AromaSutra

  'Lavender' has been employed in a variety of ways since antiquity, just as exotically as its name and aroma. Burning lavender incense promotes emotional wellbeing, reduces anxiety, and creates a harmonious balance inside your inner self. The ancient Egyptians used lavender essential oil for fossilisation, the Romans used it in sacred rituals, and the Indians used it for protection. The lavender plant's fresh or partially dried lavender leaves or blooms are steam-distilled to produce lavender essential oil, which is used to make lavender incense sticks. It has endless purifying and sanitizing effects on the body and soul! Say goodbye to physical tension and mental stress! Your chakras can be felt to be in balance as the aroma of lavender sticks fills your senses with unparalleled tranquillity. Your life and daytime energy levels can be greatly enhanced by getting a good night's sleep without interruption. After a hard day, burning lavender incense sticks could im...

  Sandalwood, also known as Chandan, is a calm, peaceful scent that quickly improves mood and promotes mental peace. It is greatly revered and offered to the divine during religious events in India. Since the Vedic era, it has been a fundamental component of Puja Samagri in various forms. One of the most popular uses for sandalwood is incense sticks, which have several advantages in daily life. Chandan, who is calming and induces calm, is a great healer. You can benefit from its relaxing aroma anytime, anywhere in the shape of an agarbatti. Lighting a Chandan agarbatti may make any place, be it your house, office, or another, a joyful setting for everyone. Since the dawn of civilization, Indians have been known to revere the scent of Chandan. Chandan agarbatti, a scent that is thought to be as old as the planet, emits radiance and shielding energy both inside of you and all around you. Vedic ceremonies have been supported by their pleasant, varied aroma, which has both subtle ...