Tibetan Sorig Herbal Incense Powder Menchey (Puja Powder)

Sorig herbal incense powder is crafted from natural herbs to invoke tranquility and mindfulness. It is traditionally burned on a coal base or on burning incense sticks in a Tibetan incense burner. Ideal for quiet reflective moments or as a puja offering for all kinds of ritual practices. Incense has been used for millennia to support spiritual purposes. Prayer and meditation are enhanced in an environment where incense is burning.

• Handmade traditional Tibetan incense powder.
• Used for pujas (prayer ceremonies), meditation, or purification rituals.
• Can be used as a room freshener or to refresh the senses.
• Believed to offer protection from malevolent spirits and some communicable diseases.
• Free of toxic substances and not habit-forming.

How to Use:

• Traditional Method: Place 1 to 2 teaspoons of the incense powder on a burning coal in an incense burner.
• Alternative Method: When coal is not available, break incense sticks into small pieces, light them, and sprinkle the incense powder over the burning sticks.
• Suitable for pujas, meditation, purification, or simply to create a serene atmosphere.

Net Contents: 50 g

Ingredients: Agate, Myristica Fragans Houtt, Elettari cardamom, Eugenia aromatica baille Bambusa Textilis, Carthamus Tinctorius, Amomum Sabutalum Roxb, Gentiana, Saxifraga Egregia Engl.

Manufactured by:
Men-Tsee-Khang, Tibetan Medical and Astro-science Institute, Dharamsala, India
Men-Tsee-Khang, Tibetan Medical and Astro-science Institute was established in 1916 by the 13 Dalai Lama in Lhasa, Tibet. After the Chinese invasion of Tibet in 1959 His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama re-established Men-Tsee-Khang in Dharamsala, India on 23 March, 1961. Its main objective is to preserve, promote and practise Sowa Rigpa, the ancient Tibetan system of medicine, astronomy and astrology with the aims to improve the health and sanitation of the refugees in particular and the public in general and to establish dispensaries in order to provide accessible health care to the people regardless of caste, creed or colour.