Myrrh is a medicinal plant, originally and scientifically known as Commiphora myrrha, which can be used in countless ways: some people make incense from myrrh, others extract its oil or make a type of resin or stone. This plant has numerous medicinal properties that are incredibly beneficial to the health of human beings, as it has astringent and antimicrobial agents, which effectively help in the treatment of certain diseases and infections.
In addition to the numerous antioxidant properties, it works effectively against fungi and bacteria and alleviates most types of digestive problems. In general, myrrh is commonly used in cooking, as an incense for meditation, for gum health, for skin rejuvenation, for the treatment of canker sores, acne, ulcers, gastritis and various respiratory problems.
Among the most famous types of myrrh use, today we will teach you how to use the myrrh stone! Watch the article and find out!
How to use the myrrh stone?
Myrrh itself is a plant that has great spiritual symbolism and is therefore used in meditation and spiritual upliftment practices and in aromatherapy techniques. As for its numerous medicinal properties, myrrh incense in resin has compounds that act as antiseptics in the human body. Myrrh in general can be used as a natural remedy for treating skin diseases and for oral health in order to prevent the proliferation of bacteria and fungi in the human body.
Specifically, the myrrh stone is used to bring out spirituality in certain practices. To use it correctly, you must burn it in a safe container (preferably a brazier) and let the smoke spread throughout the room. Myrrh smoke promotes relaxation and purification and has an ability to calm the mind of the one who absorbs it.
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Connecting with oneself with the help of the smoke of the myrrh stone is practically a ritual performed by those who wish to increase their intuitive power during meditation practices. This resin has the power to ward off evil and make the environment favorable for spiritual work.
Myrrh resin can be found at pharmacies or health food stores. Usually the packages contain 50 grams, but be careful: the product must be sold in natura and without additives, because the myrrh itself is already extremely aromatic.
Tip: the myrrh stone should be red hot. Let it go off on its own when it's running out and be careful when handling it!
