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French Lavender Mist is calming and nurturing. Use it to prepare your space for sleep and relaxation, and to neutralize stress. French Lavender Mist is a traditional blend of essential oil in distilled water and polysorbate-20, an emulsifier derived from coconut. -
This amazing "flower" isn't a flower at all, but a plant! Rose of Jericho is not a rose, but a Mexican desert plant with unusual magical properties. It is also known as the Resurrection flower because the plant seems to come to life after dying. Water is used to re-hydrate the plant. Just place it in a bowl of water and it will magically come to life!this resurrection plant is widely used in many different rituals and traditions practiced by not only Catholic followers, but also by the people who practice Santeria and Hoodoo.
As of its transition from looking like a dead, brown ball into an open, lush and green looking plant, by just adding a little bit of water, and the fact that this process can be repeated almost endlessly, the plant is also called resurrection plant.
There are several rituals you can do to employ the symbolism of the Rose of Jericho. If you wish to have a good business, you can place this plant in a shallow dish of water and place it by the door. It is believed that you will have more customers visiting your business place. The resurrection plant also symbolizes protection, power, happiness, abundance, peace and prevents the bad power sources from influencing your life. In order to protect your house from some kind of evil spirits, you are advised to place the Rose of Jericho in any place in your house. If you have an altar dedicated for spiritual purposes that would be a great spot for this plant to reside. Crossing yourself with the water of the plant is believed to bring happiness and blessings.
More interestingly, the Rose of Jericho is also believed to have the power to draw love.
The power of the Rose of Jericho to resurrect from the dried or death condition is also symbolizing transformation and energy renewal.
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Drum style smudge pot, great for burning smudge sticks, loose herbs, or just fill it up with sand and it makes a great incense burner. -
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This smudging bundle of wonderful smelling herbs have long been used in ritual and ceremony by indigenous peoples. Sage brings wisdom and is calming and healing and removes negative energy, Yerba Santa is used to purify and to set and protect boundaries, and Lavender restores balance and creates a peaceful atmosphere. Lavender also attracts loving energy and spirits. Use to calm the energy of your home or space, cleanse yourself when feeling a little out of sorts, or to cleanse a new purchase before using. -
Use this sage smudge stick to remove negative or incompatible energies and vibrations from the environment and Lavender is used for purification, chastity and to promote healing sleep. Native Americans routinely use smudging as a vehicle for spiritual transformation, to raise vibration, and to purify a room, dwelling or space. When sage is burned, the smoke releases negative ions, which allows purification to occur. Traditionally, smudging herbs are indigenous sage, but sage may also be blended with other herbs, and tied into smudging bundles. When a sage blend is burned, one enjoys the combination of the energetic vibrations from both the sage itself, and the herb it is blended with. Burn your sage with reverence and respect for the tradition by following some simple steps: Store your sage bundle in an abalone shell or clay pot, which should be kept at waist height or higher: Light the sage with a wooden match: Smudge in a clockwise fashion, beginning in the east side of the space: immediately remove the burned ash from the area, placing it outside your dwelling. Directions for burning sage: Light the sage with a wooden match and blow out the flame. Wash your hands in the smoke and allow the smoke to billow around your body. Now you are cleansed, and ready to repeat the process in your room. Now use the sage smoke to cleanse and purify your space by waving the smudge stick and spreading the smoke around with a smudge feather. Speak your intention for purification while moving in a clockwise direction around your space, beginning in the east. The ritual of sage smudging and purification is intention-based. One does not have to perform the process exactly. In fact, different Native American cultures may vary the process from tribe to tribe. Know that if your heart is pure, the effort and intention will be enough. -
Used for protection spells and divination. Associated with music and weather magic and sacred to Druids. Good for use in work with Fairies. -
Protective, healing, and nurturing. Sacred to the Native Americans for its healing properties and rich, pungent and clearing smoke—pine resin is a great way to clear a space. When burned, pinion energetically creates a peaceful and inviting environment. It’s also used to clear and balance one’s aura and energy field. It’s commonly used in healing ceremonies and invokes clairvoyance, compassion and spiritual strength. -
In various cultures around the world, juniper has been known as a protector tree. Throughout its mythology, it is found protecting travelers and sheltering people in danger. In the Biblical story, during their escape to Egypt, Jesus and his family hid under a juniper tree when King Herod’s soldiers pursued them. And, in the Old Testament, when the prophet Elijah fled Queen Jezebel, it was a mystical juniper tree that safeguarded and hid him, keeping him safe while he rested in preparation to cross the desert to Mount Sinai. Native Americans and Tibetans have used juniper incense in ceremonies and as traditional medicine for millennia. It has been widely burned since antiquity as a fumigant to stave off viruses and plagues of sickness all over the Mediterranean and surrounding regions. It has also been a symbol of strength, fertility, and longevity for centuries. -
Change the octave of your singing bowl by using either the fabric or wooden end of these batons from India. This baton size is ideal for smaller sized bowls. -
4″ white sage smudge stick for purification, protection, and positive energy for your home and sacred space. Our Global Shaman Native American smudges are sustainably harvested by Native Americans. A portion of sales supports a Native American reservation cooperative, an initiative that is providing hope for a community in poverty. The different herbs used in our smudges are grown and harvested by Native Americans in a sustainable manner that preserves their natural habitat. Our smudges are packaged in biodegradable bags, with eco-friendly hangtags, in keeping with our commitment to the environment. For centuries smudging, the burning of aromatic herbs, has been believed to release the beneficial properties of each plant. The White Sage Smudge is the most common incense burning plant used by Native Americans. White Sage (Salvia Apiana) is traditionally used as a space clearing plant, to remove negative energy indoors and out. It supports healing rituals, sweat lodge ceremonies and festivals. Its fresh herbal fragrance rejuvenates the mind and enhances mental clarity and memory. These are sold individually. -
Goloka Backflow Incense Cones- Scent: Lavender
- Burn Time: Approx. 20 Minutes
- Cone Size: 1.25"
- Suitable for all Backflow Incense Burners, Smoke will backflow
- Hand Made in India
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If burning loose incense or resin, use charcoal on top of sand in the smudge pot. Also great for your favorite spells and rituals, burn in a smudge pot or cauldron.
