Meditation: Incense

Trisskar wrote:

Kit wrote: Oh and here's more good questions:

what scents do you like to meditate to and do you prefer resins, cones, sticks, or oil?

Sticks & Oil

Opium, Sandlewood, Nag Champa, Strawberry and our local oriental store sells one called "Pussy" yes..yes...I know....but it smells delightful! Its always empty from high demand

Hahahaha I've seen that scent around but my curiosity has never managed to peak over my suspicions Mostly because what I say is "I wonder what ___ smells like" which is funny when you get names like "enlightenment" or "magic power" or "sex on the beach" but is awkward when I get to that one

Kit wrote:

Trisskar wrote:

Kit wrote: Oh and here's more good questions:

what scents do you like to meditate to and do you prefer resins, cones, sticks, or oil?

Sticks & Oil

Opium, Sandlewood, Nag Champa, Strawberry and our local oriental store sells one called "Pussy" yes..yes...I know....but it smells delightful! Its always empty from high demand

Hahahaha I've seen that scent around but my curiosity has never managed to peak over my suspicions Mostly because what I say is "I wonder what ___ smells like" which is funny when you get names like "enlightenment" or "magic power" or "sex on the beach" but is awkward when I get to that one

I know Even I still blush on that one It sucks too because there is a drink of similar vulgarity that I LOVE but the only way I can have it is if I ask for it......right there in the middle of a bowling ally with kids walking up and down the isles haha

I use a pine scented candle for all meditation. Using a single scent helps create an association with a particular mindset for me.

The scent depends on the task, but I like something that overtakes everything else in the room (that isn't a meditative focus). I prefer the scent to set as much of the atmosphere as it would like.