Guggul Dhoop, Guggal

Also known as Guggul Dhoop, Guggal, Gugula or Gugal.

Guggul Dhoop usage in Puja & Havan

Guggul Dhoop is one of the most important ingredients in puja and havan rituals. Considered sacred, Guggul Dhoop has been used by Indian households for centuries to bring about peace, prosperity, and mental clarity. Apart from being a spiritual offering, the smoke of Guggul Dhoop is believed to bring positive energy to the home.

The resin from the Guggul tree is used to make this dhoop. It is a unique combination of herbs, resins, and gums with medicinal properties that help cleanse physical and psychological space when burned during religious ceremonies or poojas. The rich aroma of Guggul Dhoop helps create an atmosphere that facilitates concentration on meditation or prayer.

Guggul uses in Ayurveda

Ayurvedic medicine is an ancient medical system used for thousands of years. One of Ayurveda’s most commonly used herbs is Guggul, which comes from the Commiphora Mukul tree found in India, Pakistan, and parts of Africa. Guggul has numerous uses in Ayurveda and has been studied extensively by modern science due to its many potential health benefits.

Studies show that guggul may help reduce inflammation, improve cholesterol levels and even relieve symptoms associated with arthritis and joint pain when used topically on the skin. In Ayurveda, Guggul is believed to help restore balance in the body and strengthen overall wellness. It can be taken as a supplement or added to food items such as tea, yogurt, or smoothies to make it more palatable.