Muladhara Incense is infused with patchouli and cedarwood, scents that resonate with the root chakra, providing a sense of grounding and balance.
Incense utilizes fragrances to connect with the chakras by associating specific scents with different energy centers in the body. Inhaling these aromas can influence the flow of energy, promoting balance and healing within a particular chakra through the mind-body connection.
The olfactory system is closely linked to the limbic brain, which governs emotions and memory. Thus, smelling a specific scent can trigger mental and emotional responses related to a particular chakra energy. Different scents are traditionally linked to different chakras. By choosing incense that corresponds to a specific chakra during meditation, you can enhance your connection to that energy center.
*Disclaimer: This product includes one box of Muladhara Incense and does not come with succulents or other scents. For more scent options, visit the Metaphysical category in the Shop section at the top of your screen.
Muladhara Incense
Known in Sanskrit as "Muladhara" chakra, this chakra is the first energy center of our body and is located at the base of the spine. The root chakra is responsible for organs and limbs below the waist including parts of the digestive system, legs, and feet. The root chakra is associated with our sense of safety, security, and comfort. Consider the root chakra as your foundation and all other chakras are built upon it. A strong foundation is important as it sets the bar for all the other chakras. Stability in life is essential for a balanced root chakra. When your basic needs such as food, water, shelter, safety, love, and friendship are met, you feel grounded, safe, and ready to take on the world. This fair trade incense is completely plant-based, made from scratch with Patchouli and Cedar Essential oils, wood powders, and coconut shell charcoal.
~ Nitiraj
All Nitiraj incense is FAIR TRADE, natural, plant-based, and always made from scratch. There is NO chemical dipping.
