Bulk Wholesale Palo Santo Wood Sticks: CHOOSE AMOUNT oz or lb Smudging Cleansing

Description

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Palo Santo means “Holy Wood” and is used in
cleansing and purifying rituals in much the same way as White Sage Smudge. It
is a wonderful, deeply aromatic wood which has been used by the Incas and
people of the Andes for many centuries. It’s purpose is to purify and cleanse,
to get rid of evil spirits and influences and it’s smoke is believed by many to
have healing and therapeutic powers. This material is from Peru.
These sticks are assorted sizes – generally bigger and
chunkier than the standard sticks. They can easily be cut down to smaller
pieces if needed.
Just choose the amount of these wonderfully scented,
premium quality Palo Santo Sticks you need! Natural item so please allow for
some variance from item to item.
Smudging:
Smudging ceremonies using herbs, resins, Palo Santo
Wood and incense are a custom of many indigenous cultures throughout the world,
including North American indigenous peoples. Traditionally used in rituals,
ceremonies and for spiritual purification, house blessings and spiritual
cleansing. The smoke is believed by many to cleanse either a space or the body
and aura, drive away negative energy and help reconnect with mother earth. Make
sure the room where you are smudging is well ventilated. Open all the doors and
windows. This is essential to not only drive out the negative energies (provide
them with a route out) but also as a health precaution. Do not use if you
suffer from Asthma or have respiratory issues. Do not use near infants or young
children or anyone who is or may be pregnant. Do not leave burning smudge
unattended! If you are just starting out with smudging don’t be too worried
about which instructions are ‘correct’ or ‘work best’. Do what works best for you
and ‘feels right’ for you. Your ‘intention’ is a key component of the ritual so
be clear on what you want to achieve and keep that in mind as you perform the
ritual. At the end of the ceremony make sure the stick is extinguished. You can
crush the end in sand or dirt, place the cover of the pot over it or simply
place the stick in the open water container. Just be sure the stick is
extinguished before it is left.