Golden Heart Palo Santo Oil 5ml

Golden Heart Palo Santo Oil

Amazing quality hand distilled by our Master Palo Santo expert.

Our oil is made from sustainably wild harvested Palo Santo from a reserve in Northern Peru from naturally fallen trees and branches that lie dead for 4-10 years before they are harvested.

Palo Santo, or Holy Wood is a natural wood aromatic incense used for centuries in the Amazon basin as a spiritual remedy for purifying and cleansing.
It’s used to this present day by Shamans in their sacred plant spirit ceremonies.

It has a fine citrus aroma with underlying notes of frankincense, its close relative.

Botanical name Bursera graveolens

Palo Santo has a long history of use by indigenous peoples and is now making it’s way to the west at an ever increasing rate in both ritual use, medicinal use and general day to day house cleaning.

Based on both indigenous use and current day reports. This oil can be used similarly to the wood;
* Cleanse any space of ‘ghosts’, bad energies, stale stuck energies by using in an oil burner or on a charcoal. It’s perfect for a ceremonial cleanse, an additional to general house-cleaning and to body cleaning routines.
* Lift the vibration of any space. A child’s bedroom to enhance sleep/dreaming/relaxation, a pre-party intentional space-lifting for creativity/inspiration/meditation/connection. Raising the vibration of any room for any reason carries benefits that go well beyond the simple act of smudging.
* Medicinal use with the smoke as a moxibustion agent. Acts both on the aura and on the acupoints of the body to promote healing. Oil can also be applied topically.
Try lighting a stick of Palo Santo and stepping naked over the smoke to cleanse and prepare for tantric sacred sensual connection.
* Try cleansing objects in the smoke such as crystals, jewellery.
Every country has its botanical treasures, the greatest of which are so important to the society that they become pillars of the culture. In South America, Palo Santo Wood is one such treasure. The Palo Santo uses and healing powers are so numerous that it has been part of the South American culture for centuries.