How to sage yourself. If you’re interested in saging yourself, you can essentially follow the same steps as above, but the focus will be on your body instead of your space. Stand in the shape of a T with legs slightly spread like you’re in the TSA line at the airport.
How to sage smudge?
How to smudge. When smudging, light one end of your sage bundle with a match (not a human-made lighter). Blow out the flame, and let the end continue to burn. Fan the smoke into the corners with a feather as you move around the space.
The chosen answer was How To Sage (Smudge) Your Home, Office, And Yourself (Step-By-Step) Light the thick end of the sage and blow out the fire once it produces smoke. The smoke is what does the clearing. Start in one corner of the room and move the smoke up and down. Some people like to use a feather to fan the smoke. Move to each of the other corners in the room.
So, how to smudge yourself with a sage wand?
Smudge Yourself with a Sage Wand : This is the classic method of clearing yourself. Stand on a surface that will not be harmed by falling ash. Take a regular, white sage smudge stick in your power hand (the hand you write with) and light it. Allow the flame to go out and wait until you see a stream of smoke coming from the stick.
How do you burn sage in a house?
Avoid using wood, paper, rubber, or anything flammable. Keep water on hand so that you can extinguish the burning sage if the flame grows out of hand. Open a window or a door before you begin. This will give the sage smoke–along with any negative energy–a way to leave your home. Open a window or a door in any room where you plan to burn sage.
This of course begs the inquiry “How do you Dry sage for cooking?”
The most usefull answer is, note that sage is a potent herb, so a small amount will add a lot of flavor to your dishes. Dry sage leaves for 2 weeks and store them in airtight containers. If you want to dry sage, hang up the stems or lay the leaves out on a paper towel to dry in a cool place with little humidity. Let them sit for 2-3 weeks.
How do you Smudge?
With your materials in hand, you’re ready to start smudging! First, you may want to set an intention to strengthen your 2 Step 2: Open Windows and Doors.
Sage is one of the most popular smudge stick materials. The common name itself is associated with wisdom and spirituality. White sage (salvia apiana) is THE quintessential smudge stick herb. I LOVE the smell of white sage smoke.