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White Sage Happiness Smudge
approx 9-10cm
Smudging is a tradition that dates back 1000’s of years. Originally herbs and resins were placed in sacred bowls and burnt over smoldering coals. By calling upon the spirits of the sacred plants this was believed to drive away negative energy and to restore balance.
Imagine it this way, If you were standing around a fire and then you walked away, you would still smell the smoke on you. The same thing happens with energy. You can be in the middle of an awful situation, and then afterwards even when you have removed yourself from that situation, you will still have little bits of energy remnants clinging to you, so clearing off this murky energy and letting go of the remnants is really important. And it certainly doesn’t have to be complicated.
Sage removes negativity from a space, and palo santo brings in positivity. It's a good idea to burn them one after another. When to burn palo santo vs. sage: Smudge with sage first to clear out bad energy, then burn palo santo to bring back positivity and good vibes.
Tips for using Sage:
White Sage Happiness Smudge
$15.00
approx 9-10cm
Smudging is a tradition that dates back 1000’s of years. Originally herbs and resins were placed in sacred bowls and burnt over smoldering coals. By calling upon the spirits of the sacred plants this was believed to drive away negative energy and to restore balance.
Imagine it this way, If you were standing around a fire and then you walked away, you would still smell the smoke on you. The same thing happens with energy. You can be in the middle of an awful situation, and then afterwards even when you have removed yourself from that situation, you will still have little bits of energy remnants clinging to you, so clearing off this murky energy and letting go of the remnants is really important. And it certainly doesn’t have to be complicated.
Sage removes negativity from a space, and palo santo brings in positivity. It's a good idea to burn them one after another. When to burn palo santo vs. sage: Smudge with sage first to clear out bad energy, then burn palo santo to bring back positivity and good vibes.
Tips for using Sage:
- Open Up the Bundle: Before lighting, gently loosen the leaves of your sage bundle to allow better airflow. This helps it burn more evenly and consistently.
- Light It at an Angle: Hold the bundle at a 45-degree angle and light the tip until it catches fire. Let it burn for 10-20 seconds, then gently blow out the flame, leaving glowing embers.
- Use a Fireproof Dish: Always smudge over a fireproof dish or bowl filled with sand or salt to catch any falling embers and ensure safety.
- Set an Intention: Before you begin, take a moment to set a clear intention for your smudging ritual. This helps focus the energy and purpose of the practice.
- Direct the Smoke: Use your hand or a feather to guide the smoke around your space, objects, or yourself. Focus on areas where energy feels stagnant or heavy.
- Extinguish Properly: When you’re done, press the sage tip into your fireproof dish or sand to fully extinguish it. Never leave a burning bundle unattended.
- Store with Care: Keep your sage bundle in a dry, cool place to preserve its freshness and potency for future use.