How to Harvest Wild Sage & Make a Smudge Bundle

Wild sage is a very important part of First Nations People in North America in religious or other ceremonies. It is also used in many other cultures around the world too. There are many varieties of sage around the world and most people are familiar with the middle eastern sage used as a spice. In the midwest the prairie sage or white sage is the most common. In staying with local traditions only wild sage should be used to make a smudge bundle & of course because red is a sacred color we tie it with red thread.
Now there are countless traditions that vary from one group to the next, in my traditions smoke from the sage is used to purify one's self and carry prayers to the creator. How you choose to use it is is between you & the Creator.
I hope you enjoy this little video & please like and subscribe! There's much more content to come!!!

[@summer-c7i]

Love the fairness for Earth. “Take only what you need and give back. Ask for consent.” If more humans had that mindset, much of the problems in the world could be solved. Always respect the Earth and care for her. ❤️

[@learnlostskills]

Thank you. It is the belief I was raised on, a long held tradition. I hope to inspire people to do the same

[@simplyimpish1055]

Your approach to honoring Mother Earth and using what she provides, really touches my heart ❤️ 💕🌸

[@learnlostskills]

It's how I was taught by my mother and my elders. A tradition to hand down to those that learn from us.

[@skysali3022]

Thank you for your respect to Mother Earth with the tobacco and giving back for your harvest. I appreciate the use of the red thread to honor the native culture and our creator. Looking forward to future videos.

[@oscuevas1]

Thanks for sharing and showing a respectful way of not oly harvesting a reason behind the bundling. Will gladly subscribe.

[@Maddie24344]

Thank you for sharing how to wrap the bundles. I have wild sage out in my yard. I smelled something and could not figure out what it was until August when our mower broke and the sage started growing all over. I'm glad the mower broke.

[@learnlostskills]

It's my pleasure to pass along knowledge & tradition. There's a lot more on the way on my channel, hope you enjoy!

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Thank you brother love how you kept it simple but never apologize when you did nothing wrong like a helicopter flying by
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That was so simple & informative, thankyou, all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 Cheers Mate .

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Thank you for the kind remarks.

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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

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Lovely. Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@learnlostskills]

It is my pleasure, hopefully I'll be able to start making more content soon.

[@tourrettes1child]

I dig it. Very respectful harvest. Keep the quality content coming.

[@learnlostskills]

Thanks for the feedback! Many more are coming

[@MaxineBabb-i3c]

Thank you for an amzing tutorial on sage. Ive been doing this myself butndefinitely appreciate the tips & techniques. I appreciate the fact you kept this on a spiritual level. Much more of this type media. Super gratful & good luck with the new chanel. Will be back for more.
Peace, Love, & Light Always

[@viclielynn1675]

Awesome obviously you’ve done this once or twice. Very cool keep up the good work.

[@learnlostskills]

More times than I can count. Most of my bundles become gifts to elders or used in ceremony

[@silent_silence]

Subscribed.

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Thanks!

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thank you Sir!

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Thank you for your kind remarks. It's always my pleasure to teach. Look for new content coming real soon!

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Thank you

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Thank you sir

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Thank you! 😊

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Thank you for your knowledge and wisdom. I appreciate this video very much

[@learnlostskills]

It's my pleasure! I've off due to a couple medical things since last spring but all is better & I've got a lot more videos in the can the will be released 2 or 3 a week for the foreseeable future. Hope you tune in & enjoy them!

[@jerryleesprague]

Very Cool Steve

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TYSM!!

[@circleofcourage3903]

What about cleaning spiders and aphids etc

[@crystalbrown4158]

The best offering you can give any plant that you harvest for personal use is stewardship. Let your local tribes in on the lands to put expert hands on it.

[@circleofcourage3903]

Do it 4 times for the 4 directions?

[@loganbrewster-peck]

The amount of mosquitoes that would bite me doing that is insane

[@learnlostskills]

I usually go out mid day when the skeeters aren't out. If they are a little Repel but spray works great for skeeters and ticks

[@pamchildress5320]

And chiggers!!

[@DanielnobodyFinley]

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