Fire [ˈfī(-ə)r]noun (1.) THE PHENOMENON OF COMBUSTION MANIFESTED IN LIGHT, FLAME AND HEAT (2.) ONE OF THE FOUR ELEMENTS OF THE ALCHEMISTS AIR, WATER, FIRE, AND EARTH Fire is a powerful symbol of wisdom, passion and purification. For centuries, cultures around the world have shared in the ceremonial burning and other flame-related practices. The act of lighting a match can trigger physiological arousal characterized by increased heart rate and heightened alertness. This minimal tin vessel boasts clean lines and a hidden oversized striker on the bottom. Contains natural wood white tip calling in matches and obsidian wood obsidian tip release matches; approximately 120 matches. A Lunar Ceremony of Ancient Wisdom Our one-of-a-kind matches are given their potent charge through a multi-phased lunar ceremony, soaking up the full moon's energy. First they are neutralized of any vibrational memory using natural salts from the sea. Followed by a charging series in the full moonlight. The ivory tipped matches are great for visualization and calling in what you need, and the obsidian matches are great for releasing what is not serving you. How to Use + Safely pull the match up the striker, for calling in. Safely strike the match down the striker, for releasing. When striking a match, hold it an arm’s length away. These are energetic matches and care should be taken to ensure your match transmutes to fire. Fire needs fuel to burn, and it burns up, once you strike your match hold the match pointed downward at a downward 45-degree angle, so the flame can climb up the matchstick. Neuroscience + Studies have found that flame related practices, such as candle gazing meditation, help boost our ability to concentrate, while simultaneously reducing feelings of stress and anxiety. Researchers from Harvard University used brain scans to reveal positive change in the structures of the brain during an eight-week training program of mindfulness called MBSR or Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction. The scans showed thickening in the brain's hippocampus, the area of the brain known to control memory, learning and emotion regulation. Sustainability + We believe in the nourishing alchemy of Mother Earth. We support her diversity and the care of her people, plants and the planet herself. Our packaging is 100% biodegradable; made with FSC® Certified paper and printed using vegetable-based ink. Our glass bottles can be reused, repurposed and recycled. Advisory + Keep burning matches sheltered from drafts, and never leave unattended. Fully extinguish match before discarding. It is fire after all.
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