Approximate size of pieces: 10 x 2.5 cm

Approximate weight of the bag: 70 - 80 gr

Origin: Peru

Burning Palo Santo, an aromatic resin from a South American wood, is often used in purification and spiritual rituals. Here's how to do it safely:

Materials needed:

1. Palo Santo Sticks
2. Matches or lighter
3. A heat-resistant container (such as a ceramic bowl or abalone shell)
4. A snuffer or bellows (optional)

Steps:

1. Preparation:

   • Choose a well-ventilated area. You can open a window to allow the smoke to escape.
   • Place the Palo Santo in a heat-safe container to collect the ashes.

2. Lighting the Palo Santo:

   • Hold the Palo Santo stick by the end.
   • Light the end of the stick using matches or a lighter. Let the flame burn for about 30 seconds to 1 minute.

3. Waiting:

   • When the end of the Palo Santo stick is lit, gently blow on the flame until it goes out. The wood should then release an aromatic smoke.

4. Purification:

   • Pass the smoking Palo Santo stick around the area you wish to cleanse. Focus on the intention of purification and release of negative energies.

5. Extinguishing the Palo Santo:

   • When you are done with the ritual, extinguish the Palo Santo stick by gently tapping it in the heat-proof container. Make sure there are no flames left.

6. Storage:

   • Store Palo Santo sticks in a dry place for future use.

Safety Tips:

• Never leave Palo Santo burning unattended.
• Use a heat-resistant container to avoid any risk of fire.
• Completely extinguish the Palo Santo stick after use.
• If you have allergies or respiratory problems, be aware of the effects of smoke.