The Sacred Origins of Oud Oud's spiritual significance begins with its very creation—a phoenix-like transformation from ordinary wood into precious, fragrant resin through a process of infection and healing. The agarwood tree responds to a specific parasitic mold by producing a dark, aromatic resin that imbues the wood with its characteristic rich, complex scent. This natural alchemy—where wound becomes wonder —has inspired countless spiritual metaphors across traditions, re

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