Sage Shasta blue smoking bundle small 10 - 11 cm

A smoking bundle of dried Shasta sage , also called blue sage , which comes from the Mount Shasta region of Northern California. This sage is said to have a strong yin energy, so it should be ideal for a meditation ceremony or ritual to reduce stress and clear the mind. Mount Shasta is considered one of the seven sacred mountains of the world. It is a place where hurricanes are often formed, it is said that this is why the smoke bundles of Shasta sage are very special and different from other sage bundles.

The blue sage differs from the white one in the color of the flowers and the less intrusive scent, which is rather sweet. Sage is one of the most sacred herbs, traditionally used for purification and protection rituals, which probably originated with the Indians, who used smoking to ward off evil spirits. It is used to suppress negative energy, strengthen positive energy. Smoking white sage freshens the air and brings relief from colds, flu and respiratory diseases.
Country of origin: USA.

Aroma: camphor - herbal - sweet - less intense than white sage.
Uses: aromatherapy, to promote relief from colds, flu and respiratory problems, to relax the mind, relax and rest.
The essential oil is suitable for freshening the air.
White sage is part of incense sticks, bricks and cones and is traditionally used as incense in purification rituals. You can find incense sticks and bricks with the scent of white sage here.

Bundles of white sage are a natural ceremonial incense, traditionally burned in Native American rituals such as sweat lodges. Today, both therapists and the general public are increasingly discovering the benefits of these herbs. Sage supports the normal function of the respiratory system, supports the immune system, supports digestion and helps with sweating. It contributes to menopausal comfort and has an antiseptic effect. It also contributes to the reduction of oxidative stress.

Sage bundles are one of the means by which people around the world reconnect with the power of Mother Nature. The use of plant and resinous smoke probably evolved from the primitive cave-dwelling encampments of ancient humans. The ceremony of purifying people, places and objects with smoke is increasingly used even today. Sage leaves are prized for their aromatic properties and are used as natural moth repellents. White sage can be used in many ways . Native Americans thus cover the floor of their sweat lodges with sage.

Charging energy stones

In folk traditions, it is stated that by smoking this mixture, it brings an excellent effect, especially for stones that help to harmonize the individual chakras . But the mixture can be used for all stones.

Warning: use this wick only for heating purposes.

It is best to use containers intended for smoking purposes, such as censers or natural flat shells or metal bowls. Light the bundle and as soon as the flame appears, blow it out so that the herbs only smolder. Never leave a bundle unattended while burning. Store in a dry, cool place and out of the reach of children .