Kyara Kongo Selected Aloeswood, Long Sticks Japanese Patchouli Nag Champa belongs to the

Nag Champa belongs to the "Champa" class of Indian incense

goes beyond the practices of lucid dreaming that have been popularized in the West by presenting methods for guiding dream states that are part of a broader system for enhancing self-awareness called Dzogchen

the approach of death has occasionally been a time for poets to observe a centuries-old tradition of writing jisei

central to Buddhist teachings

3 strands of BMG-6

Kyara Kongo Selected Aloeswood, Long Sticks Japanese Patchouli Nag Champa belongs to theKyara Kongo Selected Aloeswood 100 sticks, 8. 75 inches long. Each stick burns for approximately 40 minutes. Aloeswood, rare and precious, was first used in the imperial court of Japan around 800 A. D. Samurai scented their armor with its smoke before going into battle. Lord Buddha is reputed to have said that the smell of Aloeswood burning "is the scent of Nirvana." Before this, sometime around the 3rd century, Wa Zhen of the Eastern Wu Dynasty