Sage Smudge

Our Sage Smudge is foraged from the wild valleys of Lebanon, 'Salvia Officinalis' (the Common Sage) holds the similar powerful effects of the "White Sage" for cleansing rituals.
It's crucial to note that White Sage, commonly used for smudging, is not native to Lebanon.
An energetical shower that transforms the air's ionic composition and reduces stress responses. One of the most common herbs used in the smudging practice, Sage is a very powerful smudging herb.

"The smoke from smudging carries our gratitude to the Creator." - Lakota proverb.

• The Herb: Common Sage ('Salvia Officinales').
• Harvest Time: During spring and autumn.
• Metaphysical Associations: Masculine, sage is linked to the element of air and the planet Jupiter. Sacred to Greek Zeus and Roman Jupiter.
• Smudging practice benefits: used for its very powerful cleansing properties.
• Note: The herbs are harvested with offerings and prayers, respecting their natural cycle.
• To know even more about the smudging practice: The Smudging Practice
• Digging even deeper: Sage Smudge
  
• New Blog:  White Sage and Common Sage - The Difference