Juniper, which is also sometimes called cedar, is a sacred plant to the Indigenous peoples of North America. She is so sweet, and here in the eastern foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, she grows as a tree, almost a large form shrub or a medium tall tree. You can especially find her growing near water, near rivers within a half mile or so. Juniper is medicine for protection. She is a plant ally who offers us protection, and she offers this medicine lovingly and willingly. She is very generous, just like many of you beautiful beings. This smoke wand is amazing to use in your home to smudge off your body, your rooms, your entire house, your space, and even your car. The smoke of juniper offers protection in all ways, physical, spiritual, energetic, mental, and emotional. She is a beautiful, strong protector, and the piney smell is an amazing bonus. She smells so good. Juniper is very flammable, so when you light the tip of the wand, you may see a bigger flame than you are used to with sage or mugwort. That is normal; just gently blow it out, and enjoy!
Juniper, which is also sometimes called cedar, is a sacred plant to the Indigenous peoples of North America. She is so sweet, and here in the eastern foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, she grows as a tree, almost a large form shrub or a medium tall tree. You can especially find her growing near water, near rivers within a half mile or so. Juniper is medicine for protection. She is a plant ally who offers us protection, and she offers this medicine lovingly and willingly. She is very generous, just like many of you beautiful beings. This smoke wand is amazing to use in your home to smudge off your body, your rooms, your entire house, your space, and even your car. The smoke of juniper offers protection in all ways, physical, spiritual, energetic, mental, and emotional. She is a beautiful, strong protector, and the piney smell is an amazing bonus. She smells so good. Juniper is very flammable, so when you light the tip of the wand, you may see a bigger flame than you are used to with sage or mugwort. That is normal; just gently blow it out, and enjoy!
