These incense sticks are twice as long and burn for up to 4 times longer than the standard incense sticks.
Bharath is the Sanskrit name for ancient India and means “the land where the people are attached to God”. Darshan is also a Sanskrit word meaning to see and be seen by a deity or holy person, or to make a pilgrimage to a sacred place. So Bharath Darshan, roughly translated, means something like Pilgrimage to Ancient India. It is formulated using the purest Kevda, an exotic flower with a heavenly fragrance and a blend of high sandalwood, jasmine and vanilla extracts. It has some psychological benefits, the aroma of the incense stick has healing power that has a soothing effect on the mind. The calming effect relaxes the mind and helps in performing rituals with better concentration, prayer offered with a calm mind acts like a meditation process. Incense has its own spiritual significance, the incense stick burns itself completely into ashes and yet fills the air with a pleasant smell. This ritual basically denotes human virtue of sacrificing oneself for society. The sticks are used as air fresheners during normal days as well as being an integral part of every Hindu ceremonies.