Green Tree Good Luck incense is deeply rooted in the traditional Indian belief system of inviting Shubh (auspiciousness) and Labh (profit or benefit) into the home and workspace. This incense draws inspiration from the Vedic practice of honouring Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, and Ganesha, the remover of obstacles.
In many Eastern households, burning scents associated with luck is a daily morning ritual intended to clear the path for success and ensure that the day's endeavours are met with divine favour. This practice reflects a philosophy that views prosperity as a combination of material wealth and a harmonious flow of abundance that encompasses health, happiness, and spiritual well-being.
Good Luck incense is formulated to shift the vibration of a space from one of lack or struggle to one of receptivity and "lucky" alignment. It often features a blend of spicy and woody notes, such as cinnamon or sandalwood, which are traditionally used to stimulate the root chakra for stability and the crown chakra for divine inspiration. The smoke acts as a magnet for positive synchronicities, helping to dissolve the "energetic smog" that prevents a person from seeing opportunities when they arise.
When used in conjunction with the green aventurine, the incense strengthens the heart chakra, allowing the practitioner to act with the courage and optimism necessary to seize new beginnings. Using this incense is a symbolic gesture of opening the doors to the universe, signalling that the practitioner is ready to receive and manage the gifts of fortune with gratitude and clarity.
15 incense sticks and an aventurine
Warnings – instructions for use
Place in a suitable incense burner.
Do not leave burning incense unattended.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Ventilate well.
*All information about the metaphysical properties of incense and crystals is for reference only. We do not recommend using incense as a substitute for conventional medical or psychological treatment and do not claim they cure or heal medical conditions. Please always listen to the advice of your medical professional and only use incense as a complimentary feel good therapy in addition to medical treatment.*
