Frankincense Resins(Boswellia Carteri), Myrrh (Commiphora Myrrh Negra),Opoponax (Sweet Myrrh) (Commiphora Opoponax)

1- Also called olibanum, frankincense is an aromatic resin obtained from trees of the genus Boswellia, Boswellia Carteri. The Boswellia trees grow in the wild without human intervention and are therefore 100% natural and organic. Used throughout the ages to enhance spirituality, mental perception, meditation, prayer and consciousness, frankincense soothes the spirit as it slows and deepens breathing. Frankincense Resins (Boswellia Carteri) – Ethiopia Also known as Eritrean type, from Ethiopia – Boswellia Carteri – 1st Choice grade. This is a much sweeter frankincense than that of Aden, Oman, Somalia and India. Used throughout the ages to enhance spirituality, mental perception, meditation, prayer and consciousness, frankincense soothes the spirit as it slows and deepens breathing. 2- Myrrh is a gummy resin from the Commira shrub. Cuts are made in the bark of myrrh trees to allow a yellow colored liquid to escape. As this liquid comes into with air, it changes color to dark brown and hardens to form the myrrh resins which are then scraped off. The dried resin is hard and brittle with a bitter taste. Myrrh has been used to improve digestion and boost the immune system. Various traditions have used it to treat coughs, gum disease, wounds, candida and the treatment of skin diseases. This deep reddish-brown resin is especially important for oral health. Marinate in water for a few days in an enclosed container for use as a dental rinse. Also encourages circulation, stimulates the immune system, and encourages a woman’s natural cycle. 3- Opoponax, also known as “sweet myrrh” or “Diinsi by Somalis”, has an earthy-sweet, balsam-like, lavender-like fragrance when used as incense. King Solomon regarded opoponax as one of the “noblest” of all incense gums. Various cultures used opoponax to guard against negative influences, strengthen the senses, and to increase awareness and intuition.