5 Tibetan Incense blends ~ Arogya (is105)

For you to consider, the following is from the maker's packaging:

"Natural Arogya Bodhisatwo Dhoop Incense. This incense is prepared on the base of the ancient traditional vaidic formula of the Ayurvedic texts. The formulation of this Ayurvedic incense is prescribed by the great yogi, meditator, and ayurvedic medicine advisor. A blending of this incense is known as Spiritual Blend, mostly found in the high Himalaya range like Solukhumbu, Gosaikund, Humla, Jumla and Mustang of Nepal. This incense is good for the purification of atmosphere and for spiritual happiness. It contains many precious herbs including Harro, Barro, Juniper, Agur, Krishagur, gokul, Cinnamon, and other excellent medicinal herbs. It is perfectly safe for the inhalation and environment as well. It contains 27 sticks, 8" long. Each stick burns for 60min, 35 gms wts when packed."

"Natural Arogya Karmayogi Dhoop Incense. This incense is prepared on the base of the ancient traditional vaidic formula of the Ayurvedic texts. The formulation of this Ayurvedic incense is prescribed by the great yogi, meditator, and ayurvedic medicine advisor. A blending of this incense is known as Practice Blend, mostly found in the high Himalaya range like Solukhumbu, Gosaikund, Humla, Jumla and Mustang of Nepal. This incense is use for temporary loss of conciousness. It contains many precious herbs including Saldhup, Devdar, Nagi, Astasugandha, red and white sandalwood, safron, and other excellent medicinal herbs. It is perfectly safe for the inhalation and environment as well. It contains 27 sticks, 8" long. Each stick burns for 60min, 35 gms wts when packed."

"Natural Arogya Mahadhup Dhoop Incense. This incense is prepared on the base of the ancient traditional vaidic formula of the Ayurvedic texts. The formulation of this Ayurvedic incense is prescribed by the great yogi, meditator, and ayurvedic medicine advisor. A blending of this incense is known as Healing Blend, mostly found in the high Himalaya range like Solukhumbu, Gosaikund, Humla, Jumla and Mustang of Nepal. This incense is good for stress, tension, and depression. It contains many precious herbs including Sandalwood, Gurgum, Sunpati, Jattamansi, Rupkeshar, Dhupi, and other excellent medicinal herbs. It is perfectly safe for the inhalation and environment as well. It contains 27 sticks, 8" long. Each stick burns for 60min, 35 gms wts when packed."

"Natural Arogya Meditative Dhoop Incense. This incense is prepared on the base of the ancient traditional vaidic formula of the Ayurvedic texts. The formulation of this Ayurvedic incense is prescribed by the great yogi, meditator, and ayurvedic medicine advisor. A blending of this incense is known as Meditation Blend, mostly found in the high Himalaya range like Solukhumbu, Gosaikund, Humla, Jumla and Mustang of Nepal. This incense is used for meditation and a good for energising, it contains many precious herbs including Sugandhabal, Bakchi, Kut, Ambergris, cloves, Cardamom and other excellent medicinal herbs. It is perfectly safe for the inhalation and environment as well. It contains 27 sticks, 8" long. Each stick burns for 60min, 35 gms wts when packed."

"Natural Arogya Vaidhyaraj Dhoop Incense. This incense is prepared on the base of the ancient traditional vaidic formula of the Ayurvedic texts. The formulation of this Ayurvedic incense is prescribed by the great yogi, meditator, and ayurvedic medicine advisor. A blending of this incense is known as Arogya Blend, mostly found in the high Himalaya range like Solukhumbu, Gosaikund, Humla, Jumla & Mustang of Nepal. This incense is good for the nerves especially when feeling fragile, sharpening the senses and encouraging concentration. It contains many precious herbs including Kapur, Dhupi, Kumkum, Saffron, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, and other excellent medicinal herbs. It is perfectly safe for the inhalation and environment as well. It contains 27 sticks, 8" long. Each stick burns for 60min, 35 gms wts when packed."

Natural herbs and spices are pressed together in a masala preparation and shaped into the Tibetan style sticks. They are carefully wrapped in handmade paper made from Lotka bark. Lotka refers to a small woody plant of the Laurel family which grows at over 6000 feet in the Himalayas, and has been traditionally used in Nepal to make paper. Lotka paper is a renewable resource, and provides a source of income to paper crafting families and village communities.