Your words can be simple, like, "With this smoke, I cleanse this space of negativity. Carry this around the area you wish to cleanse, waving the smoke with your hand or a hand fan to make sure it gets into all of the corners. The end will continue to smolder, releasing dense, white, fragrant smoke. To use it, light a stick, wait about thirty seconds, and blow out the flame. Palo Santo drives away negativity, destroys obstacles, and attracts luck. Any wood used in ritual should be sourced from fallen branches. Palo Santo is considered so holy, it must never be cut down. The wood is also used to communicate with the divine, heal on the physical and spiritual levels, and improve concentration and mental focus during meditation. Palo Santo is used in rituals to cleanse and ward off negative energies (Palo Santo is related to frankincense, myrrh, and copal trees, three other powerful energy cleansers and protectors). When the wood is burned, it gives off a dense, fragrant smoke. When it is full, the wood produces more abundant, deeply scented oil. When the moon is new, the wood produces a smaller quantity of light oil. Its wood is very aromatic - it accumulates fragrant oil and resin in the wood fiber, which produces its distinctive scent.
It primarily grows along the coast of South America, and can be found in Peru, Argentinia, Ecuador, Bolivia, and the Galapagos Islands.
What is it, and how can you use it today? Palo Santo, the Holy Woodīriefly put, Palo Santo is the wood of the Palo Santo tree (Bursera graveolens).
It is so powerful that it has been a part of sacred rituals in its native region for centuries. Its name translates to "holy wood," and this beautiful, aromatic tree lives up to its reputation as a healer and cleanser. If you work with herbs or oils at all, chances are you have come across Palo Santo in some form.
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