These amazing resin can uplift the spaceor room and help assist in what ever you may desire! Benzoin is burned for purification, astral projection, clears negative energy, emotional balance, eases sadness, depression, weariness, grief, anger, anxiety and to attract prosperity. When burned,
 
Benzoin has a nice vanilla undertone with earthy balsam notes and is a commonly used church incense for its potent effects. Benzoin is best used to provide focus and enhance concentration. It is a desirable herb for those seeking a journey into the astral world. Magickally, Benzoin promotes generosity and can open a closed spirit suffering from selfishness. Energizing, uplifting, stimulating. It is known to ‘melt away’ blockages and drive away evil spirits. Native to a single island in the Socotra archipelago, off the coast of Yemen in the Arabian Sea, the extraordinary-looking dragon's blood tree, which is classified as “vulnerable to extinction,” can grow to more than 30 feet in height and live for 600 years.
 
Dragon's Blood also comes in handy when it comes to cleansing a space. If the previous occupant of the location left behind some dodgy energy, burn Dragon's Blood incense, or sprinkle the powder around the perimeter to banish away negativity. Blend it with dried sage or sweetgrass for extra metaphysical protection.
 
Copal is traditionally burned for spiritual cleansing, to clear negative energy, purify and protect. It's used to create sacred spaces, to invite creativity, abundance, and positive loving energy. Copal also helps our connection to the spirit realm.
 
 
Frankincense: Provides protection, purification, spiritual awareness, and antidepressant. This powerful resin produces a heightened spiritual awareness. One study revealed how frankincense works as an effective antidepressant and stress reliever. It’s said to enhance intuition and clairvoyance and is ideal to use before meditation. Frankincense was also once worth more than its weight in gold.
 
 
 
Myrrh: Provides clearing, spiritual connection, and healing. In the Bible, the story goes that myrrh was one of the gifts given to baby Jesus from the wise men (along with frankincense and gold). That tale shows just how significant this tree resin truly is. It was also used during the mummification process as an embalming substance, and the ancient Egyptians also used myrrh for healing, as well as spiritual rituals.