Intention Incense for Abundance

Sentara Holistic organic Tibetan incense is made from the purest and most natural ingredients. These intention ropes are handcrafted in Nepal from 100% natural ingredients and contain no synthetic products. This organic incense neutralizes negativity and brings positivity to your environment thanks to its unique properties. Its manufacture is the result of a long tradition: first, flower offerings from Buddhist temples are collected, dried, and then ground into a fine powder. This flower powder is then mixed with sandalwood and juniper wood powder, rolled in a sheet of Lokta paper. By burning this blend with warm and woody scents, you will promote your good intentions and wishes; it helps to manifest and grant your wishes.

The Sentara Holistic bundle consists of:
20 incense ropes, you will use one at a time for your rituals, desires for renewal or abundance in your home.
1 Palo Santo stick, this sacred wood helps to purify your environment and your mind.

*Instructions for use:
Place the rope horizontally on an incense holder or a dedicated support, then light it, blow out the flame and let the rope burn until it is completely consumed.

*Tips before lighting the incense and for your intentions and wishes:
Before placing the rope on its support, hold the incense between your fingers and visualize or think of divine or beloved beings, open your heart and offer them your intention with sincerity.
Ask for their blessing and protection. If you have specific wishes or prayers, they can be said aloud or you can write them down on paper or in a notebook.
Light the rope, blow out the flame, give thanks, place it on the incense holder and enjoy this moment of gratitude.

Light a candle. Place the incense in the flame and let it catch. Then blow to extinguish it to obtain the divine white purifying smoke.

100 % Encens Naturel

All Sentara Holistic incense is sourced from responsible cultivation and crafted by hand.

Our Palo Santo comes exclusively from Peru, where it has been regulated by the state for years.

In accordance with national regulations, the wood is always harvested from fallen branches or dead trees. Furthermore, extraction is always carried out in assigned areas with a prior study of the forest stand.

The law stipulates that extraction and cutting must be carried out by members of indigenous communities, which benefits the local economy.