7 Chakra Sage Smudge Stick

Sage sticks are bundles of dried sage, typically white sage, that are used in the practice of smudging. Smudging involves burning the sage stick to produce smoke, which is believed to cleanse a space, object, or person of negative energy. The smoke is thought to carry away any negativity, leaving behind a purer and more positive environment.

Palo Santo, also known as "Holy Wood," is a sacred wood native to South America. When burned, it releases a sweet, woodsy aroma that is often used for spiritual purification, energy cleansing, and meditation. Like sage, Palo Santo is commonly used in smudging rituals to clear negative energy and invite positivity into your space.

To smudge your home or personal space, light the tip of a sage stick or Palo Santo until it begins to smolder and produce smoke. Gently wave the smoke around the area you wish to cleanse, paying special attention to corners, doorways, and windows. You can also use a feather or your hand to direct the smoke. As you do this, set an intention for clearing away negativity and inviting positive energy. Once finished, extinguish the stick in a fireproof dish or sand.

There is no set rule for how often you should smudge your space. Many people choose to smudge whenever they feel a buildup of negative energy, after an argument, before starting a new project, or during significant life changes. Some prefer to make it a regular practice, such as once a week or monthly, to maintain a consistently positive environment.

Yes, both sage sticks and Palo Santo can be reused until they are fully burned. Simply extinguish the smudge stick or wood after each use by pressing it into a fireproof dish or sand, and relight it the next time you wish to smudge.

At Spellbound Boutique, we source our sage sticks and Palo Santo from ethical suppliers who harvest these materials sustainably and responsibly. We encourage our customers to be mindful of the cultural significance of these items and to use them with respect and gratitude.

Yes, sage sticks and Palo Santo are both excellent tools for personal energy cleansing. You can smudge yourself by gently waving the smoke around your body, starting at your feet and moving upwards. This ritual is believed to clear away any negative energy you may have absorbed and restore your natural energetic balance.

Smudging is generally safe for indoor use when done with proper ventilation. Open windows or doors to allow the smoke to escape and prevent a buildup of smoke in the room. Always use a fireproof dish to catch any ashes, and never leave a burning sage stick or Palo Santo unattended.

Be mindful using sage around pets as it can effect their nose and sense of smell due to it's extremely potent scent. We recommend Palo santo for those with pets.

While smudging is typically safe, it’s important to take precautions if you have pets or children. Ensure that the area is well-ventilated and keep the smudge stick or Palo Santo out of reach.

Animals may be sensitive to the smoke, so consider smudging in a room that your pets can avoid while the smoke dissipates. We recommend Palo Santo for those with pets as the scent is less potent for them.