Palo Santo Sticks

“Holy Wood”  Bursera graveolens Used in much the same way as White Sage to combat negativity and cleanse one's space. Very fragrant in its raw form, though burned during ceremony. This sacred wood is only harvested from fallen trees, proceeds fund the replanting of these ancient mystical beings. Palo santo is a tree that grows in dry tropical forests of countries like Peru, Ecuador, and other parts of South America. It's important to distinguish it from other woods sometimes sold as "palo santo." True palo santo has a distinct, sweet, citrusy, and slightly woody aroma. Traditional Uses: Cleansing and Purification: Palo santo is most commonly used for smudging, a practice similar to burning sage. It's believed to cleanse spaces of negative energy, purify the air, and promote a sense of peace and tranquility. Spiritual Ceremonies: Indigenous cultures have used palo santo in various spiritual rituals for centuries. It's thought to enhance meditation, connect with the spiritual realm, a