Archive for the ‘frankincense and myrrh’ Category

Can you smoke frankincense , myrrh, or lovage?

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

In a pipe?

You can certainly try!

Senior Citizen’s, Have you tried frankincense and myrrh?

Sunday, January 17th, 2010

Where do I find it?
What does it smell like?
Bill,
I know what it is.
Frankincense and Myrrh are fragrant resins that have been used as incense and medicine by many cultures for thousands of years. The spiritual and healing properties of these resins and other fragrant plants have been forgotten by many.
Have you used this aroma in you home to freshen the air?

I have used myrrh, it is a gum type substance from a tree. It is has healing properties and I used it in some healing ointment that I made with other herbs.
Never had any frankincense to work with.
Here’s where to get frankincense oil. I don’t know where to get myrrh. And I don’t know what they smell like.

http://www.puritan.com/aromatherapy-041/frankincense-aromatherapy-10-ml-060175?afid=27&safid=Yahoo&scid=6863&cm_mmc=Yahoo-_-Aroma_Frankincense-_-frankincense-_-advanced%7C-%7CY249497758522&cm_guid=3-_-249497758522-_-49460452022

If one were to just keep Frankincense, Myrrh, dried flower buds of lavender, roses, rosehips, passionflower?

Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

and chamomile in sachet bag would that be effective in obtaining positive properties?

Certainly. Aroma of herbs help to clear the mind and are a positive influence to make your day better. Keep the herbs as fresh as you can, replacing them a couple times a week or when you feel necessary.

Representations of Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh?

Saturday, December 26th, 2009

I am directing a live nativity at my church and need to find three things for the wise men to hold to represent the three gifts. Any ideas would help!

The gold could be represented by some of those candy "coins" wrapped in gold wrapping (which the children can have as treats after the performance!) or a brick or box wrapped in gold foil, which you should be able to find at a craft store. The Frankincense and Myrrh are both perfumes, of a sort, so a large perfume bottle might do for each of them.

Why would Baby Jesus have needed Gold, Frankincense & Myrrh?

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

I am very christian, but it seems silly to give a baby such a gift?

he needed it to Pimp His Crib

Is it permitted to bring gifts of gold, myrrh and frankincense to the feet of Obama in the oval office manger?

Monday, December 21st, 2009


Why offer these things to Obama when you instead offer them to The Immortal God Emperor of Man? His divine light protects all of The Imperium.

If The 3 wise men brought Jesus,Gold Frankincense and Myrrh ?

Friday, December 18th, 2009

What did Santa bring him ?

Nothing, he had a claus in his contract.

What do the gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh spiritually symbolize?

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009


I really wish that people who don’t know the answer or cannot contribute something would refrain from answering.

Gold: Symbolic of Jesus’ kingship

Frankincense: Symbolic of his priestly authority

Myrrh: An ointment used for embalming. Symbolic of Jesus’ sacrifice

Gold, frankincense and myrrh: were these good gifts for a child?

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

If myrrh was used in embalming, why would you give it to a child?
I can see the gold part, of course, and maybe even the frankincense as an honor for an important child, but why give him something that had connotations of death?
Maybe the three wise men located him through following a star, but it doesn’t mean they knew that the Romans would kill him thirty years later. Nor would that have been a good thing to tell Mary.
Was myrrh an inappropriate gift for a baby?

Actually, they don’t have connotations of death. You don’t understand the intentions. They are used for protection from spirits and are used during religious rituals. They are also used during meditation and prayer (frankincense and myrrh). My family back home in Africa still use them today for those purposes.

What happened to the gold, frankincense & myrrh?

Sunday, December 6th, 2009

the three wise men (Magi) gave to Jesus after his birth. Much is made of these three gifts in the bible, but there is no mention in the bible as to what happened to them. We can all make an assumption, but could it be he never actually received any.

Much is not made of those three gifts they get barely a sentence in one of the gospels and why should the reader care?

The point that was being made was that the pagan wise men recognised Jesus as a King hence the gold, a priest hence the Frankincense and a sacrifice, hence the Myrrh. Why would the gospel writers or readers care what happened to the gifts afterwards?

Of course there is the possibility the whole thing could be made up that is why the religion is calling upon you to make your own mind up and choose whether you believe it or not.