You will receive one 4.5-5 inch White Sage bundle and 3 Crystals in a velvet bag.
Smokey Quartz Point- To aid in grounding and Cleansing, as well as protecting against negative energy and helping to bring positive vibration.
Rose Quartz- for unconditional love, and infinite peace.
Hematite- for harmonizing and protecting your spirit.
How To Use Sage Smudge
Step One
Pick your Smudge. This one is White Sage The most used/ common for cleansing a home or person
Step Two
Get something to burn it on or to catch the ashes. If you're burning loose sage, you will definitely need some type of shell, bowl or plate that can take the heat. Tin and other thin materials are a no-no—they will burn like hell when you pick them up, and they can scorch the surface beneath them if your sage-burning ritual lasts long enough. If you're burning a smudge stick, you really just need something to rest it on and catch any falling ash. That can be a plate, ashtray, shell, whatever—just make sure it's burn-proof.
Step Three
Light up. If you're burning loose herbs, light them up, let them burn for a few seconds and blow the flame out. BE CAREFUL when you blow; loose sage gets airborne pretty easily. If you're burning a smudge stick, light one end & let it burn a bit longer before blowing it out, as sticks tend to burn less easily. It should be slightly smoldering with smoke coming off of it but not any open flames.
Step Four
If you're clearing a room or home Open a window in each room, then simply walk around and guide the smoke until you feel the energy shift. It doesn't take much, a few minutes ought to be enough for a basic clearing. Be sure to waft smoke over yourself first to cleanse yourself, then around doorways and windows and into every corn of the room as negative energy can hide in dark corners.
Step Five
Let it burn out. The idea here is burning what you need and hopefully having it self-extinguish by the time you're done. This is something you'll need to experiment with a bit, but it's a lot easier than it sounds. When in doubt, burn less—you can always light it up again—this is a far better alternative to having to wait for it to die out on its own.
Never leave Burning Sage unattended.
