How to make white sage smudge sticks

Quick tutorial on how to make white sage smudge sticks!

[@tasjiachanel]

Where are they buying the leaves 🍃 for sage from 👀

[@sevengodsstark7966]

Easy, simple. Actually making one right now (just checking your vid in case I did it wrong or something!) Thanks anyways ✌🏾🇬🇧

[@solomitadavid8807]

#37

[@NansJunior]

Now we can loop the ghost

[@yummycooking6621]

Hello friend:) enjoy your video~ just subbed.. stay connected :)

[@solomitadavid8807]

Great job!! Big like!!

[@moumitashappycookinglab1879]

Very nice👍👍👍👍just join u 238...Thanks for joining me... Love your craft... keep in touch

[@WhisperingWinds]

Moumita's Happy Cooking Lab thank you so much!

[@tatyanabolin1836]

Very nice! Thank you!

[@ZAHIR564]

Wow how do you create such a nice things❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍💖💖💕💕💕💖👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@WhisperingWinds]

ZAHIR’S COOKING COOKING thank you :)

[@bigvenlittleven]

I’ve read a lot of different opinions on the ethics of non-Native people using white sage and smudging, and I know that not all Native people hold the same views but I was wondering what your view on this topic is. Is it appropriate for non-Native people to use white sage and to use smudging outside of its cultural and ceremonial context?

[@bigvenlittleven]

Also no pressure to answer!! You’re obv not obligated to teach me anything, I was just wondering. I really like your channel! :)

[@peachtea6998]

Hii! I’ve been a practicing witch for about two years now and there’s been controversy about this particular issue for a long time. I myself am not native but I am a pagan. Sage is sacred to native culture but a lot of people don’t know that pagans have been using sage for a long time as well! I think that both cultures should be able to use sage in their practice as both have been using it for hundreds of years, however keep in mind that white sage is currently endangered, so it’s best if you use other smudging herbs and plants like cedar, rosemary, pine, etc. and there are several sources that list what you can use. I think why native people are getting upset is because non-spiritual people who don’t practice witchcraft or aren’t native are using white sage to smudge because it’s trendy right now, and using a sacred herb that is now rapidly disappearing is pretty disrespectful. My standpoint is that even if you aren’t native or a practicing witch, I think that smudging is ok as long as you take it seriously and are respectful, I would just avoid using white sage. Have a nice day!🌸✨🍄

[@jonathanmacias5450]

@@peachtea6998 it's not endangered I live in SoCal and if you ever go hiking it's all over the place and it's listed as safe on the California Native plant society although I believe it shouldn't be harvested from the wild since that should be reserved for wild life

[@LoupeWhole]

​@@jonathanmacias5450I am here because I have white sage in my yard and can't get rid of it. I dig it up and comes back stronger. Lol Maybe I should see it as a blessing and sell it😊

[@Urteilgame]

It is here for everyone.

[@vtisecurity2880]

Awesome!

[@highonmike]

Do you know how much weight was this? 1 oz? Half oz ?

[@Cc07]

Are they fully dry? Mine won’t hold together like that if they’re completely dried..

[@YourNextCast]

Now that was quick. Thanks for the share.

[@memesarecoolright4747]

She in fast mode because she started a hunt and didnt have a smudge stick but knows how to make a smudge stick

[@heatherchisholm2415]

do we take the string off before burning it? or will it not hold together without it

[@trance5772]

What type of string is used

[@dorisrobinson4665]

What kind of string do you use

[@beautifulover504]

Thanks for sharing 🤗

[@WhisperingWinds]

Chairman Of the Bored thank you :)

[@yogesh663]

hindi me kya bolte hai ise

[@NoRandoms]

So simple, will have to recreate this one.

[@gerrimiller3491]

perfect❤

[@OchioChan1325]

What do you do with the stems after?

[@funkalicioussilvano3346]

Burn it all