Product Description
Harmal, known as Peganum harmala, has held a sacred place in many ancient Anatolian and Mesopotamian cultures—from the Sumerians and Babylonians to the Akkadians and Ancient Egypt. Traditionally, it has been considered protective against the “evil eye” and negative energies.
The seeds are still used in ritual practices, often with chants or prayers. Historically, they were also valued for medicinal purposes, but when burned, they are primarily used as a tool for spiritual purification and cleansing.
Usage Instructions:
To cleanse negative energies and create a positive atmosphere, place a small amount of harmal seeds in a heat-resistant container (such as an incense dish or pan).
The most effective method is to sprinkle the seeds on burning incense charcoal or gently heat them in a pan.
Allow the smoke to circulate throughout the space, set your intention, and enjoy the purifying effect.
Safety Notes:
Do not leave the incense unattended while burning.
Adjust the quantity carefully according to the size of your space.
