Incense Musings

If you’ve ever walked into a church, temple, or wellness space and noticed a rich, smoky aroma that felt ancient and grounding, that was almost certainly resin incense. Unlike the incense sticks you might find at a gift shop, resin incense is something altogether different: rawer, more potent, and far more connected to centuries of tradition.

This guide covers everything you need to know to get started, from what resin incense actually is, to how to burn it, to which resins to try first.

Spring is the season of awakening and new beginnings, and it's the perfect time to spiritually cleanse our mind and our spaces. Spring Cleansing is a time to refresh our spaces, clear out stagnant energy, and inviting in new beginnings. Here are some incenses that are great for cleansing and rejuvenating. When burning resin incenses, it's important to use a heat-resistant container or incense burner and to ensure proper ventilation in your space. You can also combine different resins or blend them with herbs like lavender or rosemary for added cleansing and aromatic benefits.   1. FRANKINCENSE - ​​​​​​​This resin has been used for centuries...