Burning Sage-- or the art of sage smudging-- dates back to Egypt's 5th dynasty-- around 4500 years ago. During these early practices, sage smudging was used for its distinct fragrance and ability to repel insects. Even though sage has been documented in many cultures. We have Indigenous American tribes to thank for traditional smudging practices utilizing the popular Salvia Apiana (White Sage). Native Americans have practiced sage smudging spiritual rituals and religious ceremonies for centuries to purify the body, cleanse a space of negative energy, and restore balance.

Blue Sage is also known as “Grandmother Sage”. It’s name comes from its broad medicinal and magickal properties. Blue Sage metaphysical properties are very extraordinary.

Although White Sage is the most popular choice of smudge, Blue Sage offers many benefits that exceed White Sage! Many money spells, prosperity rituals, and abundance mantras call for the use of blue sage due to its money attracting properties. Blue Sage is also preferred to those who seek an alternative to White Sage. Many people look for White Sage alternatives out of respect for Native American tribes since white sage is considered sacred.

Blue Sage is the perfect herb to burn in any abundance or prosperity ritual. Blue Sage has metaphysical properties that attract success.

"Money, money come to me,
In abundance three times three,
May I be enriched in the best ways,
Harming non on it's way,
This I accept, so more it be,
Bring me money three times three!"