Rosemary Smudge Bundle
€ 2,48 – € 3,31
- Excellent quality
- Full fragrance
- Straight from the Source
- Botanically accurate
Description
Description
Latin name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Also know as: Rosemary
Origin: California, USA
Supplier-ID: JC-110U
Rosemary Smudge Bundle
Smudging is a spiritual method to cleanse spaces of negative energy. Rosemary works well for this: the plant has a fresh, spicy scent and gives peace of mind. Rosemary is also an excellent plant for expelling unwanted odors. Smudging has traditionally been a ritual of the Native Americans (Indians). It is now also a popular custom in Europe!
Rosemary exerts its influence magically as well as physically and has been used throughout time for health & healing. Used in traditional European protection rituals.
Rosemary has been known through the ages as the herb of remembrance. During the plague, the burning of rosemary dependably cleared the air & prevented airborne infections. Rosemary was also given to mourners to protect them from disease.
Key Benefits of Rosemary:
Rosemary is a variety of sage and has the Latin name Rosmarinus officinalis.
The spicy scent of rosemary helps to lift your mood. It is a suitable smudging herb for when you are not feeling well. Rosemary helps relieve stress and can relieve headaches. Smudging rosemary is very suitable during or after a stressful period.
Rosemary has a very pleasant smell and it can be found a lot in Mediterranean cuisine!
Fragrance: Strong and full, characteristic, bitter, Mediterranian
The tradition of Smudging:
Smudging finds its origin in the USA by the Native American tribes. They burned herbs such as white sage to cleanse themselves and their environment from negative energy. The believe is that negative energies (spirits) do not tolerate the smoke of these burning herbs. And that this acts as a purifying function that attracts positive energies or good spirits.
The Native Americans liked to use symbolism in their rituals. In this way they preferably let the four elements come together: water, earth, fire and air. They did this with a shell (water), earth (herbs), fire (burning of the herbs) and air (smoke).
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