The Frankincenses best known since ancient times by the prophetic cultures of the Middle East, promoting prayer and spiritual connection. Aden resin comes from the ancient city of Aden in Yemen. Frankincense from Aden, Yemen's port city on the Arabian Peninsula, is one of the most prized for its high quality and deep aroma. Harvested by hand in the steep hills of the mountainous areas of Yemen's interior, this incense grain is a resin obtained from the Boswellia Sacra tree. The Ceremony Frankincense Olibanum comes from Somalia, in the Horn of Africa, shares coasts in the Gulf of Aden, and is one of the countries in this part of the world that has the Frankincense trade as one of its main riches. It is recommended to deposit some granules on a charcoal in an appropriate ceramic container with quartz or beach sand, it can also be added to an essential oil burner. If you have the possibility of having a fire, you can separate an ember and deposit some granules in it, feel, inspire, enjoy. At no time should you touch the charcoal disc once lit or attempt to move the charcoal burner. They will both be very hot and will burn you. Do not leave burning charcoal or incense unattended. Allow adequate air ventilation in the room where you are burning incense. It is not intended for consumption. Keep out of the reach of children and pets.