I've never burned juniper incense before, so I have no point of reference, but this still surprised me. It's a lot softer than I was expecting. It's not subtle by any means, but it's also not as pungent as I was prepared for. Kinda earthy, kinda woodsy. I like it.
A perfect sized magnet, and very well made. It is perfect for fridges. Provides a positive protective radiance wherever it is placed. Hoping these are continually produced. Thanks
This Aloeswood incense is fragrant, woodsy scent which is pleasant to the sense of smell. Great for Sagittarius seasons, Sagittarians, and general enjoyment and positive energy. I will say, as with all incense, I find that if I don't use it everyday the effect is more powerful due to the principle of novelty. In other words, this incense is in my regular rotation of incense, along with many other high quality incense, most of which I've purchased here on the Glorian store. May all beings be free. 🙏
Chrysanthemum flowers "mums" are beautiful Fall flowering plants, and this Chrysanthemum incense is just as sweet and beautiful to the sense of smell as the mum flowers are to the sight! I will say, as with other incense, in my experience it's best not to use this incense too many days in a row, as the smell tends to lose it's novelty. Whereas, when I keep this incense in a regular rotation with other incense, I find the effects of its scent are more noticeable due to the principle of novelty. Thank you @Glorian for introducing me to another great incense stick that has enriched my incense experience and collection. I highly recommend this incense and many other incense on the Glorian store website, they are great aids to meditation practices. May all beings be free!
The scent is very pleasing, mild and burns clean. Very happy with the large amount that came in the package with a great price.
The Spiritual Power of Sound is one of Samael Aun Weor’s most overlooked yet essential works. Though the title suggests a focus on sound, the deeper current running through this book is meditation — its science, its discipline, and its living purpose.
My favorite chapter, The Three Factors, reminded me that true spiritual work is not only about inner transformation but also about conscious death of the ego and sacrifice for humanity. Before reading this, I often justified why service could wait, but this book taught me that service is itself part of the path to dissolving the self. Each act of helping others has become a mirror for observing my own defects and choosing conscious love and tolerance over pride or indifference.
This book feels alive and revolutionary — a work that deserves far more recognition and study among serious students of meditation and the Gnostic teachings.
As Krishna in the Bhagavad-Gita says in chapter 18 verse 48 and 49.
“ No one should abandon duties because he sees defects in them. Every action, every activity, is surrounded by defects as a fire is surrounded by smoke. 49 One who is free from selfish attachments, who has mastered himself and his passions, attains the supreme perfection of freedom from action.”





