Greek temple herb, strewn in homes and temples for purification. Roman hospitality herb. Used for prosperity, healing, travel protection. Associated with Hades/underworld mysteries.
Modern Practice
Excellent incense for mental clarity, communication, prosperity work. Burn before studying, writing, business dealings. Stimulating, awakening. Good for travel protection. Clears stagnant energy. Refreshing smoke enhances focus and alertness.
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