NATURAL INCENSE FROM LEAVES: Our White Sage Bundles are grown on small family farms. The leaves are hand harvested and wrapped into 1″ diameter bundles with pure cotton string. There are no added scents or chemicals. It creates a slow-burning white sage smudge stick, perfect for meditation, blessings, cleansings, witchcraft, pagan rituals, and more. Combine our sage bundle with a feather and abalone shell for smudging to make wonderful gifts of spiritual items for your friends and family. CLEANSING NEGATIVE ENERGY: You can smudge regularly with white sage to enhance your spiritual cleansing and invite positive energy. It is an ancient practice, especially important to Native American tribes. They believe that burning sage would provide protection from evil. Today, it is commonly used to cleanse past trauma or bad experiences a home or personal space may hold, letting you fill the air with a light and comforting feel. CREATE A POSITIVE GRID: Our sage smudge sticks for cleansing can rebalance both space and objects in your home. From furniture to jewelry, burning white sage may help relieve the stress life can bring and replace it with optimistic comfort and peace. For centuries, the practice of white sage smudging has been used to remove residual reminders of bad experience, calm household irritability, and provide negative energy protection. EASY TO USE: You can provide a clean slate of energy for your house by smudging regularly. To perform a thorough cleansing, light the leafy side of the sage bundle and let it burn for about 20 seconds. Gently blow out the flame and let the dried herbs smolder. Waft the smoke or allow the smoke to permeate the air as you cleanse. You can also place the bundle in a smudge bowl or abalone shell. PURE HOME CLEANSING: When smudging, take your time and walk room to room through your house, blessing the area with a prayer or statement of intent while focusing on peace and calm thinking. Move the bundle of smoking sage into all corners, paying attention to enclosed spaces, such as closets or under stairs. Allow a moment to let the smudging sage smoke reach every nook and cranny. When finished, dab the embers into sand or a fire-safe bowl; do not use water.