Kyphi - Recipe & Thoughts on Endangered Species

[@NaturesFairy]

Thank you Anni for sharing this recipe with us! I watched this video the other evening after I came home from a Drum Circle and listening to you was so calming. I love your videos!! HUGS!

[@Bedazzlecat]

Around here, you can buy Mexican frankincense, which is essentially, a kind of copal. A lot of people I know substitute local resins from pine, fir, etc in their Kyphi. I've never made Kyphi, but I hope to soon.

[@MIRTHandREVERENCE]

@SolarPagan I bought the lotus oil used in this from Soma Luna. It is fairly good quality.

[@taeng0077]

frankincense is only near threatened, Omani frankincense is usually very traditional and responsibly harvested ^-^

[@MsGoldenGirl5]

Hi Anni and Ernie - I am really enjoying this series! =)

[@SuperGlobetattoo]

Hi! Loved the video! I am new to this and as I am writing down your recipe, I couldn't figure out the spelling of the horse root.

[@newglobalmyth]

Very responsible and sustaining. Excellent.

[@ColumbcilleDougherty]

Hello I have been making Church incense for a few years, I belong to the Coptic Church and so I've decided to try my hand at kyphi. This may not be in the same Spirit as traditional kyphi, however I prefer to forage all my ingredients. I was curious if you know of any resources that can list substitutes much like you mentioned? Btw I personally love "burgundy" spruce almost more than Frankincense!

[@MIRTHandREVERENCE]

The one I used for this batch was simply "Lotus Oil."

[@GoldenHarvestMoon]

Hello Annie, I just sent you a request : D then realised I could just go down the list of video names to get the ingredients : D (when I cant play the vidoes for some reason....... cloud over Tasmania.......more clouds over Tasmania......wind.......rain......holding my face the wrong way........heh heh) Blessings to you Jill

[@MIRTHandREVERENCE]

@TefnutHeka I just checked that out to see what was there :)

[@Sunshinespeck]

Hello beautiful, magical goddess! :) Miss you so much. :) Never tried Kyphi. I'd love to try it out. Thank you so much for sharing such wonderful video with us. Love you! Always keep you in my heart. xox Jadu

[@merwenna]

Exciting process, thanks for sharing! I'm really intrigued in this process and will be making it in the future. How long does the incense keep after it's cured? I hope you had a blessed Samhain.

[@aminalina1228]

Hello thank you for your videos , I wanted to ask how much honey do we use in the wet ingredient please?

[@ralphkay1086]

Hi thanks awesome video where are you located ? Thanks

[@MIRTHandREVERENCE]

@AmygdalaMarie Yep, that was Snort Face :)

[@TefnutHeka]

I'v also been seeing it on etsy

[@demilizza556]

hiiii what did you say to used instead of copal? i couldnt discern it.

[@andreasbraess3759]

Hallo, is very interesting what say about Endangered Species what for me more difficult because you as American give exchange your get, but me as German more harder to get. I now have hear most lotus oil I would get should synthetic. But I think I have recipe.

[@nick7268]

what it is the amount of honey and wine?

[@MIRTHandREVERENCE]

I do not, Jennifer.

[@AmygdalaMarie]

LOL i could hear deep breathing in the video and kept wondering who that was. awe. hey ernie :)