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It is the finest energy purifier of atmosphere. Using sabhrani fumes is a traditional and spiritual secret in India to uplift the energy level. It has been used for centuries by saints and kings.
Benzoin (Sambrani) is often used in religious ceremonies, and is considered to have a great influence on cleansing and unblocking the human body energy centers/meridians. It is antiseptic, and is wonderful for cleansing, whether you wish to clear a room or simply for cleansing your aura. It is said that benzoin helps bring inspiration and creativity. Benzoin can help attract love, provide psychic protection, wisdom, aids the memory, and helps ease depression. It is also often used in prosperity spells.
Uses: While performing puja burn a Dhoop and offer to deity,upon the completion of puja take dhoop on you and spread it in the entire house. It removes all negative energies that surround you. It is also a pure, good and natural pest repellant.
It is presented in artistic earthen containers with holes that allow the smoke to escape. Lit sambrani cones can be placed inside this container. The ash collects inside and your room remains clean and tidy, and you can benefit from the pure fragrance.
Myth And Legend
King Shenbaga Pandian of the Pandian dynasty, Sangam period, more than 2,500 years ago, wondered if a woman’s hair was naturally fragrant. He held a poetry competition to find the answer. A poor poet, Dharumi, prayed to Shiva to help him compose a poem so that he could win the contest. Shiva granted his wish and composed a poem for him that seemed to imply that a woman’s hair was naturally fragrant. The king was pleased and Dharumi was declared the winner.
Nakkeeran, the royal court poet, found a flaw in the poem. Shiva asked him to explain the flaw. Nakkeeran said that Shiva’s verse implied that a woman’s tresses had a natural fragrance, when in fact, the fragrance was a result of the flowers that were used to decorate the hair, scents and the incense, particularly sambrani, that was used to dry the hair.
The mythological story narrates that an angry Shiva — upset that Nakkeeran found fault with the poem He had composed — suddenly opened His third eye, burning Nakkeeran to death in the process. Later, however, Shiva blessed him so that Nakkeeran could return to life
Quantity: 12 pcs
Dimension of cup: 1 inch (H) x 1.25 inches (diameter)
Pack dimension: 6.75 inches (L) x 5.25 inches (W) x 3 inches (H)
Weight: 160 grams
Benzoin (Sambrani) is often used in religious ceremonies, and is considered to have a great influence on cleansing and unblocking the human body energy centers/meridians. It is antiseptic, and is wonderful for cleansing, whether you wish to clear a room or simply for cleansing your aura. It is said that benzoin helps bring inspiration and creativity. Benzoin can help attract love, provide psychic protection, wisdom, aids the memory, and helps ease depression. It is also often used in prosperity spells.
Uses: While performing puja burn a Dhoop and offer to deity,upon the completion of puja take dhoop on you and spread it in the entire house. It removes all negative energies that surround you. It is also a pure, good and natural pest repellant.
It is presented in artistic earthen containers with holes that allow the smoke to escape. Lit sambrani cones can be placed inside this container. The ash collects inside and your room remains clean and tidy, and you can benefit from the pure fragrance.
Myth And Legend
King Shenbaga Pandian of the Pandian dynasty, Sangam period, more than 2,500 years ago, wondered if a woman’s hair was naturally fragrant. He held a poetry competition to find the answer. A poor poet, Dharumi, prayed to Shiva to help him compose a poem so that he could win the contest. Shiva granted his wish and composed a poem for him that seemed to imply that a woman’s hair was naturally fragrant. The king was pleased and Dharumi was declared the winner.
Nakkeeran, the royal court poet, found a flaw in the poem. Shiva asked him to explain the flaw. Nakkeeran said that Shiva’s verse implied that a woman’s tresses had a natural fragrance, when in fact, the fragrance was a result of the flowers that were used to decorate the hair, scents and the incense, particularly sambrani, that was used to dry the hair.
The mythological story narrates that an angry Shiva — upset that Nakkeeran found fault with the poem He had composed — suddenly opened His third eye, burning Nakkeeran to death in the process. Later, however, Shiva blessed him so that Nakkeeran could return to life
Quantity: 12 pcs
Dimension of cup: 1 inch (H) x 1.25 inches (diameter)
Pack dimension: 6.75 inches (L) x 5.25 inches (W) x 3 inches (H)
Weight: 160 grams
IN, Maharashtra
