Lotus Incense sticks 

Before we come to the effect of our Lotus incense sticks, let us briefly consider the origin of incense. When incense is burned, fragrances are released. Scents are said to have different effects. On the one hand, you can use incense sticks or incense cones. These are also called incense candles. In English called cones.

Why smoke at all?

Besides releasing fragrance, incense has always been used in spiritual or even ritual ceremonies. But also in naturopathy, incense has a long history. Thus, it was believed in the past that one could drive away evil spirits, for example, when burning incense.

The effect of using the Lotus incense sticks:

Both in Buddhism and Hinduism, the lotus flower can be found as a symbol. In Buddhism, it symbolizes the 8 preciousnesses or Buddha's teachings. Lotus is dedicated to a goddess of luck named Lakshmi.
Meanwhile, in Asia, for example, it is considered a sacred plant. In general, lotus is said to open our heart chakra. In addition, contribute to the clarification of thoughts, as well as generally open the mind. On the one hand, the lotus incense sticks promote calm and relaxation. On the other hand, they are also supposed to balance and activate feelings of happiness. Finally, the lotus incense sticks have a relaxing effect and also promote a healthy sleep. Also, the lotus incense sticks should release physical tension.

The production of the lotus incense sticks:

Mostly incense sticks are made by pressing or kneading the incense mixture and pressing it on a bamboo stick. The application is particularly widespread in India and Asian countries. Often the use of incense sticks is related to Buddhism, Hinduism or Daoism. They are used both in meditation and in ceremonies, for example in a shaman's purification. The smoke is said to have a cleansing effect.

Indian incense sticks

Incense sticks made in India are made by applying a wood powder, oil, water and incense. Resins and herbs are used. Attention should be paid to cheap Indian incense sticks, because they can also contain synthetic odorants and this can lead to a harmful effect on health.

Our incense sticks are handmade and exclusively from natural ingredients. In addition, they are TÜV-tested. They are also used in Ayurveda. Because they are supposed to help balance the Dorshas.

Goloka:

Goloka are 100 % natural Indian incense sticks/agarbatti made from herbs, spices, gums, barks, with essence oils and fragrances. Made from natural forest products and more than 90 % natural oil. The result is beautiful, environmentally friendly and the fragrance will spread everywhere. One package contains 15 g / about 15 sticks.