Posts — meditation

The word sage comes from the Latin word “salvia,” which means, “to feel healthy.” Sage has been burned for centuries by Native Americans and other indigenous people as part of spiritual rituals. It's been used since the time of the ancient Egyptians and Romans to treat many bodily issues.   I have personally been using sage to cleanse/clear my home for over 20 years and grew up around it. I've noticed in recent years its become a trend and with many trends the root and/or purpose of things may be lost in translations.  Below is a guide for anyone wanting to sage...

I was first introduced to meditation several years back and dove right into it. Not really.  I remember sitting with one eye open looking around praying for it to be over. I wondered why it wasn’t working. Why am I not experiencing immediate peace and serenity? I did have one eye closed which meant I was meditating, right? After a few minutes, I would finally close both eyes and the questions/thoughts would come rushing in; “How long do I need to do this for? What results should I be looking for? Maybe I should blow dry my hair today?  Geez those birds are chirping mighty loud...