White sage, which is sacred to a number of Native American tribes in the southwest United States, has been adopted by both some contemporary Pagans and New Age practitioners for purification rites ...

Often referred to as “grandmother,” white sage is a plant commonly used among Native American communities for medicine, food and ceremonies, according to California Native Plant Society. Today, white ...

In their online metaphysical shop Quiiroi, Kitha sells bundles of rosemary, cedar and black sage, as well as mugwort, although they are sold out of that at the moment. They don’t, however, sell ...

Burning sage is believed to clear out spiritual impurities, pathogens, and even insects. White sage is commonly used in Native American ritual traditions. “White sage is a sacred herb.

Native Americans use white sage for medicinal and ceremonial funerary purposes. Filmmakers Rose Ramirez and Deborah Small focus on its cultural appropriation in their documentary “Saging the World.” ...

A rare white-colored buffalo calf was born in Yellowstone National Park this spring. It's interesting for tourists, but many Native Americans see it as the fulfillment of a prophecy.

White sage itself is loaded with antioxidants and is said to heal colds and lower ... it was in 1978 when the American Indian Religious Freedom Act restored the use of sage to Native Americans again.

The Sage Museum is open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. All of the museums in Brownville are free. Click here to subscribe to our 10/11 NOW daily digest and breaking news alerts ...

White sage is considered sacred in many Indigenous cultures, ... Some Native Americans believe it is important to share Native spiritual practices with non-Native people, ...

Though not the only sage native to North America, white sage is by far the one most frequently used and sold by the wellness industry. It’s also a sacred herb to several Indigenous communities ...

Many Native Americans find value in the plants their ancestors used for maladies, including forbs for headaches, sage for cleansing the soul of negativity, and stinging nettle for stomach pain.

The use of sage by non-Native Americans is again becoming more prevalent. I noticed while doing my research in 1986 that white sage was sold at stores catering to the occult.