Are you looking for a smudge kit to start smudging with sage at home?
Watch this video to see the Tribal Trade smudging kit unboxed so that you can see what's inside
this smudging starter kit.
I'm Mallory Graham from tribaltradeco.com.
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Are you looking for a smudge kit to start smudging with sage at home?
I'm here today to show you what's inside the smudging kit so that you can get started with
your smudge right away.
We've helped thousands of people using smudging and sacred medicines.
By the end of this video, you will know exactly what's inside this smudge kit so that if you're
interested in getting one, you will know exactly what to expect.
The Tribal Trade smudge kit or smudging starter kit comes in a box just like this.
The first item that we have inside the smudge kit is an abalone shell.
The shell is used as a heat barrier to protect any surface that you are setting the shell
on to burn the medicines that you have inside.
The second item inside the smudge kit is a bundle of sage.
This is also called a sage stick or a smudge stick.
Sage is the most common sacred medicine for smudging.
As indigenous people, we believe that the sacred medicines are gifts from the creator
to help heal our mind, body, and spirit.
And smudging also helps us get rid of the negative energy that is within us and all
around us.
If you've never smudged with sage, then watch this video right here on how to smudge your
house with sage.
The third item inside this smudge kit is a sweetgrass braid.
The sweetgrass smells so good and is less often used for smudging.
But, you can do other things with the sweetgrass as well.
If you've never smudged with sweetgrass, then watch this video right here on how to smudge
with sweetgrass.
Have you guys smudged before, and did you use a smudge kit?
Please let us know in the comments.
The fourth item inside our smudge kit is a feather.
These smudging kits either come with an imitation eagle feather or a turkey feather.
This is what the turkey feather looks like.
If you've been fortunate enough to been given a real eagle feather, then you can use it
to waft the smoke around when you're doing your smudge.
To learn the meaning of the eagle feather, watch this video right here.
Fifth item inside the smudge kit is a cedar bundle.
Cedar is one of the four sacred medicines, and it can be used in a smudge bowl, as it's
very flammable.
Now, the sixth item inside of our smudge kit is a wooden stand to place your abalone shell
on.
Now, this wooden stand is optional.
You don't need it to do your smudge, but it's kind of nice to have it if you'd like to prop
up your abalone shell just like this.
Now, the seventh item inside of this smudge kit is a card that has a digital download
link to the Tribal Trade Sacred Medicines and Smudging Guide.
This guide is packed with information on the sacred medicines, and it also has a step-by-step
process for how to smudge.
You can also download this free Sacred Medicines and Smudging Guide at the link and the description
below.
So, that's it for today.
I hope you loved this unboxing of the Tribal Trade smudging kit.
If you have any questions about it, please drop them in the comments below.
Thank you so much for watching, guys.
I hope you have an amazing day, and we'll see you next time.