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Sage lavender, traditional white sage bundled with restful, serene lavender to make up this wild herbal blend.
Combined with the energetic cleansing properties of white sage, lavender flowers add a blooming aroma, filling your space with purity, serenity and calmness.
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Sage lavender, traditional white sage bundled with restful, serene lavender to make up this wild herbal blend.
Combined with the energetic cleansing properties of white sage, lavender flowers add a blooming aroma, filling your space with purity, serenity and calmness.
Lavender is a beloved scent for it’s floral, calming, anxiety-reducing qualities, it’s vibrant purple buds clustered around a bright green sprig are the essence of beauty and nature.
Lavender is so synonymous with serenity it is associated with the Crown Chakra,the energy centre connected to our higher purpose and spiritual connection.
Along with a strong sense of purity and nature there is also a sense of luxury, grace and devotion with lavender.
The colour purple speaks of elegance and refinement.
In Latin the word Lavender comes from the word ‘Lavare’ meaning ‘to wash’ which makes it the perfect cleansing partner to White Sage.
Sage cleansing is an effective way to clear out any negative, unwanted or stagnant energy from both objects and surroundings.
In addition to removing unwanted energy sage cleansing helps to enhance your intuition and ensure a deep cleanse of our energetic body.
When to burn sage:
Purpose of energy cleansing:
Cleansing guide:
Cleanse your space by lighting the sage stick and allowing to burn for a couple of seconds before gently blowing out the flame, carry the sage to each corner of your space allowing the space to capture any unwanted energy
Take a moment before smudging to determine exactly what you’re releasing, then decide what you’d like to attract and use this as your mantra whiles completing your smudging practice
Use your abalone shell to carry your sage around your space, it cradles your sage stick, can take the heat from the burning herbs and catch the hot cinders that fall away
