Myrrh Resin

$1.50 – $6.00

Categories: Pagan Herbs, Resin & Incense

Magical Properties: Banishing, Hex-Breaking, Curse Breaking, Protection (Magickal & Psychic), Purification, Cleansing, Calming, Sleep

Caution/Warning: Myrrh has been approved by the FDA as a food additive. However, concentrated forms such as essential oil should NOT be consumed internally.

Always consult a physician before using herbal products, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medication(s). These herbs, resins, roots, flowers, and powders are meant to be used for spell and ritual work.

Myrrh Resin

$1.50 – $6.00

Weight

2 grams

4 grams

6 grams

8 grams

Clear

Ancient Egyptians used Myrrh, along with linen and natron, to embalm the dead. The resin both perfumes and preserves the body of the deceased. The Ebers papyrus (a document written around 1500 BCE contains over 800 medicinal formulas, many of which are based on a mixture of honey and myrrh. The antimicrobial and antioxidant properties of both substances are now known to science. Myrrh gum was also used by the ancients to treat infection, bruises, skin conditions, and toothache.

The fabled combo of Frankincense and Myrrh has never been improved upon. It makes an incredibly powerful and balanced incense for cleansing, protection, and more.

A musky-sweet blend of Myrrh, Patchouli, and Damiana is recommended as an incense for sexual magick.

Burned before ritual, Myrrh rids the area of negative vibrations. It helps cultivate wisdom and self-healing.

The Greek Magical Papyri contain an attraction spell using Myrrh. The name of the beloved is chanted over burning Myrrh in order to compel her to be inflamed with love.