Guggal

Shrichand Guggal is a form of gum resin widely used as a Pooja implement and incense. It is sourced from the Guggul plant (Commiphora mukul) and is commonly used in Hindu rituals.
Pooja and Hawan Samagri: It is primarily used during Hawan (fire rituals), Akhand Jyoti (continuous lamp lighting), and general daily Pooja at home and in temples.

Aromatic Environment: When burned, the Guggal releases a natural, soothing, and pleasant aroma that helps to create a positive and peaceful environment.

Purification and Stress Relief: It is believed to help remove environmental stress, promote positivity, and ward off negative energy or evil. This makes it ideal for use while meditating or to relax the mind, body, and soul.

Quality and Sourcing: Shrichand Guggal is described as pure and authentic, with sourcing from regions like Gujarat, Karnataka, and Madhya Pradesh.

How to Use: It is intended to be burned with coal or camphor while offering prayers or during a Havan in the fire.