Tibetan Incense Vajrayogini - Meditation

The main ingredient is sandalwood with a variety of other medicinal herbs found in the Himalayan region. Vajrayogini is often used during meditation sessions to purify the environment and create a peaceful and calm atmosphere.

As a supreme bliss and vacuity tantric deity, Vajrayogini is Chakrasamvara's consort. She's represented as a young naked woman with red skin. She possesses a vertical third eye on her forehead symbolising her endless wisdom and her ability to see it all in the present, past and future. Vajrayogini's short mantra is Om Vajrayoguini Hum Phat Soha.

An incense for the wellbeing of the body and mind and to purify the environment

Incense is an important part of Tibetan culture. It is used as an offering to the Buddhas, to purify the environment and as a relaxation and meditation aid.

This incense is handmade following ancient Tibetan lama recipes and is made from natural ingredients found in the Himalayas.Every Tibetan New Year, the lamas perform the Ramne Chenmo ritual to bless and purify the incense and its ingredients.

Incense is also part of the Tibetan holistic healing process, which is based on natural remedies and the power of prayer to heal the body and mind.