Its deities are Isis, Adonis, Ra, and Marian. Myrrh was burned to Ra at noon in ancient Egypt and was also fumed in the temples of Isis. Its magical powers include protection, exorcism, healing and spirituality. When myrrh is burned as incense, it purifies the area, lifts the vibrations and creates a sense of peace. It increases the vibrations of any incense it is combined with, and its smoke is used to consecrate, purify and bless objects, such as amulets, talismans, charms and magical tools.
Myrrh also assists with meditation and contemplation.
It is often added to sachets, again, usually with frankincense. The oil of myrrh is associated with healing, hex-breaking, protection, meditation, and purification. Myrrh gum is one of the most effective of the botanical antiseptics. Some of its other properties include astringent, carminative, and stomachic. Its primary action is that of assisting the body to produce white blood corpuscles.