Dalai Lama's Blessing is a traditional Tibetan offering incense. The pack names the maker as the Buddhist Herbal Research Center at Potala, Tibet. It is 100% natural, with no artificial fragrance.
Product details
- Type: Tibetan offering incense
- Maker (as on the pack): Buddhist Herbal Research Center, Potala, Tibet
- Ingredients: 100% natural
- Free from: artificial fragrance
- Pack: 30 sticks, 17 cm each, in a paper tube
What is offering incense?
In Tibetan Buddhism, incense is one of the traditional offerings on the altar, together with water, flowers and light. It is often burned in the morning or before practice.
How to use
- Light the tip and let the flame burn for a few seconds.
- Blow out the flame so the stick glows and smoulders.
- Place it in an incense holder, or upright in a bowl of sand or rice, on a heat-proof surface.
Burn in a ventilated room and never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children and pets.
Questions
Is it connected to the Dalai Lama?
The name refers to Tibetan Buddhist tradition. The pack does not say that the Dalai Lama or his office makes or endorses it.
How long are the sticks?
17 cm. There are 30 sticks in a tube.
Similar incense: Naga Incense, Holy Incense, Mahakala Incense. See all incense sticks from Nepal.
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