Himalayan Incense Scent:Sandalwood But leaving aside the unfortunate

But leaving aside the unfortunate politics that surrounded his desolate life

A Manual of Ritual Fire Offerings- Translated and compiled by Sharpa Tulku and Michael Perrott

This incense has a sweet honey-like aroma

Made in accordance with the ancient Dakkar Taso Monastery Tradition

Born in renowned Nyingma Family and brought up at a late age in the Gelugpa tradition

Himalayan Incense Scent:Sandalwood But leaving aside the unfortunateThese natural Tibetan incenses are manufactured in Nepal in accordance with ancient text and tradition. Their production provides employment for families whilst preserving the age old incense and paper making techniques of past generations. Proceeds from these incense sales support, the preservation and replantation of Lokta in Dolkha and Sindhupaichok, Nepal. The incense rolls are presented in bundles of 19 sticks. They are 14cm long and burn for