White Sage Leaves
From: USA
White sage is a flowering perennial that is native to the Southwest U.S. Its tall woody stems and tiny white flowers love dry, arid slopes with lots of sun, and flourish in the rocky heights of the southwestern canyons. The aromatic herb has been used for centuries as incense and in smudge pots for ceremonial use, thus its common name of white ceremonial sage.
How to Use White Sage…
The easiest and most popular way to tune into the benefits of white sage is by burning the dried leaves. This ritual is known as sage smudging – and it’s practiced by burning a bundle of dried sage and then directing the smoke onto the areas that you want to clear or protect.
As the bundle is burning and the smoke spirals, wafts, and begins to fill a space, it is cleansing. As you are burning white sage it’s important to express gratitude for the help of the plants spirit as well as to express your intention for why you are burning sage in the first place.
In this very simply way, the energy of white sage, brings cleansing, protection, and blessings into the space it burned in.
The smoke attaches to negative energies, and as the smoke then begins to dissipate it transforms those negative energies into universal energy. And so, your intention for cleansing, clearing and protection is fulfilled.
What Can You Use White Sage For?
White sage can be used in any number of situations including to cleanse yourself, others, objects, a room, building, crystal, or even a piece of land.
Please note the loose sage leaves may have some broken chips, it may be due to shipping and handling processing.
Avoid: Not for food
