1. Daganda™ Herbal Buds:
Ritual burning blend that combines traditions from the Gypsies of ancient India and modern central Europe, Peruvians and the Middle Eastern Moors this blend has powerful shamanic properties. This blend combines the power of sweet scented roots with magical herbs that not only provide a smooth, tasty, satisfying smoke, they offer a sense of hypnotic repose that lasts for a pleasant amount of time. .
Also sold as an Herbal Smoke Blend called Earthy Root Blend.

Ingredients: Pure shade dried herbs and herbal oils of Leonotis, Wild Lotus petals, Cyperus, Davana, Neel, Wild sage, Acacia, Artemesia, Sassafras, Scullcap, galangal, Wild Turmeric, Mullein, Nutmeg, Calamus, Valerian, Vervain, and a proprietary oil blend.

2. Hazysage™ Herbal Buds:
A shaman journey initiation blend that combines such traditions from South America, Tibet, China and Aborigines from Fiji. This blend combines the power of ritual plants that were burnt to bring blessings and beauty and invoke the spirits of healing and clairvoyance when inhaling the vapors.
Also sold as an Herbal Smoke Blend called Spirit Journeys Blend.

Ingredients: Pure shade dried herbs and herbal oils of Lily and Lotus, Hemia, sweetgrass, damiana, lobelia, wild Himalayan ginger, genitian root, Leonotis, everlasting flower, Acacia, Artemesia, Scullcap, Sassafras, Chamomile, Cistus, Prickly poppy, Mullein, Calamus, Wormwood, Woodruff, and a proprietary powder blend, from a shaman in Chile.

3. Nebula Herbal Buds:
All the herbs used in this blend were once primarily in ancient India and Africa to help relieve the symptoms of a “sluggish head”, commonly referring to people whose minds were stressed due to mental depression, grief, and lethargy. Ancient texts state that by burning this blend and inhaling its vapors, users would experience a sense of calm and deep relaxation.

Also sold as an Herbal Smoke Blend called  Ayurveda Burning Incense & Smoke Blend.

Ingredients: Pure shade dried herbs and herbal oils of White Lotus, gotu kola, Ginger, Sarpagandha, Wild lettuce leaves, Scull cap, Chamomile, Davana, Mullein, wild Dagga, Calamus, Catnip, Cistus Wormwood and a host of ayurveda herbs.

4. Benton's Blue™ Herbal Buds:
Ceremonial blend from the south of India that was used before all initiation ceremonies for priests and keepers of ancient secret remedies. This blend combines the power of sweet scented flowers with magical herbs to help the brain release endorphins so that a calm meditative state can be experienced, when inhaling the vapors.

Also sold as an Herbal Smoke Blend called South Indian Burning Incense and Smoke Blend.

Ingredients: Pure shade dried herbs and herbal oils of Blue and white Lotus petals, Jasmine flowers, cedar, myrrh, acacia, artemesia, Scull cap, Chamomile, Davana, Mullein, Calamus ,Catnip, alpine lavender, Passionflower, Wormwood and a proprietary incense blend from a South Indian temple priest.

5. Petalaya Herbal Buds:
This special blend of mostly leafy plants is predominantly used in Tibet and Nepal to call different spirits who work with shamans, so the shaman can ask the spirits to help with the healing work they are doing the ceremony for each individual who received the “blend blessing” to take home and burn to have the plants clear the mind while burning and inhaling the vapors.
Also sold as an Herbal Smoking Blend called Himalayan Spirit Clearing Mint Blend.

Ingredients: Pure shade dried herbs and herbal oils of Blue and White Lotus, calamus, neel leaves, wild marigold, wild peppermint, wild chrysanthemum flowers, Indian sarsapilla, cistus, mugwort, Acacia, Artemesia, Scullcap, Himalayan fir, eucalyptus, myrrh, mullein, wormwood, Woodruff, and a proprietary powder blend, from a shaman in Nepal.

OTHER PRODUCT - Tibetan Shaman Blend
Tradition has it that the ‘yogis” of ancient India when they met with Buddhist lamas for ‘sprited” conversations of the mind and body, they always burnt and smoked a special blend of herbs that called to the various spirits of the Himalayan mountains. It is said that each spirit required a different smell, together with different colors and a specific music to attract it to the ceremony… find here one such mystical blend that was smoked to the accompaniment of “sacred singing bowls” – that sang to Rudra or Shiva.

Ingredients: Pure shade dried herbs and herbal oils of Blue and White Lotus, Bel fruit, frankincense, myrrh, catnip, passion flower, licorice, calamus, galangal, saffron, neel leaves Indian sarsapilla, cistus, mugwort, Acacia, Artemesia, Scull cap, wormwood, and a proprietary herbal oil blend.

OTHER PRODUCT - Nepalese Shaman Blend
According to the ancient ancestral cult embodied in India, Nepal, Burma, Tibet and China the roles played by shamans was unparalleled by either king or priest. Only the shaman could recognize the signs of a cosmos in or out of balance and the methods required to ensure harmony. This method unilaterally engaged the use of plant and animal material.

The word "shaman" originates from two sources, India and Russia. History says the first shamans as we know them came from amidst the Tungus people in northern Siberia, who related its origin to the Hindu word Samaa or Sramaa, which means “the monk who can speak to plants and animals”.

Through rigorous training and practice these holy men who wandered the Himalayas, learnt the art of going into a trance, using music and rhythms and consciousness expanding substances, that naturally occurred in plants. A good shaman is able to acquire admission to other planes of reality, his soul can leave his body, go into heaven or into the underworld and come back with messages for his people.

To perform these tasks the shaman carries a number of tools, a white stone, a drum, a small gong, a horn, a dagger, as well as a holy stick used for exorcisms and a wooden board used for spirit writing. Their rituals always take place around birch grooves under the open sky -- in the "lap of nature," where everything has a spirit. The plants commonly used Nepalese Shaman were acacia, calamus, galangal, myrhh, hemp, davana, tobacco, turmeric, poppy, sweetgrass skullcap and valerian. Ancient shamans believed that this combination of plants can free the soul from corporeal confinement, allowing it to wander free and return to the body.

Ingredients: In recreating this blend we used oils, powders, petals and seeds of blue lotus, calamus, camphor, red poppy petals, acacia, davana, frankincense, galalangal, turmeric, valerian, skullcap and sweetgrass.

Recreational Use: Mix a pinch (less than 3 grams) with any smoking blend and use in a pipe or rolled as a cigarette.

Ceremonial Use: This ritual should always be accompanied by music and a drink – either alcohol (very mild red or pink wine – NO white wine or strong alcohol) or non alcoholic (blue lotus tea, blue lily tea, bala root tea, calamus tea) Throw a pinch of the Nepalese Shaman blend on a hot rock or in a charcoal burner set on a tripod. Inhale the vapors deeply for a few minutes, lie down on your back, close your eyes and meditate on your third eye – you will find yourself floating into a calm state of bliss.

GENERAL WARNING: Smoking By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal Injury, Premature Birth, And Low Weight. Cigarette smoking is hazardous to your health. You must be 18 years of age or older to order any of our herbal, tobacco-free products.