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white sage – plant 1kg

The word Sage has its origin in the Latin salvare, meaning health and invoking the concept of healing.

This powerful sacred plant has been used for thousands of years by Native Americans in spiritual rituals.

The aroma released from a single burning leaf of white sage is so intense that it immediately conveys a sense of serenity and tranquility.

This plant is native to the American continent, particularly to high desert ecosystems (such as parts of California). White sage is considered the Plant of Immortality and is mainly used in cleansing rituals for healing, strength, health, and well-being. It is one of the powerful plants traditionally used by ancient civilizations in spiritual rites, making it an unmatched smudging tool in the field of energy and environmental cleansing.

Native Americans use white sage to ward off negative spirits and energies. Each package of white sage – plant 1kg contains 1000 grams and comes in branches with a pale green color.

Usage Instructions:

White sage does not require embers to burn. You can light some branches and let them burn on their own.

For convenience, you can light a few leaves and place them in a clay container. Allow the aroma and “spirit” of the sage to spread naturally throughout the room. When the leaves extinguish, close the doors and let the scent permeate the space. For larger areas, you can move around slowly diffusing the aroma through the rooms as you light and circulate with the white sage.

Usage for bathing:

– Simple method: Boil 5 to 6 leaves of the herb – white sage plant in 2 liters of water. When it starts to boil, begin straining and let the liquid cool. After your regular bath, pour the sage preparation slowly from the neck down without wetting the head. Allow yourself to air dry without washing off; avoid using perfumes, deodorants, or other artificial liquids.

The purpose presented is merely indicative of common practices related to this plant and its use. This explanation is not restrictive or limiting, as there may be many more interpretations and uses for this plant. The colors in the image may differ significantly from reality and can vary depending on your screen settings and our photo editing.