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White Sage and Cinnamon Torch - Prosperity

The word Sage comes from the Latin salvare and means Health, evoking and referring to healing. This powerful sacred plant has been used for thousands of years by Native Americans in spiritual rituals. The aroma of white sage – a plant released by burning a single leaf – is so intense that it immediately conveys a sense of serenity, tranquility, and positive energy.

Benefits of cinnamon: \"Cinnamon attracts the energy of abundance, money, employment, success in business, and prosperity. It brings good luck, repels negative energies, and attracts positive ones. It also protects physically and spiritually\"!

White sage is native to the American continent, particularly to high desert ecosystems (such as parts of California). White sage is considered the Plant of Immortality and is mainly used in cleansing rituals for healing, strength, health, and well-being.

White sage is one of the powerful plants traditionally used by ancient civilizations in spiritual rites, making it one of the most effective smudgers in the field of energy cleansing and space purification.

Native Americans use white sage to ward off evil spirits and negative energies.

Usage Instructions:

The white sage and cinnamon torch does not require a flame to burn. You can light the twigs and let them burn on their own. (You may use our turkey feather available on the site to spread the smoke)

For convenience, you can light the white sage and cinnamon torch in an abalone shell or a clay smudge bowl. Let the aroma and \"spirit\" of the sage and cinnamon spread naturally throughout the spaces/rooms. When the leaves go out, close the doors and let the aroma permeate the room. If the space is very large, you can move around and slowly diffuse the aroma through the rooms as you light and circulate.

The purpose presented is merely indicative of the common practice related to this plant and its use. This explanation is not restrictive or limiting, as there may be many more interpretations and uses for this plant. The colors in the image may differ slightly from reality and can vary depending on your screen settings and our photo editing.