Pinon Pine Resin Incense is gathered in the SouthWest US during the cool months of spring. Sacred to the natives of the southwest for its rich, pungent smoke, and healing properties, this pine resin has been used for thousands of years. Pine resin releases a heavenly fragrance when melted on hot charcoal that heals, clears psychic space, and creates a calming environment. It has a smooth characteristic Southwestern aroma. It is a sweet, sticky, semi-soft resin from various pines.

Peaceful, balancing, clears negative energy from one's aura & environment. It is used for healing, clairvoyance, compassion, consecration, fertility, protection, mental protection, strength. It`s also wonderful to burn by itself. Pinon resin is cleansing, strengthening and warming. Used by Native American cultures for it`s spiritual and healing properties. It can be effectively used to purify rooms within the home, workplace or healing centre. It's very refreshing, being able to revive people worn out after a long and tiring day.

This fantastic resin incense coming from the pinon pine provides a delightful fragrance that has long been favored by many who used it in ritual and spell work as well as those who simply burn it in their homes to create a wonderful, earthy atmosphere. With an earthy base, this resin is perfect for using in spells seeking healing and protection, and has also been applied to those were you are looking for prosperity and wealth. Some have even applied this fantastic incense to rituals of exorcism.

Grown in the southwestern United States & Mexico. A natural source of concentrated fragrance for body oils, and offerings to the gods.

Traditionally burned on charcoal in a ceramic bowl for the pleasant and meditative quality of their fragrance.

The Native Americans used pinon for its spiritual and healing properties, and for cleansing the body, mind and spirit.

Botanical Name: Pinus Genus
aka: pine pitch
Origin: USA
Notes: Non-irradiated. Non-GMO.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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