Nepal incense shamanism
Shamanic smoking
The selection of these incenses is based on the 30-year research of the ethnopharmacologist and author. Christian Rätsch with the shamans of the world.
In the worlds of shamanism, smoking has traditionally had a slightly different meaning than we Westerners are used to. The shaman does not use incense to aromatize space and beautify the home atmosphere, but to change his state of consciousness with the intention to travel in the subtle worlds and to mediate between the worlds. This has for him the ritual purpose of driving away disease demons and to compensate for conditions of the person seeking help and to heal. In a state of trance, the shaman speaks in a very clear language to the person seeking help and unambiguously reveals to him what; is.
The selection of these incenses is based on the 30-year research of the ethnopharmacologist and author. Christian Rätsch with the shamans of the world.
In the worlds of shamanism, smoking has traditionally had a slightly different meaning than we Westerners are used to. The shaman does not use incense to aromatize space and beautify the home atmosphere, but to change his state of consciousness with the intention to travel in the subtle worlds and to mediate between the worlds. This has for him the ritual purpose of driving away disease demons and to compensate for conditions of the person seeking help and to heal. In a state of trance, the shaman speaks in a very clear language to the person seeking help and unambiguously reveals to him what; is.
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