Energetic Cleansing Kit
Signature Energetic Cleansing Kit
1 x Organic Californian White Sage Smudge Stick
Our ethically sourced white sage smudge sticks are the perfect tool to help cleanse your home from day to day negative energies, improve the air quality and help with sleep.
Burning white sage for smudging is well known for its ability to purify and cleanse. It creates a calming ritual that helps to release the stagnant energy that can breed negativity. White sage sticks can be burnt for many reasons including moving into a new home, after a period of illness, starting a new chapter in your life or simply to refresh your energy before your daily meditation.
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2 x Palo Santo - Spanish for Holy Wood, and is one of nature’s awesome tools for raising vibrations, purifying and cleansing your space with a beautifully aromatic, woody smell hinting of lemon and mint, along with the ability to bring peace, calm and clarity to a situation or place, who wouldn’t want to get smudging with Palo Santo? Palo Santo works well for smudging or clearing a room of negative energies, or simply for refreshing a room in your home after you’ve had guests or visitors to stay. The smell is so fresh and beautiful, we like to use it in place of traditional air fresheners and diffusers. These sticks are medium sized, ranging from 6 – 10grms and 10cm in length and top quality.
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1 x Premium Quality Paua Shell, cleaned with smooth edge, average size between 12 – 15 cm
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1 x Wooden Tripod Stand
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Room to Heal
190 Johns Road
Rangiora
0273 621 601
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