Japanese Wildflower Smokeless Incense Incense Burners A drop of nourishment for

A drop of nourishment for people by Nagarjuna and its commentary 'The Jewel Ornament' provides a very fascinating reading of Karma in the theory and practise of Buddhist philosophy

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Japanese Wildflower Smokeless Incense Incense Burners A drop of nourishment forDeep and serene 130 sticks, approx. 30 min burning time. A smokeless incense, reminiscent of a meditation in the depths of a Japanese forest. Traditionally Japanese incenses are made from a range of natural wood barks, resins and spices. These ingredients are blended with inert woods, normally cedars, that add little fragrance but do give the sticks some solidity. A plant resin, Mako, is then added during the manufacturing process to bind everything