Smoked scent and rituals: Lecture for Advent in St. Peter

Smoked scent and rituals: Lecture for Advent in St. Peter

st. PETER. On Thursday, November 28th, an exciting lecture on the tradition of smoking will take place in the parish of St. Peter. At 7 p.m., the experienced herbal teacher Irmi Kaiser takes the participants on a journey into the world of domestic smoking herbs and their importance in the sacred times of the year. The lecture entitled "Smoking at sacred times - incense fragrance and rituals during Advent and the rough nights promises a lot of interesting facts.

The organizers find: "With this lecture we want to get to know the domestic smoked herbs, learn more about their healing powers and smokers and remember a lot of forgotten and yet so important about smoking." So if you are interested in learning more about the traditions of the Advent season, you are welcome to take part in this evening.

Details about the lecture

Another feature of the evening is that participation is possible without prior registration, which makes the event particularly accessible. Entry costs only 10 euros, which represents a small price for the informative transfer of knowledge about medicinal herbs and its diverse application.

In the past few years, interest in smoking has increased, as many people discover the healing and spiritual aspects of this old tradition. The lecture in St. Peter is intended to help keep these customs alive and make it accessible to a wider public.

That is why this lecture is not only for herbal lovers, but also for everyone who wants to learn more about the cultural and spiritual background of the Advent season. The venue in the rectory is also an inviting setting for such an important topic.