Juniper & Pallu Sang Incense (Powder, Nepal)

Juniper (shukpa) and dwarfed rhododendron (pallu) have long been considered the most sacred and effective substances for sang offerings in Himalayan traditions. Frequently praised in terma and ritual texts, these aromatic plants are used to cleanse one's environment, please the deities, and dispel spiritual impurities such as drip (pollution or defilement). Sourced from Himalayan valleys and highlands where generations of realized yogis and siddhas have practiced, this sang powder carries the blessings and spiritual potency of these sacred places.

Key Benefits

Spiritual Purification – Clears negative energies, obstacles, and subtle defilements through smoke offerings.
Pleasing to Deities – Fulfills the traditional purpose of sang offerings by delighting protectors and wisdom beings.
Empowered by Lineage Lands – Harvested from regions imbued with the presence and blessings of past masters.

Product Details

Weight – 3.5 oz (100 grams) per bag.
Ingredients – Wildcrafted Juniper (Shukpa) & Dwarfed Rhododendron (Pallu).
Origin – Sourced from the Himalayan region, where great yogis have meditated for generations.
Usage – Incredibly fragrant; only a pinch or two is needed for indoor use.

How to Use

Daily Sang Offering – Light a charcoal tablet and place a small pinch of powder on top to create fragrant, purifying smoke.
Before Practice – Use to clear the space and calm the mind before meditation or ritual activities.
Outdoor Use – Excellent for land offerings and larger sang ceremonies.

Why Choose Shukpa & Pallu Sang Offering Powder

This blend is not only traditionally revered but also carries the energetic imprint of its Himalayan origins—making it ideal for serious practitioners. It offers an authentic and potent way to connect with sacred lineages, cleanse obstacles, and create a favorable environment for Dharma practice.

For detailed explanation of Sang practice here are some useful links:

https://www.facebook.com/urbandharma/videos/1016605085204206/

https://www.facebook.com/urbandharma/videos/1989920494637074/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3dLixodvxs