That aromatherapy helps to create a sense of spiritual well-being is evidence of frankincense, which has been used for centuries to add fragrance to sacred spaces such as churches, shrines, meditation rooms and the like.
A long bath after inhaling frankincense helps to focus when embarking on any spiritual path.
The frankincense essential oil has an irresistible woody and balsamic scent. It is light yellow in color and has a thin consistency. When used in aromatherapy blends it is considered a basic note.

Frankincense essential oil (Boswellia Sacra) strengthens the immune system and fights infections, relieves cough, sore throat and pneumonia. Inhaling incense reduces stress and nervous tension while improving mood. Even when used for space cleaning, frankincense works against bacteria and viruses in the air, so it is advisable to use it in times of viruses and colds.

When used for aromatherapy or during meditation, frankincense essential oil promotes recovery and a deep sense of inner calm. Many believe that frankincense opens the path directly to the divine which is why it is a favorite to use during various prayer sessions.

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