Nandita Mangala Dhoopam Pure And Natural Loban Cups - 12 Pcs | Sambrani Cup/ Guggal Dhoop/ Dhoop Cup for Pooja

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♦ This spiritual item, sometimes referred to as a sambrani cup, havan cup, dhoop cup, or loban cup, has been a mainstay of traditional Hindu ceremonies for centuries. These cups are a ready-to-use form of dhoop that, when lit, emits a cleansing, aromatic smoke, perfect for invoking heavenly energies and cleansing the environment.

♦ Origins:

In Vedic ceremonies, the usage of fragrant resins and herbs like loban (benzoin resin) can be traced back to the Vedic era, when homa and yagna sacrifices were offered to appease the gods and purify the environment. The havan cup is a streamlined version of the ancient homa fire ceremonies, making it possible for everyday users to harness the sacred essence in a compact, contemporary manner.

♦ Loban cups are culturally significant throughout India, but particularly in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Gujarat, where they are employed in regular rituals and festivals. Their popularity extends to Nepal and Sri Lanka, where sambrani cups are an integral component of morning and evening ceremonies.

♦ The dhoop cup is easy to use: simply set it on a heat-resistant surface, ignite the rim, and wait a few seconds for the flame to catch before blowing it out. The smoke will be rich and fragrant, making it ideal for meditation, spiritual activities, house purification, or calling forth blessings during everyday poojas. For a more intense spiritual experience, use the havan cup during Ganesh Chaturthi, Lakshmi Puja, or Navaratri.

♦ Keep the loban cup away from moisture, direct sunlight, and heat in a cool, dry environment. Keeping the cup in an airtight container helps maintain its strength for upcoming rituals by preserving its natural aroma and lifespan.

♦ The rites for Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha are especially well suited to the sambrani cup. It is regarded fortunate during Diwali to use it to attract wealth and ward off bad spirits. In South Indian traditions, it is also frequently used in temples devoted to Devi and Lord Murugan.

♦ The cup is small, tidy, and simple to light. Its slow-burning properties make it superior to conventional incense sticks or powders because the scent lasts a long time and cleanses, soothes, and uplifts the senses.

♦ The usage of loban as a sacred offering is emphasized in old writings. Havan cups were reportedly used by sages during their yajnas to summon celestial beings and purify the atmosphere. Loban smoke is a popular folk treatment for removing bad spirits and purifying karmic energies, making it suitable for use in both temples and homes.

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