In ancient times, the wonderful scent of the incense filled the Holy Temple and lingered over the city of Jerusalem. It was much loved by God of all other sacrificial scents. Temple Incense ~ The symbol of Unity.

Our Sages say that The Holy One, Blessed Be He, Loved the Incense Offering... because it represents Unity. It is associated with Divine, Protection from harm and illness and those who offered it were rewarded by haven with abundant wealth.

These Havdalah Jar enclosed with the temple Blend of: Clove, Galbanum, Frankincense, Myrrh, Cassia, Spikenard, Muscat Nut Bark and Cinnamon.

The smoke of the incense is a representative of our prayers rising to heaven.

Burnning of the Incense add aromatic scent and purify the home.

The incense is used for ritual cleansings for purification ~ The burning of incense removes all impurities and leaves only the essence for the Blessing of God.

*** The Havdala The Havdalah service marks the end of Shabbat (Sabbath).

The Torah teaches that God created the world by making distinctions, first between light and darkness, next between water and empty space, finally between earth and water. We, too, make distinctions in our lives, and primary among them is the distinction between sacred time and ordinary time.