Black Sage

Black Sage, also known as Salvia mellifera or California Black Sage, is a native plant found in the southwestern United States and Mexico. It is characterized by its dark-colored leaves and strong, aromatic scent. Black Sage has been used for centuries by Native American tribes for its medicinal and spiritual properties. When burned, the leaves release a fragrant smoke that is believed to have cleansing and purifying effects on the environment. It is often used in smudging rituals to clear negative energy, dispel stagnant vibes, and create a sense of clarity and protection. Black Sage is also associated with grounding and grounding energy, helping to bring balance and stability to the mind, body, and spirit. Its distinct aroma is known to promote relaxation, enhance focus, and create a calming atmosphere. Black Sage holds cultural and historical significance, honoring the traditions of the indigenous peoples and their connection to the land and spirituality.