Can You Put Incense Powder In A Candle at Betty Metzger blog

Can You Put Incense Powder In A Candle. I've looked for duplicates of this post and can't quite seem to find a solid answer. Depending on the ritual, incense or candles may be the right option for you. I'm saving up for an actual incense burner but at the moment all i have. Consult the doctrine you follow for specific guidance or try out. You can also use an electronic incense burner. You could try it on the plate directly using tin foil to put the incense on. My guess would be that it will not get hot enough, at least if you use the ceramic dish. If you light resin like copal, what you will get is a massive, sooty flame that barely has a scent. Another way is to put it in a bowl or censer and light it with a match or lighter. You don't actually burn incende, you smolder it. One way is to sprinkle it directly on a lit charcoal disk. Once the powder incense has started to smoke, blow out the candles and allow the smoke to dissipate before you add more powder incense.

If you light resin like copal, what you will get is a massive, sooty flame that barely has a scent. Consult the doctrine you follow for specific guidance or try out. Once the powder incense has started to smoke, blow out the candles and allow the smoke to dissipate before you add more powder incense. Depending on the ritual, incense or candles may be the right option for you. My guess would be that it will not get hot enough, at least if you use the ceramic dish. You can also use an electronic incense burner. One way is to sprinkle it directly on a lit charcoal disk. I've looked for duplicates of this post and can't quite seem to find a solid answer. Another way is to put it in a bowl or censer and light it with a match or lighter. You don't actually burn incende, you smolder it.

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Can You Put Incense Powder In A Candle Once the powder incense has started to smoke, blow out the candles and allow the smoke to dissipate before you add more powder incense. I'm saving up for an actual incense burner but at the moment all i have. You can also use an electronic incense burner. Once the powder incense has started to smoke, blow out the candles and allow the smoke to dissipate before you add more powder incense. My guess would be that it will not get hot enough, at least if you use the ceramic dish. I've looked for duplicates of this post and can't quite seem to find a solid answer. One way is to sprinkle it directly on a lit charcoal disk. If you light resin like copal, what you will get is a massive, sooty flame that barely has a scent. You could try it on the plate directly using tin foil to put the incense on. You don't actually burn incende, you smolder it. Another way is to put it in a bowl or censer and light it with a match or lighter. Depending on the ritual, incense or candles may be the right option for you. Consult the doctrine you follow for specific guidance or try out.