In North America, Indigenous groups use bundles of dried plants, known as smudge sticks, in their traditional ceremonies. The smoke released by burning these sticks is used to purify spaces and ...
The fragrance of burning sage filled the air as nearly 100 people formed a circle. Smoke from the smudging ceremony drifted upward to meet mist from a passing cloud.
Different Indigenous groups utilize various types of wild plants for these rituals, including sweetgrass and white sage. The use of smudge sticks has been adopted relatively recently by New Age ...
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