Sacred Sage Pouches filled with Sacred Sage Mix

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Sage Burning Kits:
1. Extra Large Soap Stone storage bowl and burning bowl in beautiful etched flower design
2. Bear Totem storage and burning bowl made of soapstone
3. Mayan pouch/ soap stone burning bowl
What is Sacred Sage Mix?
The most powerful and potent mixture of Ceremonial Sage on the Planet!
Sacred Sage from Bear Butte mountain, the Badlands, Navajo high desert
Sage, Hopi Needle Sage, feather sage from the Sedona Vortices, White sage
from Ojai, CA. feather sage from the tribal lands of Arizona.
Harvested with permission in small quantities from sacred sites, the sage
leaves are then dried, hand ground and infused with the ancient ceremonial
herbs of Red Cedar and Sweet Grass, India golden myrrh, and rosemary.
The results is the most wonderful and fragrant Sacred Sage Mix!
Our Sacred Sage Mix may be used for ALL spirtual ceremonies to assist
in clearing energies as well as bringing in positive energies.
HOW TO ORDER:
To order your Sacred Sage Mix in Mayan Pouches you may select:
Regular size Mayan Zippered Pouch full of sacred sage mix
$20
$30
Extra Large Mayan Zippered Pouch full of sacred sage mix
$40
To order your Sacred Sage Burning Kits filled with Sacred Sage you may select:
Large Flower designed Soap Stone storage and burning bowl (pictured above # 1 top left photo)
$60
It all began back in the fifties. I lived in a two story house in LaCrosse, Wisconsin.
Big John and Sparky played on the radio while I intently listened to the science
fiction segment, called "The Purple Goowey Goblioes" an outer space substance
like the Blob, no doubt. I was seven years old and I HAD to make my own concoction
of the Goblioes. So off I sped on a scavenger hunt creeping in my mom's cupboards
and in the old sooty basement where only spiders and worse lived. The neighbors
junk was also a good place to collect good garbage. So motivated by my seven
year old inventors mind, I combined the corks from pop bottle caps, some food
coloring, cut up card board pieces, a mixing bowl and added water. With a blood
curdling laugh, I stirred my concoction with delight singing out to the top of my
lungs, "THE PURPLE GOOWEY GOBLIOES" Blah, Hah, Hah!
After the success of my first experiment, I talked the neighbor boy into helping me
create my second invention. The orange dye. It was easy enough. Just add
orange crepe paper to water, stir, and "Whallah", a masterpiece. That was, until
I talked this younger neighbor boy into throwing the concoction on Mr. Ford, our
downstairs neighbor, his white dress shirt dredged and stained permanently. I
actually thought the experiment a success until my dad arrived home and heard
the news. After choking out an apology to Mr. Ford, I was sent to my room,
forbidden to see the neighbor boy for the rest of the summer. And the shine
on my behind was at least two shades darker than my orange dye. Ouch! I
remember that one. You might think that would have deterred me from my
Dr. Jekyl experiments, but NOOO, and really I'm just getting started.
In 1963 we moved to North Lacrosse, my dad worked at a factory where he
would bring home these tubular pieces of plastic, the perfect size, no doubt,
for making my first guided missile. Remember the cap guns when you were
a kid. Every kid on the block had one. They would bang when you pulled
the trigger. The caps contained pure gun powder. Well, I would scrape the
tops off from each cap and empty them into the bottom of the plastic tube.
Then adding farmer match heads and book matches and stuffing the tube full
to the top, closed off the top of the tube with a plastic nose cone and I was
ready for the launch. I called in the neighbor kids for the count down, lit the
home made fuse and dove for cover. Nothing happened. The fuse had fizzled
out. So I crept behind the rocket and stretching out my arm and hand with
match lit tried to light to fuse. KABOOM! it exploded. Rocket wings lie on
the dirt, my eye brows singed, my hands blackened and in shell shock, I sat
there on the ground mumbling to myself something like, "what could of gone
wrong this time?" We never found the body of the rocket.
Then there was the big finale. 1965, a junior in high school and singing in
my first rock band, we were to perform at a large LaCrosse auditorium on Halloween.
So it was my brilliant idea to dress up like a bat, spring out from a pine box while
purple smoke oozed out of the "coffin", grab a mic, jump into the audience while
singing "The Monster Mash". So in preparation, and with permission from Mr. Thienes,
the chemistry teacher, I began my experiments in the LAB.
Kids do not try this at HOME! I put potassium nitrate into a test tube and added
several drops of water. The oxidation process worked perfectly. Purple smoke
streamed from the top of the tube. I was in ecstasy. My Thienes was teaching
class and could see me through the glass window separating the lab from the class
room. He saw the beautiful purple smoke and even gave me a wink. Then it happened!
The test tube started to glow and sputter. It bubbled like alka-selzer. All of a sudden
the test tube blew up at the bottom shooting a white fire ball out the top. I watched
from behind my protective safety goggles and I'm thinking "Wow, this is SO COOL!"
Then as I looked up with a big grin on my face, I saw the frowned brow of Mr. Thienes
running toward me and the lab. He didn't say a word; he just pointed up toward the
ceiling. Then I understood. To my horror, all the paper towels that were stored on
the wood cabinet in the lab were flaming. My test tube fire ball had delivered a
perfect strike to the only flammable substance in the lab. The lab was filling up
with smoke and fire. I stood stunned while Mr. Thienes grabbed the fire extinguisher
and put out the flames. When it was over, he looked at me and pointed his finger
toward the exit door shouting just one memorable word, "OUT!" I had been permanently
banned from the chemistry lab.
End of story? No, not by a long shot. I still had enough potassium nitrate in a baggie
in my pocket to make more purple smoke for my Monster Mash performance.
I was determined to make it work this time and only add ONE drop of water, enough
for smoke but not enough for a four alarm fire. I chuckled to myself as I climbed into
my coffin on Halloween. I had my flashlight, my tube of potassium nitrate and a little
dropper for the water. The auditorium was packed with hundreds of gleeful teen-agers
who had come for the Halloween dance. The band kicked off the beat and my cue was
to jump out at the beginning of the chorus,I thought to myself, I better get this stuff
brewing now so by the time the chorus starts, I'll have lots of neat purple smoke.
So I poured my drop of water into my test tube of potassium nitrate and waited.
After a few seconds, success! Beautiful purple smoke rising up and filling my coffin.
I waited, and waited and waited. Hey, that's a long verse guys, when's the chorus
going to start? Smoke had filled the coffin and my lungs and eyes. I began hacking
and coughing and sputtering. I couldn’t breath. Finally, I couldn't take it any longer.
I burst out of the coffin, not exactly on cue, my eyes watering and burning, my face
green with nausea, purple smoke oozing from my bat costume. I was too sick to jump
into the audience and sing. I grabbed the mic and tried to sing, but only grunts and
moans came out. I was so miserable and THE AUDIENCE JUST THOUGHT IT WAS ALL
PART OF THE ACT! and LOVED IT!
So much for my younger years and early days of invention and experimentations.
Now that I'm all grown up and a mature adult, certainly I can proceed with wisdom and
accuracy. HA, HA, HA HA HA and HA HA some more and an extra HA HA just because
I can. Not so grown up me thinks. I will always be the kid at heart, and I don't
apologize for it. My concoctions however have matured with age and have become
more state of the art in this technological society. I now have the modern technology
of a coffee grinder so my experiments into the new and unknown have catapulted light
years ahead of my early days of floundering in the darkness with the Purple Goowey Goblios.
Which brings me to the present moment and reason for writing to all of you very patient
readers and beloved of the Soul Family, and that is, The Legacy of the Sacred Sage Mix.
All of my past successes and failures have brought me to where I am today.
I have discovered one important truth. God is not something you think about
or perceive to know. God is experienced. That is how you know. And one deliberate way
I have discovered in the knowing is through ceremony and rituals, precisely, in burning the
Sacred Sage. As I burn the Sacred Sage, I dedicate it to God. It came from Him, it returns
to Him, just as I do. I smell the sweet sage burning and with each inhalation, I thank God
for every breath of life, each heart beat, each moment. As the smoke of the Sage curls upward,
I feel my spirit soaring toward the Heavens from where I came and shall return. As the smoke
clears the energies around me, so I am clear in my body, mind and spirit to experience the
Almighty Presence. I have done nothing to earn it, because I cannot, I have done nothing
to charm it, because I can not. I have done nothing to invoke it, because I can not.
Perhaps in my act of simple ritual and acknowledgement I have pleased God, for I feel that
I now know Him even as I am known by Him. I realize, "all of life is a relationship with God,
every moment, every heart beat, every breath". And it is good. And it is true. And it is real.
From simple beginnings in our abode in Minnesota, Kelly and I would travel to Sacred Sites
to harvest small quantities of Sage. We became friends with several Native American tribes,
especially the Lakota Sioux from South Dakota. We attended several Sun Dances, fasted
and danced around the outer circle while the warriors and chiefs danced the inner circle.
We harvested Sage for their three day ritual. They burned the Sage mixed with Red Cedar.
We all experienced the presence of Great Spirit together.
From the quiet plains of the Bad Lands we gathered more Sage. From the holy Native American
mount on Bear Butte, SD, we camped by the light of the full moon and gathered small amounts
of Sage.
On the Yankton River, in Nebraska, we Sun Danced, did sweat lodges with the Chiefs and
warriors and gathered more Sage. From the Ojibwa in Wisconsin, we did pipe ceremony and
gathered Red Cedar. As we moved our home from Minneapolis to Sedona, Arizona, we stopped
at energy points along the way, gathering Sage from Colorado, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.
We visited the Hopi in the high mesa north of highway 40 and gathered fragrant needle sage.
From the Navajo, east of Flagstaff, we gathered high desert Sage and bought sweet grass
from their reservation. From the Grand Canyon, we harvested high desert Sage.
From California, we gathered White Sage. From Sedona we gathered fragrant feather Sage
from the Vortex areas. And from the ancient boulders of Yarnell, we have gathered a
beautiful green feather Sage.
The Sage is bundled and hung to dry so the leaves point down. This process could take up
to a year. Then I begin my famous concoction process of combining the Sage, Red Cedar
and Sweet grass. The result is what you all are now addicted too, The Sacred Sage Mix.
But are you REALLY addicted to the smell or where it takes you? For in truth, burning of the
Sage is like taking a deep breath in and knowing that it was meant for God.
Yes, even the Sage has evolved over the years from it's simple beginnings to a little more
elaborate mixture today. I have reverently experimented with the Sage, sometimes adding
the resins of pure incense or an essential oil and have harvested the residue sap from pinion
trees or pines to discover an all new compilation smell. The Sage is sacred and the sites we
have harvested are sacred. We have always asked permission. On the other hand, it is
ALL God's creation and therefore ALL Sacred. Whether it be harvesting Sage or pine sap,
or a wildflower, it is all sacred. And so we approach the Sage this way; and we approach
the Essential Oils this way. The essence of plants, fruits and herbs all are gifts to us, their
essence, a sacred gift from God. Let us enjoy these gifts for their beauty, their taste and
their fragrance, and also, allow the ritual and ceremony in their harvesting, eating, tasting
and smelling to bring us into a deeper relationship with our Creator.
During this past week I have combined the Sacred Sage Mix with Oils from my
Sedona Sacred Oil collection. I have some wonderful results I would like to share with you.
Imagine the Sacred Sage Mix with Lemon Grass Oil It is great for clearing, for bringing in
more energies, the smell up lifting. As an outdoor ceremony, Lemon grasshas its useful side
blessings by keeping flies and bugs away from your campsite.
Imagine the Sacred Sage Mix with ALL SPICE Oil. The Fall harvest and spices come alive.
Hints of clove, cinnamon and nut meg fill the air. You feel encircled with a feeling of
"home" when you experience ALL SPICE.
Imagine the Sacred Sage Mix with LAVENDER OIL. Lavender nurtures the body and
soul with its soft frequencies. The purple flower essential oils open the crown chakra
opening the door for energies to flow down through all of your chakras. It will surely
enrich your sacred sage ceremony.
Imagine the Sacred Sage Mix with pure SPRUCE Oil. Spruce has long been known
to stimulate the pineal gland and third eye, like Frankincense does as well.
Your ceremony will not only be for clearing but for opening and expanding as well.
Imagine the Sacred Sage Mix with Frankincense and Myrrh Oil. The gifts offered to
the Christ at birth are my gifts to Him as well as to you. Frankincense and Myrrh create
an atmosphere of worship, sacredness and thankfulness. The added bonus of having your
third eye opened speaks for itself.
And last of all, Imagine the Sacred Sage Mix with Sacred Sage Oil, a truly magnificent
and potent formula if you are truly a lover and of pure Sage.
For your free sample of Sacred Sage, choose from above,
mail a note requesting your choice (s) include 3 stamps please to:
Boyd Sibley
1444 High Mesa Dr
Alto, NM 88312
So my Soul Family, in my long saga and Legacy of the Sacred Sage, it was not my intent