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Is Black Sage A Closed Practice. But using ingredients including white sage in your practice, including using it for smoke cleansing or as incense, is not a closed practice. It’s not palo santo itself that is closed, but i would say indigenous practices and ceremonies that use palo santo (and for that matter, white sage) are. I’m just wondering if the use of sage for smoke. I know that the burning of white sage for smudging is a closed practice for indigenous communities. Native americans are struggling to find sage for their spiritual practices as the plant is being overharvested for sale to the wider public. Simply put, a closed practice in witchcraft and the occult refers to a practice in which you can only take part in their craft if you were specifically born into the practice, or went through an initiation process. Even though white sage is considered endangered due to overharvesting, the debate on whether smudging is a closed practice, or not, will continue. So, the use of palo santo would be an example of a closed practice. Witchcraft, with deeper roots than. But the art or practice of smudging, saging, or burning herbs to clear energy is an open practice.

Witchcraft, with deeper roots than. So, the use of palo santo would be an example of a closed practice. I’m just wondering if the use of sage for smoke. It’s not palo santo itself that is closed, but i would say indigenous practices and ceremonies that use palo santo (and for that matter, white sage) are. But using ingredients including white sage in your practice, including using it for smoke cleansing or as incense, is not a closed practice. Native americans are struggling to find sage for their spiritual practices as the plant is being overharvested for sale to the wider public. But the art or practice of smudging, saging, or burning herbs to clear energy is an open practice. Simply put, a closed practice in witchcraft and the occult refers to a practice in which you can only take part in their craft if you were specifically born into the practice, or went through an initiation process. I know that the burning of white sage for smudging is a closed practice for indigenous communities. Even though white sage is considered endangered due to overharvesting, the debate on whether smudging is a closed practice, or not, will continue.

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Is Black Sage A Closed Practice It’s not palo santo itself that is closed, but i would say indigenous practices and ceremonies that use palo santo (and for that matter, white sage) are. I know that the burning of white sage for smudging is a closed practice for indigenous communities. Witchcraft, with deeper roots than. Even though white sage is considered endangered due to overharvesting, the debate on whether smudging is a closed practice, or not, will continue. It’s not palo santo itself that is closed, but i would say indigenous practices and ceremonies that use palo santo (and for that matter, white sage) are. But using ingredients including white sage in your practice, including using it for smoke cleansing or as incense, is not a closed practice. Simply put, a closed practice in witchcraft and the occult refers to a practice in which you can only take part in their craft if you were specifically born into the practice, or went through an initiation process. So, the use of palo santo would be an example of a closed practice. But the art or practice of smudging, saging, or burning herbs to clear energy is an open practice. I’m just wondering if the use of sage for smoke. Native americans are struggling to find sage for their spiritual practices as the plant is being overharvested for sale to the wider public.