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Burning sage is one of the oldest and purest methods of cleansing a person or space and of getting rid of unwanted spirits. 

The practice dates back to prehistoric times and it’s been documented as having been used in every corner of the world by our ancestors.




The life force energy of its smoke penetrates deep into the ether and alters the vibration of a space, or living being, by absorbing any heavy, dense energy.” (From science perspective, sage’s been proven to absorb up to 94% of airborne bacteria.)

So I thought that we can raise our energy with sage.There're different methods of course,but I love this the most.

                                          H O W   T O   B U R N   S A G E 

Before you light up, remember to open a door or window as the unwanted energy you are trying to clear must have a pathway to get out.

Well,now  all you need is sage ,bowl and lighter.

I didn't have stick so I used leafs.

Set stick or leafs into a bowl/jar. Once the leaves catch fire, blow softly on the flame until it goes out. 




This will cause a soft gray smoke to billow from the sage, which you want to keep going by gently fanning the flames as needed, or moving the bowl around.

Lastly keep believing what you do.It all starts with belief😇






Hope you enjoyed the post,see you next time !

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