A Beginners Guide - Home Purification

In this discourse, I will elucidate my longstanding practice of cleansing and purifying my residence, as well as those of my friends and family. This process is conducted regularly, comprising both swift cleanses and comprehensive deep cleanses, typically on a monthly basis. Cleansing serves various purposes; it may be undertaken simply to alleviate an unproductive day or to foster positivity while dispelling negativity. Additionally, I have observed that this practice can attract favourable fortunes.
What You'll Need
- White sage (can be sage stick or loose leaf or even sage spray)
- Lighter (for dried Sage)
- Feather (optional)
- Heat-proof bowl or plate for the sage
(I also have a little sand in mine to put my sage stick out when completed)
You can find the tools your after in the links here:
Sage Stick
Sage Spray
Sage Kit

Instructions
1. Crack open any doors and windows throughout the home
(This allows the negative energy to leave)
2. Light the tip of one end of the sage stick until it gets a little flame then lightly blow or fan out the flame with your hand you should now have a smoulder.
(This is not needed when using sage spray)
3. Once the sage is smouldering walk in a clockwise direction around the home going into every room opening all cupboards.
3. Once the sage is smouldering walk in a clockwise direction around the home going into every room opening all cupboards.
(don't forget to go behind the doors)
4. While you move through the home repeat the following
4. While you move through the home repeat the following
Incantation
All spirits and energies that are not of the white light.
You are not welcome here.
Repeat this over and over and over again until you return to where you started.
5. Once you are satisfied and feel a shift stub out the sage stick in the sand until its extinguished and no longer smouldering.
For a Quick Cleanse
Simply repeat steps 1 and 2 and leave it sitting in the heatproof bowl on the kitchen bench or table for 10 to 15 mins.
Then extinguish it
Note: Never Leave White Sage smouldering unattended!
If you use water to extinguish you will need to wait till it dries out before using again.
