Locally made, crafted with love and talent in Quebec.
Sage is a sacred herb primarily used for smudging rituals to ward off negative energies, purify the environment, and set intentions. It truly brings an instant calming and soothing effect.
Sage is a sacred herb used for many moons by several Indigenous nations of America. Its traditional use varies from one nation to another, but one thing remains certain: it is considered sacred by all.
White sage sticks originate from the American Southwest. Our supplier collaborates with artisans, villages, and associations from eight different ethnic groups in the Amazon.
*It is important for us to specify that the Wendat traditionally used tobacco in their ceremonies.*
Suggested Use:
- Place the sacred herb in a shell or on a plate.
- Light the herb and set your intentions and gratitude. Using your hands or a feather, gently bring the smoke toward you and into your environment.
- Invite the smoke to purify each of your centers: the eyes to see clearly, the nose to smell well, the mouth to use words wisely, the ears to hear, the top of your head to create space, the throat to open your truth, the heart to connect to love, your womb to create, and any other center that needs it.
- Let the herb extinguish itself; this is sacred. Trust that the plant will purify what is necessary. (Stay close until it goes out).
- Thank yourself for this moment.
Locally made, crafted with love and talent in Quebec.
Sage is a sacred herb primarily used for smudging rituals to ward off negative energies, purify the environment, and set intentions. It truly brings an instant calming and soothing effect.
Sage is a sacred herb used for many moons by several Indigenous nations of America. Its traditional use varies from one nation to another, but one thing remains certain: it is considered sacred by all.
White sage sticks originate from the American Southwest. Our supplier collaborates with artisans, villages, and associations from eight different ethnic groups in the Amazon.
*It is important for us to specify that the Wendat traditionally used tobacco in their ceremonies.*
Suggested Use:
- Place the sacred herb in a shell or on a plate.
- Light the herb and set your intentions and gratitude. Using your hands or a feather, gently bring the smoke toward you and into your environment.
- Invite the smoke to purify each of your centers: the eyes to see clearly, the nose to smell well, the mouth to use words wisely, the ears to hear, the top of your head to create space, the throat to open your truth, the heart to connect to love, your womb to create, and any other center that needs it.
- Let the herb extinguish itself; this is sacred. Trust that the plant will purify what is necessary. (Stay close until it goes out).
- Thank yourself for this moment.
