Native American Smudge Guide Book: Smudging Your Home. A good Teaching Tool for Students in the Classroom. Creating Positive Energy. Cleansing the Home. ... Smudging Plants are used. Meditation Prayer

Start your Day with a Positive Outlook.
I am very pleased to present my general guide Book to the Native American Sacred Smudge Ceremony.

~ It has been told to me ~
That long ago a People would often Smudge very early in the morning facing the Rising Grandfather Sun to the East Wind.

They would often seek out where Water met the Sky, at a lake or river.

When the Sunrise was halfway on the horizon.

This is the Sacred time they would Smudge, when a representation of both the Spirit World and this World would meet.

Where Water met the Sky, where Darkness now turned to Light, where Spiritual Dreamworld met with this World.

It was at this Sacred time, at this half way meeting, that there is a special connection to Self and the Creator.

Smudging has been for centuries a source of Healing and Cleansing.
My Personal Advice covers
• The Smudge Ceremony procedures.
• Different types of Smudging Ceremonies.
• Individual, Home and Group Circle.
• Starting your day with a positive attitude.
• The Plant Herbs that are utilized in Smudging.
• Plant Meaning within the Medicine Wheel.
• The meaning of the Feather and the Abalone Shell.
• How to tie Smudge Sticks and common Smudge Stick Plants.
• Spiritual aspects of what to include in a Spiritual Ceremonial Prayer.
• Reasoning behind the Ceremony.
• The Power of Silence.
• The Power of Positive Vibrational Feedback.
• Advice on clearing your Home of any negative or bad Spirits.
• Creating Positive Space.
• Ceremony Protocols.
• Advice on Smudging.

Ceremonial Smudge will always bring Goodness as long as it comes from the Heart with good intentions.

We are all born with Gifts from the Creator and to share our Gifts with others is the Key to personal Fulfillment and Happiness.
We strive to have a Spiritual Connection to Ourselves, our fellow Spiritual Beings and our Environment. Not just for us, but for future generations. Thank You ~ Megwetch