Aloeswood
Premium incense for deep spiritual work, transformation, shadow integration. Extremely expensive—most expensive incense material. Use sparingly in most sacred rituals only. Beware of fakes.
Correspondences
- Chakra
- Root ChakraCrown ChakraAll chakras
- Element
- Earth
Sacred timing
- Sacred Timing
- DaysHoursSaturn hoursMidnight
Symbols and forms
- Alternate Names
- AgarwoodOudAquilariaJinko
- Form
- Wood chipsPowder
Practice
- Properties
- TransformationDeep meditationSpiritual connectionGroundingLuxuryDevotion
- Magical Uses
- Deep meditationTransformationSpiritual awakeningGroundingDevotional practiceShadow work
- Traditional Uses
Sacred in Islamic, Buddhist, Hindu traditions. One of most precious incense materials. Used in temples, meditation, spiritual practice. Japanese Kodo ceremony.
- Modern Practice
Premium incense for deep spiritual work, transformation, shadow integration. Extremely expensive—most expensive incense material. Use sparingly in most sacred rituals only. Beware of fakes.
Nature and meaning
- Origin Regions
- Southeast AsiaIndiaMiddle East
- Scent Profile
- Deep, woody, complex, smoky, sweet-bitter, transformative
Details
- Tier
- 3
- Burn Method
- Charcoal or kodo
- Smoke Color
- Grey
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