12-21-2009, 07:51 AM
12-22-2009, 06:48 PM
Is "Sadona" a brand name?
As far as I know, Juniper needles are used in purification work, and Juniper berries are used in (lust) love spells. Also, according to Scott Cunningham, Juniper is a Sun/Fire ingredient and so is used in healing, protection, success, illumination, magical power, physical energy, legal defense, communication, courage, and willpower workings.
If "Sadona Juniper" is something else, like a person's name or a particular kind of plant then I don't know anything about it. Google turns up no results. I do, however, get results for Sedona Juniper. In that case, it's just a loose juniper blend meant for burning on charcoal that invokes the name of Sedona Arizona, a city with a mystical reputation (supposedly it contains several "energy vortexes.") I don't know enough on the incense to say if it genuinely comes from Sedona or not, but it would be plain juniper needles and used magically for those purposes.
As far as I know, Juniper needles are used in purification work, and Juniper berries are used in (lust) love spells. Also, according to Scott Cunningham, Juniper is a Sun/Fire ingredient and so is used in healing, protection, success, illumination, magical power, physical energy, legal defense, communication, courage, and willpower workings.
If "Sadona Juniper" is something else, like a person's name or a particular kind of plant then I don't know anything about it. Google turns up no results. I do, however, get results for Sedona Juniper. In that case, it's just a loose juniper blend meant for burning on charcoal that invokes the name of Sedona Arizona, a city with a mystical reputation (supposedly it contains several "energy vortexes.") I don't know enough on the incense to say if it genuinely comes from Sedona or not, but it would be plain juniper needles and used magically for those purposes.
12-23-2009, 05:56 AM
Thanks for the reply. yeah it is the needles, minus the berries. I tried to google also and i got the same thing you came up with. I believe Sadona is where it came from.
Thanks again
Thanks again