Palo Santo sticks per stick

• Origin and Species:

• Palo Santo, scientifically known as Bursera graveolens, is native to the coastal regions of South America, particularly countries like Ecuador, Peru, and parts of Central America.
• Its name translates to “holy wood” or “the wood of the saints” in Spanish, reflecting its deep spiritual significance.
• Part of the Burseraceae family (which includes frankincense and myrrh), Palo Santo emits an uplifting fragrance when burned, making it a staple in various rituals and ceremonies.

• Cultural and Spiritual Significance:

• Traditional Medicine: Indigenous people in South America have used Palo Santo for centuries. It’s believed to alleviate cold symptoms, stress, headaches, and even act as a natural insect repellent.
• Spiritual Practices: Deeply tied to shamanic and spiritual rituals, Palo Santo purifies spaces, clears energy, and prepares participants for sacred ceremonies.
• Protection: It’s often used as a protective tool against negative influences and evil spirits.

Feel free to immerse yourself in the aromatic essence of Palo Santo!