Sage & Eucalyptus Herb Bundle - HRB-125

• Used for smoke cleansing/smudging • 4" bundle • Energizes, unblocks, cleanses Few rituals can match the feeling you get from setting flame to the tip of an herbal bundle, and watching the aromatic smoke waft gently upward. That elemental combination of fire and air, along with the earth and water needed to grow the herbs, makes for a very powerful magic indeed. In this spirit, our Sage and Eucalyptus Herb Bundle offers more than just a cleansing experience; it's a gateway to an ancient practice, a moment to reconnect with the natural world and the energies that flow through it. The blend of sage and eucalyptus is energizing to both the mind and the body. Although most people know eucalyptus as a decongestant, it can be used to unblock more than just your nose. Let it help you overcome your mental blocks, your creative blocks, and more. When you’ve had a rough day and your energy is at low ebb, the eucalyptus and sage bundle can be a wonderful pick-me-up. Its invigorating properties help rejuvenate and revive your spirit. If brain fog is plaguing you, and you simply can’t seem to concentrate, this herbal blend can aid in removing your mental blocks. The refreshing scent of eucalyptus mixed with sage is known for enhancing focus and clarity. If you are constantly fighting fatigue, and feel exhausted and groggy all the time, burning eucalyptus and sage can help to replenish depleted energy levels. If you're seeking a subtle yet powerful shift in your life, our Sage and Eucalyptus Herb Bundle might just be the answer. Smudging vs. Smoke Cleansing: Across the globe, many cultures have used the smoke rising from burning aromatic herbs in rituals. Though often used interchangeably, the terms "smoke cleansing", "smoke bathing" and "smudging" have distinct meanings. Smoke cleansing or bathing refers to the broader practice of using herb smoke for purifying and protection. Smudging, a term deeply rooted in Native American and Indigenous cultures, denotes specific sacred rituals. As such, we try to avoid the use of the term "smudging", and we encourage our customers to make a conscious choice of what they call this practice.