MYRRH
A resin to be burned, we use the myrrh in fumigation on a burning coal. Myrrh is used since the ancient times in numerous cults and religions (The Bible mentions it very often). Egyptians, believing the sandalwood arises from tears of Horus, burned it as an offering to Râ, as well as in the temples of Isis.
Burned as incense, mixed with benzoin, cinnamon and other resins, Myrrh cleanses the place, harmonises the house and cast away evil spirit. The smoke is used to cleanse, dedicate and bless objects. It helps meditation.