Tag: Sage

Native Americans in California had many uses for Black Sage. Leaves, stalks, and seeds were eaten and brews were made for treatment of coughs, sore throats, and arthritis pain. Black Sage is used in native landscape and gardening as it is good for erosion control. How is sage used in Native American culture? Sage is […]

Salvia mellifera (black sage, also known as seel by the Mahuna) is a small, highly aromatic, evergreen shrub of the genus Salvia (the sages) native to California, and Baja California, Mexico. Salvia mellifera Family: Lamiaceae Genus: Salvia Species: S. mellifera Binomial name How did Native Americans use black sage? Native Americans in California had many […]

BLACK SAGE is used to encourage dreams and visions. It is an herb of introspection and inner healing. When burnt before bedtime, it aids in restful sleep and pleasant dreams. Black Sage aids in protection during astral travel and shamanic journeying. Is black sage good for cleansing? Native Americans and other indigenous peoples have burned […]

The red blooming Salvia flower is traditionally associated with love and romance and is symbolic of “Forever mine” gestures. What is the meaning of red sage? Definition of red sage 1 : a tropical shrub (Lantana camara) with flat clusters of small tubular flowers that open yellow or pink but change to scarlet or orange. […]

Clary Sage is safe for use around dogs. Is clary sage safe for dogs in a diffuser? While Clary Sage is generally considered a safe oil to use on dogs, you still need to take the necessary precautions, dilute and start off slow. Treat all essential oils as though they are medicine and always follow […]

Best Cleaners to Remove a Smoke Smell Vinegar. Baking soda. Rubbing alcohol. Dishwashing liquid. Essential oils such as lemon, lavender, eucalyptus and sage. What removes burnt smell? There are plenty of ways to clean unpleasant scents before they become overwhelming, including these eight tips to get burnt smells out of your house. Pour Salt on […]

Due to Clary Sage’s properties, this essential oil may be used for dogs to manage a wide range of conditions and ailments. These properties include: Antibacterial: for use on minor wounds, cuts, skin infections, irritation and burns. Antifungal: effective in the treatment of Candida in itchy dogs. Is Sage oil safe to diffuse around dogs? […]

Salvia Apiana plant. It is made from the silver-white leaves of the Salvia Apiana plant and grows on the coast of California. It is a sacred herb used by shamans of indigenous people in North America for centuries for purification ceremonies. Blue sage has a spicy scent. What is blue sage made of? Blue sage […]

Dragon’s Blood” is a red resin obtained from the Dracaena plant also known as the dragon tree. Adding the resin to any other herb is known to enhance its’ effects. The approximate dimension of Dragon Blood is 13cm. What is Dragon blood sage used for? Today, its most common use is for digestive health. The […]

Sage possesses a degree of telepathic ability, allowing her to communicate with others over short distances, project psionic energy blasts, create illusions, and release an astral form within a limited range. How did Sage get her powers? It is heavily implied (through her Contract Tier 9 Playercard, Journey of Trials (see Cards below), and through […]

Contents 1 The Eagle-Owl Sage. 2 The Scorpion Sage. 3 The Bull Sage. 4 The Salamander Sage. 5 The Toad Sage. 6 Headbands. 7 Trivia. Who are the 3 great sages? Ayurveda came to our land due to the efforts of the three Great Sages – Dhanwantari (in his Divodasa avatar), Bharadwaja, and Kashyapa. These […]

What Type of Sage Do You Burn? Sage comes in several varieties. Healers and herbalists typically use white sage, also known as California or bee sage, for burning. Common sage, lavender sage, blue sage, black sage, and other types each have their own unique qualities, Yeager says. Can you burn normal sage? You can also […]

Salvia officinalis Come closer to the herb and observe its leaves and stems for the following characteristics found in sage: purple or green woody, square stems covered in a fine down. Leaves have a leathery texture also covered with soft hair and are stalked and opposite. How do I know what sage I have? At […]

Refrigerate Fresh Sage To store, simply wrap the sage leaves in paper towels and put them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator. Make sure to use the leaves within four to five days. Fresh leaves that are covered in olive oil can be stored for much longer in the refrigerator, about three weeks. Does […]

While many people grow sage in their garden, they want to know exactly what to use sage for after it is grown. Here are some great ways to use sage in cooking, around the house, in cleanings and purifying airborne bacteria, as well as in tea and for cleaning. Fresh sage is a wonderful plant […]

Unlike some herbs which can cause digestive upset in large doses, sage is recognized by the ASPCA as being non-toxic for dogs. You should still limit your dog’s intake to a few leaves a day, but there’s no danger of poisoning. Is burning sage bad for dogs? “Sage is considered a nontoxic herb. It is […]

Definition of red sage 1 : a tropical shrub (Lantana camara) with flat clusters of small tubular flowers that open yellow or pink but change to scarlet or orange. — called also wild sage. 2 : any of various plants of the genus Kochia (especially K. americana) What is the difference between sage and red […]

How long does a sage stick last? It depends on the thickness and size of your smudge stick. A 20cm smudge stick with a diameter of around 7cm lasted me for around two weeks of daily home cleansing. Note that you’re supposed to blow out the flame and let the smudge stick smolder rather than […]

However, if you are doing it for the scent, the smoke can rise to toxic levels. This can irritate your dog’s lungs. If he has a pre-existing respiratory illness such as bronchitis and asthma, the smoke may irritate his system. Although rare, too much smoke can also build up in a dog’s ears and lead […]

Alternatives to White Sage for Smudging Black sage. Garden sage. Wormwood (this is my go-to, since it’s so abundant where I live) Cedar. Pine. Holy basil. Mints. Rosemary. Why you shouldn’t use white sage? Because of all that complicated history of sage burning, when non-Native people use white sage to “smudge” their homes or other […]