The benefits of incense burning
The incense ceremony, for example, helps you to cleanse yourself of stressful energies, tune in and calm down whenever you need to. All you need is 30 minutes a day, a fireproof, non-heat-conducting container, dried sage leaves, matches, a quiet place and a comfortable seat.
Indigenous people burn incense on many occasions. For them, it is a kind of purification ceremony. They wash themselves clean of impurities and confusion in the smoke, so to speak. Western culture is also familiar with incense burning: matches are lit in toilets to dispel unpleasant odors, and houses and apartments are also cleansed of old and polluted things in this way. By burning incense, you cleanse yourself and clear your mind of negative thoughts that you think about yourself and others, that you do with your hands or that you hear. Everything negative can dissolve into smoke when you burn incense, so that you only see and hear the beautiful things. But you can also burn incense to set the mood for a difficult conversation or at the end of a working week - this then serves to set the mood for the conversation or the weekend.

How the ceremony works
Enjoy moments of happiness. Become more mindful. Appreciate and celebrate life in all its aspects. The small everyday ceremonies of Angaangaq, the world-renowned shaman from Greenland, serve this purpose. His shamanic wisdom ensures a happy life. Angaangaq knows how to translate ancient knowledge into small everyday ceremonies that everyone can understand. His aim is to appreciate and celebrate life in all its aspects, just as his ancestors have practiced and passed on to him for thousands of years. Those who perform the ceremonies will become more conscious and alive in the long run. Simply incorporate his incense ceremony into your daily routine - for a happier and more fulfilling life.