Frankincense has been and is still used for ceremonial purposes, but did you know that it also has many medicinal and spiritual uses as well? Frankincense is a resin that may be burned as an incense, carried in a mojo bag, applied in a lotion or inhaled as an essential oil.
Spiritual Benefits
- Helps one to connect to expand their consciousness
- Cleanses and protects the aura as well as one's environment
- Excellent for meditation and or prayer, helping to calm the mind and relax
- Lifts the spirits from sadness and depression to joy and peace
- Awakens the spiritual senses
Medicinal Benefits – May Help With
- Asthma
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Atopic dermatitis
- Treats wounds
- Good for oral health; teeth and gums
- Acne
- Respiratory and lung issues
- Face creams
I highly suggest researching and testing any herb, oil or remedy before applying, ingesting or inhaling just to be on the safe side to avoid any side effects. I can almost guarantee, once you use this amazing resin, you will want to keep some on hand at all times.
Blessings and Light,
Laurie Barraco
Laurie Barraco is a professional intuitive counselor, medium, author, recording artist, teacher and the owner of The Mystical Moon, a healing center in Fort Myers, Florida. Laurie offers readings, courses and healing products through The Mystical Moon Online Store. You can connect with her at The Mystical Moon Facebook Page.
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Jordan Lang
I’ve used it for cleansing purposes, and as a key component in morning practice of meditation. I feel it has calming effects when slightly inhaled
I’ve used it for feminine ailments and my 86 y/o dad used it on a skin rash. He used the prescription cream on 1 arm and frankincense on the other….the frankincense arm healed faster and softer than the prescription.
I have it in liquid form, sometimes putting a few drops in water.
Well, Shannon Clark, if it was good enough for Jesus….
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People sold it as opium in Denver in the late 90’s
Burning some in Sweat lodge ceremony… I don’t know if it was frankincense or juniper copal