A humorous reference to carbon monoxide. When charcoal for incense is burned, it can exhaust the air of oxygen and replace it with carbon monoxide (chemical formula: CO). The lack of oxygen can cause dizziness, sickness, unconsciousness, or death. A magician should always have plenty of air in a room when burning incense.
An ENORMOUS thank you to our LlewellynCon presenters today: Nancy Antenucci, Samantha Rose Hicks, Debora Greer, and the authors of Theurgy (Jean-Louis de Biasi; Tony Mierzwicki; Clio Ajana; Hercules Invictus; Patrick Dunn; Brandy Williams; and...