✨ White sage and Nag Champa - incense, roll 20-30 g ✨

White sage (Latin: Salvia apiana) is a "holy herb" Navajo Indians. It grows in the southwestern part, in dry and sunny areas. It is characterized by silvery-white leaves, rich in essential oils, which give off an intense, pleasant, herbal aroma. White sage was discovered and appreciated centuries ago The Navajo - the indigenous people of North America. They believed that there was an ancient power in the plant. They collected sage leaves in bunches, dried them, and then burned them as fragrant incense. The Indians believed that the fragrant smoke that rose from the lit bunch of sage would protect them against evil spirits, removes spells and charms, cleanses the body, mind, soul and the place of ceremony. To this day, sage is used as an element of meditation and mindfulness practices. Aromatic smoke is used to fumigate rooms, e.g. a new apartment or workplace, as well as people. White sage smoke is intended to cleanse energy and space, free from bad influences and induce a state of relaxation. To use sage as an incense, simply light the bunch and extinguish the flame when the leaves begin to glow.

Nag Champa is a delightful fragrance composition based on champac flowers (Magnolia champaca), in which there is the true magic of nature. In India, these flowers are a symbol of prosperity and joy. Their soothing aroma often accompanies ceremonies, meditations and prayers. It calms your emotions, makes your thoughts clearer and your mind opens to what the future will bring. White sage combined with the scent of Nag Champa takes on an unearthly beautiful blue color, and its aroma becomes even more intense, sweeter, pleasantly floral.

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✅ Weight: approximately 20-30 g

Attention! ★ Sage bunches are prepared manuallyso the weight of each product may vary between 20-30 g.

☽ How to perform the ritual of incensing with white sage? ☾

1. Light the sage bundle by holding it over a fire source (e.g. a lighter, match or candle). Wait a few seconds for the leaves to glow.
2. Extinguish the incense by blowing out the flame or shaking the torch vigorously. After a while, white sage will start to smolder with thick, intensely scented smoke. When extinguishing the flame, think about the intention that will accompany the cleansing ritual.
3. Curn yourself with the fragrant smoke, directing the incense from your feet to your head, and then incense the room, objects or people you want to cleanse. After the ritual, put the still-burning incense in a safe place, e.g. in a ceramic vessel. After a while, the white sage will extinguish itself - then you can light it again.

☆ What is worth remembering during the cleansing ritual? ☆

• Stop, relax, relax. You will feel the magic of white sage fully with a clear and open mind. This is a unique moment that will allow you to look deep into your soul, so do not rush the incensing ritual.
• Approach the incensing ritual with seriousness and respect. It is an element of the culture of the Indians, who through ritual connected with the spirit of nature, thus achieving full harmony.
• Think about the intention that will accompany you during the ritual and immerse yourself in the fragrant aroma of smoke that rises from white sage. Feel the scent of pure nature and Indian magic. Cleanse your soul, mind and surroundings, drive away bad energy and recall everything positive.