White Sage Smudge Stick - 4 inches

Origin: United States Size: 4 inches (handmade, may have a deviation of about 1 inch) [Benefits of burning White Sage] 🍀 Purifies negative energy in space 🍀 Demagnetizes crystals 🍀 Provides protection 🍀 Suppresses odors 🍀 Antimicrobial properties 🍀 Prevents colds 🍀 Activates brain cells 🍀 Enhances memory 🍀 Resists bacterial and fungal infections 🍀 Improves emotional well-being 🍀 Enhances sleep quality, alleviating insomnia [Items needed for burning White Sage] 1. Heat-resistant container (can use a ceramic bowl, traditional methods recommend using an abalone shell) 2. Ignition source (matches, candles, or a lighter) 3. Fan/feather (not necessary, only used to guide the direction of smoke) [Precautions] • Use ignition sources with care, avoid wearing long and wide-sleeved clothing during smoking to prevent burns or ignition of nearby objects. Have a water source prepared for emergencies. • Do not use vessels that easily conduct heat, such as metal or glass. • Pay attention to the ignition source when burning sage, and do not leave burning sage unattended in the room. • After burning, check if the ignition source is completely extinguished. • If the respiratory tract is sensitive, open windows during smoking. Consult a doctor if severely allergic. • Pregnant and breastfeeding women are advised not to use. [How to smudge sage] 1. Ignite the end of the sage with leaves, swaying up and down to extinguish the flame, allowing smoke to rise. 2. Place the sage in the heat-resistant container, holding the container and moving around the room, pausing in each corner for a while. 3. Finally, place the container in the center of the room to allow the smoke to purify the entire space. 4. Sage will burn automatically based on the surrounding positive and negative ion counts until the ions are cleared, and it stops burning. 5. If you need to extinguish sage forcefully, hold the sage and press the burning end firmly into the container until the ignition source is extinguished. *Do not use water to extinguish sage, as it will render it unusable next time. 6. Store sage in a dry place for future use. Ignite again when needed.