Camphor Tablets

🌿 Spiritual Uses of Camphor Tablets

🔥 Purification & Cleansing

• Camphor has a long history of being used in rituals to cleanse spaces, objects, and auras. It is believed to clear out negative energy and make room for positive vibrations. 
• In many Hindu and Vedic ceremonies, burning camphor (including powder or tablets) symbolizes the destruction of ego and impurity—since camphor burns cleanly, leaving almost no residue.
• It is used in home cleansing rituals: a small piece or powder may be burned or placed in corners, or camphor-infused water may be used to wipe surfaces. 

🧘♀️ Spiritual Focus, Meditation & Protection

• Camphor is said to enhance clarity and deepen meditation. Its aroma and clearing properties help calm the mind and prepare one for spiritual work. 
• It’s also used for protection: many spiritual practitioners believe it repels negative influences or energy. 
• The powder form allows camphor to be integrated into ritual blends, sprinkled on altar dishes, or used in fumigation (smoke-cleansing) for spiritual purification. 

Traditional Uses of Camphor Powder

• Topically (on the skin) camphor has analgesic (pain-relieving) and antipruritic (anti-itch) effects. For example, creams containing camphor in concentrations of 3-11% are FDA-approved for pain relief and itching.

• Camphor is used in topical rubs and balms for muscle aches, joint pain, and stiffness. 

• It can help with respiratory congestion when used in chest rubs (topical) or inhaled in safe, controlled forms.

⚠️ Important Safety Notes

• Camphor is unsafe for ingestion — internal use can lead to serious toxicity including seizures and death.
• When applied to broken skin, high concentrations, or used in young children — risk of toxicity increases.
• Use caution around the face, eyes, nose, and mucous membranes — topical use in those areas is not recommended. 
• Inhalation of large amounts or heated camphor improperly may also pose risk. 
• Always follow product instructions, use proper concentrations, and avoid overuse.