Bhutanese Drib Sang Incense

Bhutanese Drib Sang Incense. Drib Sang is mainly practiced for cleansing and purifying spirits and negative energies. In Buddhism, we use Drib sang especially when returning from cremation services to annihilate negative energy and spirits before entering a house. It is also used for numerous practices such as cleansing threatening spirits and energy and other ritual activities. The ingredients consist of juniper, leaves, cedar leaves, benzoin resin, a small amount of pearls, and turquoise as an offering from the realms above and (phubta) which we receive from Rinpoche’s with blessing.

Incense Offering Drip Sang. “Drib” means in Tibetan profanation, contamination, obstruction. “Sang” – donation of smoke, cleansing, purification. According to Bhutanese and Tibetan tradition, this incense is used for donation, purification and good luck, for removal of both internal (sensory and emotional) and external (environmental and social) barriers.

Drib Sang cleansing incense is good for cleaning rooms, as well as for a person’s mind and body, especially when exposed to illness – being ill
Or visiting and caring for someone who is ill. Ideal for cleansing therapists and medical professionals.

Recommended for energetic cleansing of clothing and used items. Used for cleaning used furniture before taking it home.
Nowadays even after buying a used car. In a word, purify anything that has come into contact with strangers.

Traditionally, Drip Sang is also used to offer in the quarters after a baby is born to remove obstacles in its early life and bring good luck.

Giving Drib Sang is important for marriage after the funeral. Also to cleanse and balance your home and office during full moon and new moon.

• Contains no chemicals or synthetics.
• Weight: 80gr. approximately
• Handmade in Bhutan

Instructions for Use：

• Light an eco-friendly lighter or similar and place some of the powder on top of the lighter.
• Always burn the incense in moderate amounts to avoid overheating.
• Never leave your incense burning unattended.