Cedar sage

Smudging is an Indigenous practice used to purify and clear the energy in your home and your auric field. Typically, smudging is done by using the smoke from a bundle of dried herbs such as sage, lavender or rosemary. Palo Santo, tree resins, and tobacco can also be used for this practice. The smoke from these plants, harnesses the purifying properties of the fire and helps to carry away any intrusive or toxic energy from your home and/or your body.

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Cedar sage (Salvia roemeriana) Austin: Barton Creek Greenbelt April 7, 2012 Cedar sage is a stunning perennial, particularly when you encounter it on a shady limestone outcrop which is its native habitat. It is native to the Edwards Plateau of Central Texas and thrives in shady spots where leaf mulch of junipers is available. www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=SARO3

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“A long time ago, there lived a human being who always went out of his way to help the people of his village. “When the elders could no longer hunt for themselves, he would bring them food. “A young couple getting married could count on him to help make their tipi poles and gather the hides needed

Learn how to make cedar smudge sticks for spiritual cleansing and protection, using natural materials and traditional techniques.