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Specification

•     Product Code :11043
•     Material : Incense Dhoop
•     Size: 17 x 13.6 x 11.4 cm
•     Weight: 340 gm. Approx.

Description

100% natural and organic - the cleansing fragrance of frankincense is predominant in this dhoop blend. This dhoop uses 100% natural ingredients to cleanse and purify
Ayurvedic herbs - ayurvedic herbs have been traditionally used since vedic times to prevent infections and purify one's environmental atmosphere besides energising vital prana in the body
Made using panchabhoot - all our dhoops are created along the ayurvedic principles of panchabhoot and each blend is a harmonious synergy of these five elements

About this product

This 100% natural Najarbutti Dhoop helps prevent infections and purifies your environment. You will find the cleansing fragrance of Frankincense predominant in this Dhoop blend.

This purifying loose incense blend is made with Ayurvedic herbs and resins since it was traditionally used in the Vedic times to prevent infections, purify one's environmental atmosphere, and energize the vital life airs of the body.

You may light this Dhoop at home to ward off evil and cleanse it of negativity as it contains: Frankincense that dispels negative energies Myrrh which is known to heal infection Gum Damar is known to invoke positive energies Benzoin which is known to protect

You can cleanse and purify your surroundings with this healing blend that is guaranteed to breath of fresh air.

All our Dhoops are created along the principles of Panchabhoot (the five elements) of Ayurveda and each blend is a harmonious synergy of: Seeds and fruits representing Ether, stems & and branches representing Water, roots representing Earth, flowers and buds representing Fire, and leaves representing Air.

Specification

•     Product Code :11047
•     Material : Incense Dhoop Bathi Cups
•     Size: 15 x 6 x 6 cm
•     Weight: 150 gm. approx.

Description

These 30 Charcoal Tablets let you perform your puja, daily rituals and ceremonies with ease and maximum convenience
A unique bowl-like cavity design of these tablets or briquettes holds the incense within to disperse it effectively
It is the best way to burn dhoop, resins, herbs, incense and heavy aromatic gums

 

About this product

For your ceremonies, pujas, havans or even your daily rituals here are 30 round quick lighting charcoal tablets, also known as briquettes, used to burn dhoop, resins, herbs, incense, and heavy aromatic gums. An omved charcoal briquette is broad enough to hold the incense in its unique bowl-like cavity, allowing the charcoal to ignite more quickly yet burn more slowly and consistently than other charcoals available in the market. So why wait, experience the most convenient way to conduct your ceremonies, pujas and rituals, or simply purify your surroundings with some aromatic bliss. Just smoulder some natural incense in these charcoal tablets and fill your sanctuary with aromatic bliss. Best use of charcoal - 1. Remove one tablet from the roll. 2. Hold the edge of a charcoal tablet with tweezers, maintaining a firm grip before trying to light the coal. 3. Hold the bottom edge of the charcoal tablet to a candle or lighter flame. 4. Until the charcoal burns brightly, keep the tablet on the flame. You should allow the burning area to begin to spread through the coal tablet before extinguishing the flame. 5. Set the lighting charcoal tablet in a fireproof stone or container. You may also consider some of omved's charcoal or dhoop burners and holders. Ideally place on a layer of sand or ash, this helps to retain the heat. 6. Wait for the entire tablet to glow (you will see the sides go grey) before sprinkling incense within. 7. Place the dhoop, powders or resins can now be sprinkled on top of the charcoal tablet and left to burn slowly. 8. Remember to close the roll after tablet is removed to preserve freshness. 9. If tablet is to be extinguished before it is fully consumed it should be placed in an container of cold water.

The golden wooden box is nicely made with the painting of jewelry on it. Truly for keeping jewelry in it, the box is a piece of artistic excellence. The necklace on the cover of the box has been nicely decorated with some colorful glasses on it.

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" It was in 1942 that the late Dr. V.S. Sukthankar was engaged to deliver four lectures on the 'Meaning of the Mahabharata' under the auspices of the University of Bombay. However, the fourth and last lecture was not delivered on account of his sad sudden demise on the morning of the day fixed for it.

The Manuscript (Ms.) of these lectures-a veritable treasure to cherish had remained lost to the world of scholars for the long period of fifteen years. It beard the title ""Four Lectures on the Meaning of the Mahabharata."" This rather heavy-looking title has been abridged here in publication into the substantial title ""On the Meaning of the Mahabharata."" In a great many places, sentences or paragraphs have been placed in rectangular brackets in pencil. This bracketed material has been retained in the body of this book. Secondly, an alternative word or phrase is occasionally found written with a pencil in the margin along with an underscoring of the relevant word or words in the text. It is thought advisable to retain the text of the script as it stands, leaving such marginal alternatives alone. However, there is one exception: Dr. Sukthankar had rewritten in pencil almost a whole para at the end of the third lecture. This pencil-script is incorporated in the body of the book. A facsimile of this page is reproduced as the frontispiece. An English rendering of the German quotation from OLDENBERG is given in an Appendix for the convenience of the general reader. In Index I Sanskrit quotations are printed in Devanagari for the benefit of those not quite conversant with the transiliteration."