Smudge Sahumitos Myrrh and Palo Santo

Smudge Sahumitos Myrrh and Palo Santo

Burning the Smudge Sahumitos Myrrh and Palo Santo while making a shamanic drum can be seen as a ritual to purify the spiritual energies and create a sacred atmosphere.

The base consists of Cedar, Bay Laurel and Eucalyptus Eucalyptus Cedar: A key ingredient in small smudge sticks. Works soothing, purifying, offers spiritual protection and connection. Eucalyptus: Works protectively on an energetic level, brings positive energy and promotes better spiritual balance. Myrrh: For harmony, purifying, brings clarity with an intense, woody aroma. Palo Santo: Literally means "Holy Wood". It is purifying, healing and connecting with the divine. Originally from Peru and traditionally used within Shamanic traditions for its unique properties.

"Sahumitos" refers to small bundles or preparations of dried herbs that are lit and left to smoulder, creating fragrant smoke. To perform a sahumito ceremony, the herb bundle is lit, allowed to catch fire and then the flames are blown out, causing the herbs to smoulder and produce smoke. The smoke is then spread through a space, over objects or around a person's body to cleanse and purify.

Instructions for using Smudge Sahumitos Myrrh and Palo Santo

1. Make sure you have a fireproof bowl or abalone shell and a small bag of sand. Light the end of the bundle and blow on it for a while so the flame goes out and the bundle continues to smoulder.
2. If the sahumito is tightly bundled, blow extra to get the herbs smouldering well.
3. After the session or ceremony, you can extinguish the bundle in a bowl of sand (make sure it is really out) and save the bundle for future use.
4. When the smudge smoke has subsided, let the remains cool completely before discarding them. Open the windows and ventilate well.

Respect for nature

Sagrada Madre Maha Sahumitos are a 100% unique natural product, handmade in Argentina. They are crafted from herbs, flowers and resin, held together by a plant-based binder.