depending on its size. Ensure to place it on a heat-safe surface.
Extinguish: When you're finished, extinguish the incense stick by pressing the burning tip into sand or a heatproof material, or by dousing it with water.
Additional Tips:

Experiment with different placement: The scent of incense will vary in strength depending on the size of the room and airflow.
Experiment to find the ideal placement for you.
Pair with meditation or relaxation: The calming aroma of Mysore agarbatti makes it perfect for meditation, yoga, or creating a relaxing atmosphere.
Be mindful of sensitivities: Some people may be sensitive to incense smoke. Keep this in mind and adjust usage accordingly.

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Hand-rolled incense from Au Naturel, India, is known for its high quality and rich fragrance. Here's a breakdown of what makes it special:

Mysore has a long history of incense-making, dating back to the rule of the Wodeyar dynasty in the 17th century.

Traditional Methods:

Hand-rolled: Unlike mass-produced incense sticks dipped in fragrance oils, Mysore incense is meticulously rolled by hand using natural ingredients. This traditional method ensures a more consistent burn and a stronger, more authentic aroma.
Natural Ingredients: Genuine Mysore incense uses a base of high-grade charcoal or bamboo sticks coated with a paste made from natural ingredients like fragrant wood powders (sandalwood is a popular choice), essential oils, resins (like frankincense or myrrh), and sometimes even flower petals or spices.
Unique Blends: Mysore incense makers are known for their generations-old recipes and unique blends of ingredients. These blends create complex and captivating fragrances that can be calming, uplifting, or invigorating.

Traditional Rituals with Incense:

Sandalwood in Vedic Traditions (Hinduism & Buddhism): Sandalwood is revered in Vedic traditions, especially in Hinduism and Buddhism, where it is considered a sacred wood that promotes a deep sense of peace and grounding. It is used in temples, meditation spaces, and during daily pujas (worship rituals). The smoke from sandalwood incense is believed to purify the air, create a tranquil environment, and invite the presence of divine energy. In meditation, its calming scent helps one connect with higher consciousness and deepen one's practice.

Ritual: Light a sandalwood incense before meditation, letting the smoke envelop the space. As you breathe in its fragrance, focus on your intention for spiritual awakening. Visualize the sandalwood smoke rising toward the heavens, carrying your prayers to the divine.

By incorporating these rituals into your practice, you are tapping into a tradition that spans cultures and centuries, uniting you with the sacred energy of the earth, the moon, and the universe. Au Naturel incense and natural oils act as conduits for this timeless connection, providing a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms.