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Palo Santo - Shamanic Water

€15,00

Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is an aromatic wood that has been used for centuries by the Inca people as a spiritual remedy to purify, cleanse, and ward off evil spirits, bad luck, and calamities.

It works on the Sixth and Seventh Chakras.

It can be applied directly to the body or sprayed in rooms using a spray bottle.

Contents: 221 ml

Origin: Peru

Do not ingest - Keep away from heat sources; contains alcohol.

Incense sticks and an aromatic essential oil with numerous properties are made from the wood of the Palo Santo tree. The botanical description of the Palo Santo tree ("holy wood") was only published in 1824 following a German expedition to the Americas, but it had already been known and used for centuries by South American peoples.

Palo Santo is produced in full respect of the environment and the tree itself, both for incense and essential oil. Only naturally fallen and dried Palo Santo specimens are used, as young trees do not possess the required characteristics: to produce its distinctive scent, trees must be at least 10 years old and naturally dried.

Fun Fact

According to traditional use, Palo Santo is primarily used to counteract negative energies that may cause physical ailments for which no other causes have been identified, or negative psychological conditions such as depression, sadness, and bad mood. According to the original worldview of some South American peoples, Palo Santo protects both adults and infants from "bad energy" and "white plague," negative energies believed to cause the evil eye and illness upon contact with strangers.

Palo Santo is used instead of traditional incense to purify homes and gently repel mosquitoes and other insects. It is also used to expose clothing and infants' diapers to smoke to protect them from bites. It is used in both secular and religious ceremonies, including those conducted by the Catholic Church in some cases.

Traditionally, the fresh liquid that seeps out when the Palo Santo bark is cut is used to treat scalp fungus. Its resin is used to disinfect infants' umbilical wounds and to relieve toothaches and cavities. Palo Santo is also used internally to prepare a herbal tea for treating stomach pain, intestinal problems, vomiting, general body aches, and respiratory and urinary tract problems. It is also used for psychosomatic and mood disorders.

Main benefits of Palo Santo oil:

Against asthma attacks and in cases of allergies.
To relieve coughs and colds.
To ease anxiety.
Against headaches.
For meditation and mind-body relaxation.

USE:

It can be applied directly to the body or sprayed in rooms using a spray bottle.

It can be used on its own, in combination with other Shamanic Waters, or after an energy cleansing performed with White Sage or other types of smoke cleansing.

Its use invites gentle energies into the home.

What are Shamanic Waters:

Shamanic Waters are a practical and powerful tool for purifying spaces and individuals.

Water carries a memory; Shamanic Waters are made with sacred herbs and flowers from mystical lands.

They are used to cleanse and ward off evil spirits, bad luck, and calamities. They recharge with energy and bring abundance. They can be used instead of incense.

Ingredients:

Rectified alcohol 96°, water, c.i. 16035, c.i.15985, c.i. 42090.